Earnings season is kicking off again, and this time it's going to be particularly turbulent!
Starting next week, the Q3 earnings season will officially begin, with giant companies, and especially the major banks, leading the first phase by publishing their results as early as this coming Tuesday.
And this is just the opening shot: Activity is expected to accelerate at a very rapid pace, with the peak reached in the week of November 3, a period that will likely be the busiest and most dramatic of the entire season.
Historically, Q3 is considered one of the most volatile quarters of the year, which draws many eyes to the market and creates opportunities, alongside significant risks.
We will closely follow the biggest names, such as $MSFT, $TSLA, $AMZN, $TSM, $GOOGL, $META, $MA, $V, $LLY, $JPM, $WFC, $C, $IBM, $KO, $GE, $T, $BLK, $PM, $VZ, and many others that will shape the market's direction for the last quarter of the year.
This earnings season is expected to reflect not only the summer's results, but also the general economic situation, the direction of the American consumer, the pace of interest rates, and whether the market will continue to believe in the momentum of technology companies or seek new directions!
This year, investors are eagerly awaiting the current quarter's results after stocks rose sharply in Q2, and now investors will want to see proof, revenue growth, and margins.
Additionally, in Q1 and Q2, the impact of tariffs on companies' sales was not yet evident, and investors are waiting to see if there will be a negative trend on growth figures in Q3 due to tariffs.
We will continue to update here throughout the season, with summaries, analyses, and deep insights on every important report.