Moomoo Earnings Preview events: Q1 Review & Highlihgts

I'm looking for a small dip as the company probably won't meet expectations. market is still a bit skittish and pressure to not raise prices due to tesla discounting will cause stable revenue growth. price at about 6.90

Nvidia Corporation is likely to beat earnings and revenue projections in this quarter, but long-term investors should be concerned. Even if earnings or revenue are slightly higher than expected, the market's high expectations for Nvidia's AI technology may lead to disappointment. Furthermore, the recent increase in stock price may drive investors to sell and profit. Fundamental investors should take into account the company's valuation, since achieving or significantly exceeding expectations may nevertheless fall short of the revenue required to achieve annual predictions.

looking at Baidu and Tencent's earnings beats, I have confidence in the general performance of Alibaba too. Qualitative evidence on the ground in China lets me know that the major cities of Shanghai and Beijing are bustling, and travel has started up as easily evidenced during Golden week. Consumers will still be cautious in their spending, but I believe that Alibaba should have a very comfortable quarter, and it will only get better as the year progresses. The only downside is that there are still short sellers depressing the price, but this price action simply masks how cheap Baba is, good time to load up before the it gets expensive!

AMC is expected to report losses. Still, the company revenue will be well below pre-pandemic levels. Domestic box-office proceeds will be significantly higher. AMC is also expected to report a significant reduction in its outstanding debt, primarily through the exchange of debt into equity. But even so, the company still carries a very heavy debt burden. So it's likely the markets will react positively to any improvement to AMC's balance sheet.

Should be within the expected range. Apple's Q2 statistics are expected to indicate a decrease in March sales as a result of weak consumer spending on higher-priced computing products. Despite the fact that the category accounts for only 10% of Apple's revenue, current data indicates a 40% reduction in unit shipments in the March quarter, which is more than analysts estimate. Sales growth in the Services segment may potentially decelerate due to lower advertising and gaming spending. Higher-end iPhone sales, on the other hand, are likely to enhance gross margins, and Apple management intends to reduce operating expenses throughout the year, particularly by reducing staffing. Despite weaker economic conditions, the company is expected to maintain flat buybacks at around $23 billion this year.