Big Tech Earnings Defy Fears of ‘Worst-Case Scenario’ for Stocks

Big Tech Earnings Defy Fears of ‘Worst-Case Scenario’ for Stocks

Investors in the US technology behemoths that dominate the S&P 500 Index are breathing a sigh of relief as last week’s earnings reports from the group show their outlooks remain mostly strong in the face of President Donald Trump’s shifting trade policies.

Big Tech earnings show why the hottest trade became the safest

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Earnings Surge Amid Investor Concerns - PressReach

As the latest earnings season unfolds, companies across various sectors are reporting strong financial results. However, this wave of positive earnings has not entirely quelled investor anxiety. The paradox of strong earnings alongside market unease is drawing attention from analysts and market participants alike. The primary driver of this concern lies in the broader economic context. While earnings reports have exceeded expectations, indicatin…

Large Cap Tech Stocks Breathe Life into Q1 Earnings

With 72% of S&P 500 companies reporting for the Q1 reporting season, EPS growth currently stands at 12.8% Eight companies reporting this week have delayed their earnings dates: Ford, Clorox, IQVIA Holdings, Archer Daniels Midland, Johnson Controls, Federal Realty Investment Trust, ConocoPhillips and Molson Coors. This marks the second week of Q1 peak earnings season with nearly 3,400 companies expected to report  Results from some of the Magnifi…

Monterrey, Mexico.- Selling nearly $500 billion in goods and services every three months makes it extremely difficult to hide from the turbulence of the global economy. It also offers a lot of coverage. Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta Platforms and Alphabet, Google’s matrix, together recorded revenues of about $450 billion in the quarter that ended in March. This represented a 10% increase over their combined revenues in the same quarter of the p…

Big Tech Breathes Life into Q1 Earnings

Results from some of the Magnificent 7 names last week reignited the AI trade. Both Meta and Microsoft reported after-the-bell on Wednesday, blowing past analyst estimates.