Stocks of technological companies fell, pay attention to earnings
Yesterday, the US Justice Department announced a broad antitrust review into whether the big technological companies, such as Facebook and Google, use their powers to disrupt competition. As a result, the stocks of Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook fell. 📈 Not all the news were disappointing, though, as the earnings report of Coca-Cola encouraged bulls.
Wait for more earnings reports this week and trade stocks with FBS in Metatrader 5!
July 24, Before market opens
- Intel
EPS forecast: 0.9
Revenue forecast: 15.69B
- ATT
EPS forecast: 0.89
Revenue forecast: 44.85B
July 24, After market closes
EPS forecast: 1.88
Revenue forecast: 16.5B
- Tesla
EPS forecast: -0.4
Revenue forecast: 6.41B
- Ford
EPS forecast: 0.31
Revenue forecast: 35.07B
July 25, Before market opens
- HP
EPS forecast: 0.35
Revenue forecast: 690.27M
EPS forecast: 11.33
Revenue forecast: 38.17B
July 26, Before market opens
- Mcdonalds
EPS forecast: 2.05
Revenue forecast: 5.33B
Remember that higher figures will be appreciated by bulls.
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