The opening bell is about to sound on another round of corporate earnings warfare. And boy, do we have an action-packed slate of combatants taking the field over the next several days!
From tech juggernauts to telecom titans and everything in between, these elite businesses are primed to deliver their latest performance numbers to investors and analysts. Exceed rosy expectations, and powers like soaring stock prices, multiplying profits, and toppling short-sellers await. But stumble short of the mark? Well, that pretty much guarantees a barrage of downward pressure, panicking sellers, and plunging payouts.
So which names have the right stuff to thrive under the bright lights? And which posers are ripe for an embarrassing flameout in front of the whole world?
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That's where you come in. By getting the inside scoop on these hotly anticipated earnings showdowns now, you can analyze all the angles and game-plans before putting your hard-earned capital on the line. And we're bringing the full scouting report to put you firmly in the driver's seat!
Let's start with SMART Global Holdings (SGH), the memory chip masters squaring off against 18%+ projected price target upside. Will it clear the $0.25 EPS hurdle with ease? Could get interesting for this $1.2 billion smallcap.
Then we've got Saratoga Investment (SAR), a $312 million lender looking to prove business development companies remain hugely profitable despite higher rates. Its $0.96 forecast is pennies from matching last year's earnings knockout.
Don't forget América Móvil (AMX), the Mexican telecom goliath leveraging its $52 billion in assets to throttle a modest $0.35 EPS bar. Analysts see over 22% returns if it sticks the landing.
The hits keep on coming too, from Helen of Troy's (HELE) touchy-feely consumer products test... to TV titan Grupo Televisa's (TV) make-or-break comeback special after hemorrhaging nearly a buck per share in losses.
Byrna Technologies (BYRN) also reports next week, letting us see if its disruptive non-lethal weapons are really the real deal. Analysts eyeing 80%+ upside means big fireworks potential for this $228 million microcap!
Bottom line: There's no shortage of drama teed up for the days ahead as companies go to battle to defend their share prices, growth narratives, and overall existence as public enterprises. Get those front-row tickets now because the action gets underway before you know it. And we'll be here analyzing every jab, cross, and knockout blow to determine the victors and pretenders when the dust finally settles.
To the earnings!
Your Ringside Analyst