Shares of discount retailer Ollie’s Bargain Outlet (NASDAQ:OLLI) rose 6.7% following the release of its quarterly earnings. The company reported a 7.8% year-over-year revenue increase to $517.4 million, in line with analysts’ expectations. Despite solid results, Ollie’s provided the weakest full-year revenue guidance among its competitors.

The best performance of the quarter came from Five Below (NASDAQ:FIVE), which grew revenue by 14.6% to $843.7 million, surpassing analysts’ expectations by 5.8%. However, despite strong growth, the company’s stock fell by 14.1% after the earnings report.

The weakest results came from Burlington Stores (NYSE:BURL), which missed analysts’ estimates despite a 10.5% revenue increase. Its stock dropped 10.9% following the earnings release. Ross Stores (NASDAQ:ROST) also posted slow revenue growth, while TJX (NYSE:TJX) exceeded revenue forecasts by 1%, leading to a 5.3% rise in its stock.

Overall, discount retailers had a mixed earnings season. The combined revenue of the five companies exceeded analysts’ expectations by 0.8%, but their revenue forecasts for the next quarter fell short by the same 0.8%. On average, stock prices declined by 2.7% after the earnings reports.