It’s ‘Earnings Palooza’ as Reports from Apple, Tesla and More Major Players Roll Out This Week
This week, companies with a December 31 year end begin announcing their hotly anticipated earnings for one of the most bizarre economic years in modern history. (Stock market site Benzinga lovingly refers to this time as “Earnings Palooza.”) Investors will be looking for several things this week:
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- The results for the largest S&P 500 companies, as this will affect the performance of the index for the millions of people who invest in indexes as well as for those who buy individual shares of the big brands.
- Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) and Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) report on Wednesday, January 27.
When you invest in good companies, quarterly earnings reports are like early Christmas. Got three coming up this week! pic.twitter.com/DrGXv3dheM
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- Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) report on Tuesday, February 2.
- The other FAANG company, Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) reported on January 19 and was below expectations.
- The newest S&P 500 member, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), reports earnings on Wednesday, January 27. People will be looking to see if this was a wise addition to the index.
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- Who else will get squeezed? Those who shorted GameStop (NYSE: GME) and BlackBerry (NYSE: BB) may potentially get burned when the companies reported good news last week. The huge number of amateur day traders playing in the market could lead to volatility if there are any big surprises, positive or negative.
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