The Return of Earnings Season

Feels like just a few days ago, we were saying goodbye to Q2 earnings. Well, now it’s helllloooooooo Q3 earnings. 👋👋👋

Big banks will lead the charge this week as we gear up for another spicy earnings season starting Wednesday. Big banks such as $JPM, $GS, $WFC, $MS, $C, and $USB will lead the charge. 🏦

$BLK will also be top of mind, as they near an astronomical $10 trillion AUM. In July, the company’s AUM was $9.49 trillion. 

Overall, financials are expected to appreciate more paltry gains compared to other sectors YoY. Refinitiv expects that, once the dust has settled, financials will have booked earnings growth of 18.1% in Q3 2021. I know… “paltry” sounds like a crazy word to use when we’re talking about double-digit growth… but more on that below. 👀

As the SZN progresses, investors will be clinging to bits about supply chain woes, higher labor costs, and their impacts on earnings growth.

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Nvidia Delivers Bears Another Blow

With it being Nvidia day and all, let’s recap the semiconductor giant’s earnings and reaction. 👇

Before the print, we noted that Nvidia had only seen a downside surprise in earnings vs. expectations three times in the last ten years. However, with analyst estimates high and bullish sentiment roaring into the print, bears thought the contrarian view might have paid off.

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Headline Vs. Reality (Media Edition)

One of the perplexing things about markets is that sometimes headlines don’t necessarily match the reaction in markets. And that was certainly the case today in struggling media giant Warner Bros. Discovery. 📰

The Hollywood Reporter wrote an article boasting that Warner Bros became the first Hollywood conglomerate to turn a full-year streaming profit ($103 million).  

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Advertisers Remain Un-Pinterested

Although mega-cap technology giants like Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon are having no trouble in the advertising market, smaller players like Snap are. That trend continued today, with Pinterest missing revenue estimates. Let’s take a look at the numbers. 👇

The social media company’s adjusted earnings per share of $0.53 topped the expected $0.51. However, revenues of $981 million were $10 million shy of estimates despite rising 12% YoY.

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The Internet Of Things Grows Wings

While sentiment surges around crypto and artificial intelligence, it’s no surprise to see that hype around the “Internet of Things” company Samsara is also popping off. 🤩

The stock jumped to fresh all-time highs in the after-hours session following better-than-expected results. Its fourth-quarter revenues of $276.3 million topped estimates of $258.3 million, with its adjusted loss also narrower than anticipated. 💪

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