Earnings Highlights

TJX Companies ($TJX) EPS: $0.68 vs. $0.61  expected | Revenue: $11.41 billion vs. $11.61 billion expected | Link to Report

TJX (parent company of T.J. Maxx) joined the small group of retailers who have been able to defend their margins amid rising inflation pressures. Pretax margins for Q1 were 7.5% (and 9.4% on an adjusted basis). The company believes it is well-positioned for the current environment, as inflation-pinched consumers gravitate more toward discounted merchandise.

Investors cheered the results, with the stock closing up (7.12%) amid a sea of red. 📈

Cisco Systems ($CSCO) | Adjusted EPS: $0.87 vs. $0.86 expected | Revenue: $12.84 billion vs. $13.34 billion expected | Link to Report

The company noted the Russia/Ukraine war reduced revenue by ~$200 million and Covid-19 lockdowns in China exacerbated supply chain issues. For the fiscal fourth quarter, the company forecasted $0.76 – $0.84 adjusted EPS and a YoY revenue decline of 1% – 5.5%. The wider-than-usual guidance range reflects an “increasingly complex environment,” CEO Chuck Robbins says.

The stock is down 13% after hours, adding to its losses in the regular session.

Lowe’s ($LOW) EPS: $3.51 vs. $3.22 expected | Revenue: $23.66 billion vs. $23.76 billion expected | Link to Report

The Container Store ($TCS) EPS: $0.46 vs. $0.20 expected | Revenue: $305.55 million vs. $279.82 million expected | Link to Report

Tencent Holdings Ltd. ($TCEHY) EPS: CN¥ 2.62 vs. CN¥ 2.81 expected | Revenue: CN¥ 135.5 billion vs. CN¥ 141 billion | Link to Report

Lowe’s lost 5.24% today, the Container Store Group gained 7.07% on news of EPS, and Tencent Holdings Ltd. dumped 6.97% at the close. 💰

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Network provider Cloudflare is surging after the bell following better-than-expected results. 📝

The company’s adjusted earnings per share of $0.15 on $362.50 million in revenues topped estimates of $0.12 and $353.10 million. YoY revenue growth of 32% was consistent with its third quarter, while its GAAP net loss narrowed significantly from the year prior.

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Another Day, Another Chip Rally

It’s another day, which means investors and traders were buying anything in the semiconductor space that isn’t tied down. Let’s see what you missed. 👇

First up, chip-equipment company Applied Materials soared to new all-time highs after citing “artificial intelligence” momentum during its earnings call. Adjusted earnings per share and revenues both topped expectations, while its current-quarter expectations also beat estimates. 🏭

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The Battle Of The Clothing Boxes

The online personal styling business might’ve been a solid bet during the ZIRP era, but it has really taken a beating in the post-pandemic world. Today, we heard from Stitch Fix and ThredUp, battling for survival in the public markets. 📦

First up, Stitch Fix reported a $0.29 per share loss on $330.40 million in revenues. Both numbers missed estimates of a $0.22 loss and $330.88 million. Looking ahead, the company’s third-quarter revenue guidance of $300 to $310 million also missed expectations. 🔻

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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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