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The week continues to show a positive bias for US equity markets, and among them, the Nasdaq 100 stands out, as it has posted a gain of more than 5.00% on average over the last five trading sessions.
With NVDA options traders pricing in “only” a +/- 6% move on the release, a big earnings surprise could catch traders off-guard given the technical setup
The Nasdaq 100 remains in a bullish channel and could target 24,000 or 25,000 if Big Tech stocks can deliver on earnings expectations.
Netflix reports Q2 earnings today after the market close, with analysts forecasting EPS of $7.08 (+45% YoY) and revenue over $11B. Ad-supported tier growth, blockbuster content like Squid Game S3, and platform innovation are the highlights. With strong guidance and bullish sentiment, Netflix might beat again, yet subscription growth in the USA appears saturated.
This week sees earnings from more US tech firms, including Alphabet, Amazon, and Disney.
This week, earning season kicks off with US banks
Salesforce (CRM) will release its Q3 2024 earnings aftermarket today, with analysts expecting EPS of $2.43 (+15.17% YoY) and revenue of $9.35 billion (+7.2% YoY). The report could highlight Salesforce’s momentum in AI-driven initiatives and its Agentforce hiring push, along with strategic acquisitions.
Dell & HP Inc. Q3 2024 Earnings Preview: Growth vs. Challenges Dell Technologies (DELL) and HP Inc. (HPQ) are set to release their Q3 2024 earnings aftermarket today. Both companies show growth potential but face unique challenges amid PC market headwinds.
AIG and Palantir report Q3 earnings on Nov 4. AIG faces revenue decline, while Palantir anticipates strong growth in AI-driven segments. Key factors to watch.
As we approach key earnings releases this week, United Parcel Service (UPS) and Harley-Davidson (HOG) will be reporting their third-quarter 2024 financial results. Both companies are facing unique challenges, and investors are eager to see how each has navigated the current economic environment.
Three major companies—AT&T, Coca-Cola, and Tesla—are set to announce their earnings tomorrow, with investors keen to analyze the financial health and future prospects of each company. Below is a breakdown of expectations for these earnings releases and the potential implications for stock performance.
This week, we look at earnings from Netflix, Goldman Sachs, and ASML.
Earnings drove volatility last week and continue to roll in this week. Attention will be on Amazon, Apple and HSBC. Here we look at what to expect.
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