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JPMorgan is expected to post strong Q1 results with mid-teen capital markets growth. But with oil at $140 and a war rattling markets, the vibe is complicated.
Nike just guided Q4 revenue down 2-4% while the S&P ripped 3% on Iran peace hopes. Worst timing since cargo pants. Here's what social sentiment is saying.
BSX's Watchman implant just whiffed in trials, PANW's CEO is buying the dip with $10M of his own money, and Sysco got obliterated. Earnings season is not playing nice.
Nike reports Tuesday with China sales estimated down 16% and gross margins shrinking. Social sentiment isn't hopeful. Beyond Meat is somehow worse.
Brent crude is at $112, the Strait of Hormuz is nearly shut, and fertilizer prices tripled in weeks. Retail traders are piling into energy before earnings drop.
Nike reports Tuesday with everyone expecting disaster — 16% China drop, low single-digit revenue declines. But when the bar's in the basement, sometimes that's when stocks moonshot.
Unity Software popped 14% on a surprise Q1 beat, but with Google's Project Genie lurking and oil pushing $110, the bulls have some explaining to do.
War, lawsuits, and a 42% chance the Fed hikes again. Earnings season has entered the chat at the worst possible moment for Big Tech.
Oil at $105 is already eating airline margins alive. Retail traders on Robinhood doubled energy exposure as earnings season looms — here's what the sentiment says.
ARM just announced it's selling its own chips and shot up 6.6%. KB Home missed estimates and blamed the Middle East. Earnings season has entered its chaotic era.
War in the Middle East, oil near multi-year highs, and somehow Chewy still has to justify its pet food margins. Earnings don't care about your feelings.
LNG just hit $30/MMBTU. Stocks are at six-month lows. And Q1 earnings season is walking straight into the blast radius of a Middle East war.