That generally happens only if Wall Street believes there’s real potential for great riches in future earnings. But sometimes stocks become Wall Street darlings, even when they continue to lose money. We often think of Wall Street as a ruthless place with little collective patience, where any deviation from analyst consensus expectations is met by fury followed by a wave of selling. Reports Tuesday, February 6, after the Close Here are the five earnings reports we'll be keeping an eye on during the week of February 5 to February 9: Tuesday 1. Amazon beat on revenue and earnings, with $60.5 billion and $2.16 compared to the expected 60 billion and $1.85, which is why it was one of the rare stocks to actually gain on Friday. This week's reports come on the heels of Friday's 666 point, 2.5% Dow decline, which stole the thunder from Thursday's big earnings reports: Apple posted a good quarter but disappointed on its outlook for Q1 2018, when it announced it expected between $2.5 to $2.7 in EPS, lower than Wall Street's $2.79. Many of the most closely watched companies including Apple, Amazon, Alphabet (NASDAQ: on our earnings calendar. Though earnings season will continue beyond this week, it's the final week of back-to-back, high profile company reports. Among those reporting this week: NYSE: GM, SNAP, DIS, CMG, TSLA, TWTR, NVDA, GILD, CVS and BP.Last week Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) guidance disappointed, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) excelled once again.Another big week ahead from some high profile tech companies, though the calendar is not quite as packed as it was last week.Create New Watchlist Create Create a new holdings portfolio Add Create + Add another position Close
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