Wall Street braces for Election Day and another major earnings report! Dow futures fell 0.77% Tuesday morning, while S&P 500 futures slipped 0.14% and Nasdaq-100 futures hovered near flat. Investors await midterm election results and AMD's earnings after the bell amid continued uncertainty surrounding AI stocks.
When reviewing tonight’s reports, compare growth with share count. Company earnings can rise while earnings per share tell a different story. Buybacks and dilution affect what each share represents. Include them in your review.
Wall Street is heading toward another brutal day for tech stocks! Nasdaq-100 futures plunged roughly 2% Friday morning, while S&P 500 futures fell about 1% and Dow futures slipped slightly. Disappointing earnings reactions from Amazon and Intel intensified fears over AI spending and its impact on profits.
An earnings move in a sector leader can put related stocks on the radar. Then check each one’s catalyst, volume, and chart. A shared industry label helps build a watchlist. It doesn’t establish an entry.
A watchlist should explain WHY each stock deserves attention. Add four notes: catalyst, key level, volume, and what would invalidate the setup. If you can’t explain the inclusion, remove it. A shorter list can make decisions clearer.
For $CRWV and other AI infrastructure names, separate three questions: Is demand growing? Can expansion be financed? Will that expansion earn an adequate return? A customer announcement answers only part of the investment question.
$NFLX reports Tuesday. Build a checklist around revenue, operating margin, free cash flow, and guidance. Then compare the result with expectations. A growing business can still disappoint if the stock already reflects a stronger outcome.
Stock futures rebound after Wall Street's difficult week. U.S. stock futures moved higher Sunday evening as investors looked to recover from last week's AI-driven selloff. The Nasdaq lost roughly 4.5% last week, while the S&P 500 fell nearly 2%. Attention now turns to major tech earnings and whether AI spending concerns will ease.
The car might fly. The question is whether $TSLA will, too. 👀
Tech stocks slide as chip selloff hits global markets. U.S. stock futures were mixed early Tuesday, with Dow futures up 0.22% and Nasdaq-100 futures down 0.53%. South Korea's KOSPI plunged 6% as memory-chip stocks tumbled, while investors awaited major bank earnings and inflation data.
