FDX Fedex Corp

$FDX the monthly and quarterly charts present bullish imbalances and bullish breakers below. Monthly has a bearish imbalance above. 230's-250's present a strong discount potential.

$FDX reported earnings after the close: EPS of $3.74 vs. $3.34 estimated, a beat of 12.0%. I used Stock Meadow to review the results. What do you think?

$FDX Q1 '27 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $3.74 up 27.65% YoY • Reported revenue of $22.86B up 11.86% YoY • FedEx raised calendar 2026 revenue growth forecast to ~12% YoY from ~11%, and adjusted diluted EPS to $18.00 to $18.60 from $16.90 to $18.10 per diluted share.

$FDX This might be one of my most profitable stocks. I've managed to pick the tops and bottoms near perfectly just going off the PE ratio overt the past ~10 years. PE is still low. Buy and hang on. I know it's a boring stock, but plenty of upside in it still. ~340 I might look to exit - depending on what the raitios look like at the time.

$FDX NOV20 310C · still actionable Zone: $296.67 to $300.85 Invalidation: close under $293.50 Objectives: $315, then $335 The math: up 5.4% to the first objective and 12.1% to the second, against 1.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 6 to 1 to the second This is a swing into earnings on October 28, and the picture is simple. FedEx held its October 20 low at 293.50 and closed at 298.76, up 1.7 percent on the day, which tells you buyers stepped in where they had to. What that means is the selling did not break the floor, and there is room back toward the higher levels where sellers last took control. If price holds this zone, the calls give you a clean way to ride a move into that report without chasing a spike. P.S. Watch the 303.84 high from October 20. A close above it opens the door toward the first objective.

$FDX Alert! 🚨 OVERALL STANCE: BULLISH 🐂 🏢 What They Do: Global leader in express shipping, air freight, surface logistics, and supply chain management. 💰 Profitability: Logistics cash machine ($87.7B TTM revenue, $4.3B net income, 1.85% dividend yield). 📉 Technical Setup: 1W volume profile demand retest coiling tight at $285.00–$291.00 spot! Base building right above major horizontal support 👀 🎯 Key Technical Levels: • Bulls want: Reclaim $298.00 ➡️ $310.00 ➡️ $328.00 📈 • Bears want: Hard break below $278.00 📉 📊 Fundamentals & Catalyst: • Institutional Flow: Smart money sweeping near-dated $292.5C at the ask. • Upcoming Catalyst: Q2 FY27 earnings release in mid-Dec 2026; ongoing network consolidation (FedEx Express & Ground merger). • Analyst Target: Median consensus price target of $340.00–$380.00 (~17–30%+ upside). Keep this logistics demand retest on your radar! 🔥🎯#FDX #hovdid

https://www.cnbc.com/investingclub/2026/10/29/jim-cramers-top-10-things-to-watch-in-the-stock-market-thursday.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.stocktwits.StockTwits.STShareExtension $FDX $FDXF FedEx Freight, also a portfolio holding, rounds out our four earnings report night. This has been a tough one with high fuel costs. Last night, its former parent company, FedEx, demonstrated that its transformation under CEO Raj Subramaniam is making progress. Still, softer holiday forecast. Worries over FedEx’s purchased transportation are overdone. This outsourcing to third-party line item should adjust itself in the next quarter. Matter of timing, and FedEx has the levers to pull.

$FDX Q3 adjusted EPS was 3.74 dollars, up 28% year over year and ahead of the 3.36 dollars LSEG had penciled in, on revenue of 22.86 billion dollars, up 12%. FedEx also raised the full year adjusted EPS guide to 18.00 to 18.60 dollars, from 16.90 to 18.10. GAAP EPS was only 1.21 dollars though. A 1.2 billion dollar loss on the retained FedEx Freight stake knocked 5.18 dollars a share off reported earnings, partly offset by a debt extinguishment gain. That retained stake is going to keep making the GAAP numbers jump around separate from how the parcel business is actually doing.

$FDX maybe tomorrow. I made a lot on this should never have held for earnings. It did recover from first reaction.

$FDX Is FedEx's raised $18.00-$18.60 EPS outlook a real earnings upgrade after GAAP EPS fell to $1.21? 🏢 FedEx, the global parcel and air-freight carrier worth about $72.10B at $304.77 a share at 16:06 ET on October 28, 2026, raised its calendar-2026 adjusted EPS outlook to $18.00-$18.60 from $16.90-$18.10, four months after spinning off FedEx Freight on June 1, 2026 🧾 GAAP EPS for the September quarter fell to $1.21 from $2.73 a year earlier because of a $1.2B non-cash loss on the retained 19.9% Freight stake, which adjusted EPS of $3.74 leaves out ⚠️ Against that, the $8B of September 30 cash includes about $2.7B of tariff refunds owed to customers, and the outlook leaves out further mark-to-market swings on the Freight stake, now carried at $3.3B 📅 Next: Earnings call 5:30 p.m. EDT on October 28; new CFO Jamere Jackson starts November 30, 2026; 5.9% average parcel rate increase effective January 4, 2027 Source: Business Wire release, Oct 28 + SEC 8-K, Oct 26

FEDEX $FDX Q3 ADJUSTED EPS BEATS AT $3.74, REVENUE BEATS, CY2026 OUTLOOK ABOVE ESTIMATES • Adj EPS from continuing operations: $3.74 vs $3.36 est, beat • Revenue: $22.86B vs $22.42B est, beat • FedEx recognized a loss of $1.2B in the quarter due to the FedEx Freight spin-off CY2026 outlook: • Adj EPS from continuing operations: $18.00-$18.60 vs $17.73 est, above • Revenue growth: about 12% • Capital spending and pension contributions: unchanged from the prior forecast FedEx says Q3 results were driven by increased package base yields, higher package volumes and continued structural cost reduction.

$FDX | FEDEX CORPORATION Q3 2026 EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS ◆ EPS: $5.25 vs. $3.34 est. ✅ ◆ Revenue: $24.00B vs. $22.73B est. ✅ ◆ Net Income: $1.06B (+16.2% YoY) ◆ Operating Income: $1.35B (+4.3% YoY) ◆ Operating Expenses: $22.65B (+8.5% YoY) ◆ Capital Expenditures: $955M (-4.2% YoY) Segment Performance: ◆ Federal Express: $21.2B (+10% YoY) ◆ FedEx Freight: $2.0B (-5% YoY) ◆ Other & Eliminations: $0.9B (-4% YoY) Key Metrics: ◆ Q3 FY2026 capital expenditures were $955M, down 4% from $997M in Q3 FY2025. ◆ GAAP net income includes a $99M tax benefit ($0.41 per diluted share) from foreign tax loss carryforwards. ◆ H1 FY2026 share repurchases totaled $796M; $2.517B was repurchased in the same period of FY2025. Forward Guidance: ◆ FY2026 revenue growth: +6.0% to +6.5% YoY (raised from prior +5% to +6%). ◆ FY2026 adjusted diluted EPS: $19.30 to $20.10 excluding spin-off, optimization, fiscal year change, and regulatory costs (raised from $17.80 to $19.00). ◆ FY2026 adjusted diluted EPS before MTM: $16.05 to $16.85 (raised from $14.80 to $16.00). ◆ FY2026 transformation cost savings: more than $1B (raised from $1B target).

$FDX reports earnings today after the close. I’m bullish heading into the report: FDX has beaten EPS estimates in 6 of its last 8 reports, according to Stock Meadow. What are you watching for?

$FDX reports earnings tomorrow after the close. I’m bullish heading into the report: FDX has beaten EPS estimates in 6 of its last 8 reports, according to Stock Meadow. Analysts expect EPS of $3.34. What are you watching for?

$FDX NOV20 310C · still actionable Zone: $298.48 to $302.68 Invalidation: close under $291 Objectives: $310, then $320 The math: up 3.1% to the first objective and 6.5% to the second, against 3.2% risk on the invalidation, better than 2 to 1 to the second. Dear friend, picture a delivery truck that has been running the same route for weeks, steady between the low 290s and 300, and then Monday it closed just over 300 with a little push. This swing idea simply rides that quiet strength into the Wednesday report after the close, with room to run toward 310 and then 320 if buyers keep showing up. If it closes under 291, the route changed, and the idea is done, no guessing needed. Does that kind of clear line help you sleep better on a trade like this? P.S. Watch 305 first, the Monday high, a clean move through it tells you the strength is real.

$FDX NOV20 305C · still actionable Zone: $296.63 to $300.81 Invalidation: close under $291 Objectives: $305, then $315 The math: up 2.1% to the first objective and 5.5% to the second, against 2.6% risk on the invalidation, better than 2 to 1 to the second. This is a plain swing setup. Friday gave the stock a shove lower, yet it stayed above the 291 floor where buyers stepped in before, and the next big test is earnings on Wednesday. Think of it like a package that slipped on the porch but did not break: the box is still intact, and the next delivery window tells you if it is headed back up the driveway. A hold above 291 keeps the path toward 305 and then 315 open. P.S. Watch 305 first, since that is both the strike and the first level where sellers showed up last week.

$FDX: moved since working a Maryland FedEx Ground shift? That stale address could be why a Minton check never arrives. Class is Apr 2021 to Oct 2025 Maryland handlers, paid from payroll records, no claim form. Open Class Actions.

$FDX 23 OCT 26 $312.5 CALL $0.49 INSIDE BAR + CONTINUED INFRASTRUCTURE AGREEMENT WITH BROADCOM + HIGH CONFIDENCE + SECTOR AND RELATIVE STRENGTH

$FDX: still no confirmed payment date in the $9M Minton Maryland wage settlement. Final approval was set for June 26, but OCA could not confirm an order as of Aug 10. No claim form, payments are automatic. Open Class Actions.

$FDX: a 6-week part-time seasonal hire in the Minton case lands near the $10 base. A full-time Maryland handler across the whole class period stacks hundreds of points. Same $9M fund, very different checks. Open Class Actions.