Cardlytics shares rise 11.11% intraday after Q3 EPS beats estimates by $0.26 despite revenue shortfall.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query step by step. The user wants me to act as a financial analyst explaining the stock price movement of Cardlytics based on recent news. The stock went up 11.11% intraday. I need to look at the provided news events and see which ones are relevant and caused this movement. First, check the stock performance: it's a significant intraday gain. Now, look at each news event. Reason 1 mentions the UK market growth with a 22% revenue increase. That's positive, but does it directly relate to the stock's intraday jump? Maybe, but it's a summary from an earnings call. Reason 2 says earnings beat by $0.26 but revenue fell short. The stock closed at $1.76, up 49.15% in 3 months. However, the user is focusing on the intraday movement. The earnings beat could be a positive factor, but the revenue miss is negative. The stock closed at that price, so maybe the earnings beat was a key driver for the intraday rise. Reason 3 talks about challenges with transitioning from a key partner, leading to a sell rating. This would be bearish, but the stock is up, so maybe not relevant here. Reason 4 is an analyst maintaining a hold rating with a $2 target. That's neutral, so probably not causing a big move. Reason 5 is Q3 earnings: EPS better than expected but revenue below. The stock fell 3.98% after the report. Wait, but the user is talking about an intraday up. If the stock fell after the earnings, but the user's data shows an intraday up, maybe the news that caused the up is different. Or maybe the user's data is conflicting. Need to check the dates. The news in Reason 5 mentions the stock falling 3.98% after the report, which would be after-hours. The user's movement is intraday, so perhaps this isn't the cause. Reason 6 has multiple news. One is a 30% workforce reduction causing a 4.7% drop on October 2. But the user's movement is a rise. Another news is a 24% workforce reduction in a restructuring. But again, those would be bearish. However, there's a mention of a positive mention from Citron Research causing a 30% rise in September. But the user's movement is 11.11%, which is less than 30%. Also, the dates here are October and September, but the user's trading period is intraday. The most recent news in Reason 5 is from November 5, 2025, where EPS beat. Wait, the user's input says the stock's performance is intraday up 11.11%. The news in Reason 5 is from November 5, 2025, which is a Q3 earnings report where EPS beat but revenue missed. The stock fell 3.98% after the report. However, the user is talking about an intraday movement, so maybe the positive EPS beat caused a temporary rise during the day before the after-hours drop. But the user's data shows a positive intraday movement, so the key news would be the earnings beat. Alternatively, maybe the user's data is conflicting. If the stock fell after the earnings, but the intraday movement is up, perhaps the cause is different. Let me check the other reasons. Reason 1's UK growth is positive. If the stock's rise is due to positive UK performance mentioned in the earnings call, that could be the driver. However, the earnings call was already mentioned in Reason 2 and 5. Wait, Reason 1 is from the same earnings call? The title says "Cardlytics' Earnings Call: Growth Amid Challenges" with UK growth. So the earnings call highlighted UK growth, which is a positive. The EPS beat (Reason 2 and 5) is another positive. But the revenue was below. However, the stock's intraday movement is up. So the positive EPS beat and UK growth could be the reasons. The user's example output includes the key news that caused the move. So, in this case, the intraday surge is likely due to the earnings beat and positive UK performance mentioned in the earnings call. The workforce reduction news is bearish but happened earlier. The Citron Research mention in September caused a rise, but that's older. So the key news here is the Q3 earnings beat and the UK growth. The summary should mention the EPS beat and the UK revenue increase. The stock's intraday rise aligns with the positive earnings surprise. The workforce reduction is a separate bearish event but doesn't explain the current up movement. Therefore, the explanation should state that Cardlytics surged 11.11.