Earnings Season & What to Look For
Publicly traded companies periodically report their financial results, which draw the attention of investors, trying to gauge their financial health and potential impact on the stock prices
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Publicly traded companies periodically report their financial results, which draw the attention of investors, trying to gauge their financial health and potential impact on the stock prices
Daily Chart The chart below shows Apple's (AAPL) daily chart. We have included two Bollinger Bands to assess market sentiment. After a brutal selldown during January, AAPL is now on the border of its bullish zone, between the upper blue and red bands. If it moves into this region, it is a bullish development. The longer the stock stays in this region, the stronger the odds for bullish appreciation, significantly…
Facebook (now Meta), Amazon and Alphabet (Google) are the remaining FAANGs to release their financial results, reporting this week
The US car manufacturer had an impressive 2021 and releases the financial results for the full year and last quarter, on Thursday February 3, after market close
The week of January 24-28 was a volatile one for stock markets, as investors grappled with geopolitical tensions, aggressive monetary tightening prospects and a slew of high profile earnings
New Industry Paradigm Assumption Industries move through a series of stages as they evolve, each with their general characteristics. Growth companies tend to exhibit the following: Products that consumers know. There is a demand for the product. Price declines are evident as industry efficiencies occur. Competitors enter the industry; however, the "pie" is big enough to limit rivalry. Before lockdown, the streaming video entertainment industry was in the growth stage.…
The electric vehicle manufacturer releases its financial results on Wednesday, following record deliveries during the last quarter of the past year and after a very bad week for US markets and the tech sector
During the week of January 17-21, we saw Netflix reporting Q4 earnings, Microsoft announcing a massive buyout proposal for Activision, Deliveroo providing trading update, Unilever not raising its £50bn bid for Glaxo and more
The earnings season in the US picks up speed, as Netflix already released its results, with focus now shifting to tech heavyweights, such as Tesla, Apple, Intel and Microsoft
New car registrations declined in December in EU, according to today’s data from ACEA, pushing stocks of major European auto manufacturers lower at the open
The streaming giant releases its financial results for the last quarter of 2021, on Thursday January 20, after Wall Street closes
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