Nasdaq Earnings

The alternative meat phenom is set to report first quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the closing bell Tuesday.

Ever since the market found what looks like a bottom at 2191.86 on the S&P 500 and 18213.65 on the Dow on March 23, there has been a lot of discussion as to what the recovery will look like

Week 4 of earnings season starts today. ORATS tracks the historical weekly price moves of firms and the moves expected by the options market. Typically, this week 4 has the highest moves in stocks versus what is implied by options prices.

As we move deeper into the second quarter of the month, this week, it will be chock full of earnings reports as more than 1,350 companies share their March quarter results and offer some insight on the current quarter.

Earnings results from big-named consumer-driven companies could be a catalyst to reverse the decline. Here are the names to keep an eye on.

At some point, the economy will recover, and as we go through earnings season, it is worth picking through some releases to look for long-term trends that will make stocks big winners when they do. Take Apple (AAPL), for example.

This is a big week for quarterly for Nasdaq-100 components.

A few factors are driving equities lower today, including share price pressure for Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN), two of the less than a dozen stocks that were responsible for powering equities higher in recent weeks

Can a strong Apple (AAPL) earnings report and confident guidance sustain the stock’s recent bounce from the March lows?

Can Amazon’s (AMZN) stock, which has been under heavy accumulation in recent weeks, keep marching higher?

Gilead Sciences (GILD) is set to report first quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after Thursday’s closing bell.

Few companies have been battered by the coronavirus pandemic as much as Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) has. As a restaurant operator, Starbucks' industry is being directly impacted by the outbreak

Yesterday, after the market closed, Google parent company Alphabet (GOOG:GOOGL) released their earnings for the first quarter. They were basically a mixed bag. But it was oddly reassuring.

The main focus for today, outside of earnings reports and this morning’s first 1Q 2020 GDP print, is the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision at 2 pm ET.

The main focus for today, outside of earnings reports and this morning’s first 1Q 2020 GDP print, is the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision at 2 pm ET.

Software giant Microsoft (MSFT) is set to report third quarter fiscal 2020 earnings after the closing bell Wednesday.

Tesla (TSLA) ended 2019 as the hottest stock on the market and the shares, which are up more than 70% year to date, haven’t given up much ground despite the pandemic.

With Facebook (FB) shares gaining almost 20% in thirty days, investors want to know whether it still makes sense to bet on higher prices.

The following companies are expected to report earnings prior to market open on 04/29/2020. Visit our Earnings Calendar for a full list of expected earnings releases.

With the pace of the March quarter earnings season picking up this morning, a number of high profile companies, including 3M (MMM), Caterpillar (CAT), UPS (UPS), and Southwest Airlines (LUV) reported slumping demand and withdrew their previously issued 2020 outlooks