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The earnings crunch rolls on this week. Among those scheduled to step into the spotlight are Apple
AAPL, Caterpillar
CAT, Chevron
CVX, McDonald's
MCD and Starbucks
SBUX. Analysts expect them post year-over-year earnings growth. AT&T
T, Boeing
BA, DuPont
DD, Netflix
NFLX and Procter & Gamble
PG are expected to report a decline in per-share earnings.
Here's a day-by-day rundown of what analysts expect from some of the week's most prominent earnings reports.
MondayHalliburton's
HAL fourth-quarter earnings are expected to be up 31.3% from a year ago to $0.99 per share, while the full-year EPS forecast is $3.35, or 38.5% higher. Also, revenues are expected to be up more than 30% for both the quarter and the full year. Analysts have underestimated Halliburton's earnings for the past ten quarters.
Analysts also are looking for increased EPS from railroads CSX
CSX and Kansas City Southern
KSU, as well as from Crane
CR and Zions Bancorp.
ZION. But tech companies Texas Instruments
TXN and Western Digital
WDC are expected to post earnings declines on Monday.
TuesdayAppleAAPL reports fiscal first-quarter results Tuesday afternoon. The consensus forecast calls for $10.07 per share earnings. That is up from an estimate of $9.72 some 60 days ago, and from earnings of $6.43 per share in the same quarter of last year. Revenues for the quarter are anticipated to be 44.9% higher than a year ago, or $38.7 billion.
See also: Did Apple Just Reinvent the Textbook Industry?
Earnings from
McDonald'sMCD are estimated to total $1.29 per share, on revenues of $6.8 billion. That would be up from $1.16 and $6.2 billion in the same quarter of last year. Full-year earnings also are predicted to be up 12.0% to $5.24 per share and revenues 12.1% higher to $27.0 billion.
Johnson & Johnson's
JNJ EPS for the most recent quarter are forecast to have crept up seven cents a share from a year ago to $1.10, while revenues have risen 4.1% to $16.3 billion. Analysts underestimated per-share earnings of this health care giant in the previous three quarters.
Struggling
Yahoo!YHOO, which saw cofounder Jerry Yang leave the company last week, is expected to report EPS and revenue results that are essentially the same as in the fourth-quarter of last year.
See also: How to Profit from the Chief Yahoo!'s Departure
Verizon Communications
VZ is also expected to post EPS about the same as a year ago. But earnings growth is predicted when Advanced Micro Devices
AMD, Coach
COH, Harley-Davidson
HOG, Kimberly-Clark
KMB and Peabody Energy
BTU post quarterly results on Tuesday.
DuPont
DD and insurance giant Travelers Companies
TRV are expected to say that EPS declined in the fourth quarter.
Wednesday
Wednesday's highlights will include fourth-quarter results from
BoeingBA and
Netflix. Per-share earnings for both are expected to have fallen year-over-year by more than 35%. But the aerospace giant is also expected to post revenues that are 17.2% higher, while revenues for the streaming video and DVD-by-mail provider are predicted to have risen 43.9% year-over year. Both companies have topped consensus EPS estimates in the past four quarters.
See also: Airbus Leads Boeing as Top Aircraft Producer but Boeing Could Be a Better Value
Lower per-share earnings are forecast for US Airways
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as well.
Oil companies ConocoPhillips
COP, Hess
HES, Murphy Oil
MUR, Noble
NE and Occidental Petroleum
OXY are all scheduled to post results on Wednesday. Analysts are predicting earnings growth from each of them, between 9.8% (Hess) and 35.3% (Murphy Oil). But Conoco and Murphy are expected to say that revenues fell, while the others post higher revenues.
Wednesday's other anticipated earnings winners include Automatic Data Processing
ADP, E*Trade Financial
ETFC, General Dynamics
GD, St. Jude Medical
STJ, Stanley Black and Decker
SWK, United Technologies
UTX and Xerox
XRX.
ThursdayCaterpillar's
CAT fourth-quarter earnings are expected to be up 15.0% year over year to $1.73 per share. The consensus forecast for full-year EPS is $6.81, or 39.1% higher. Note that Caterpillar has only fallen short of EPS estimates in one of the past six quarters. Also, revenues are expected to be up more than 25% for both the quarter and the full year.
Earnings from
StarbucksSBUX are estimated to total $0.48 per share, and revenues to total $3.3 billion. That would be up from $0.45 and $2.9 billion in the same quarter of the previous year. Full-year earnings are predicted to be 16.9% higher to $1.83 per share and revenues to be up 11.2% to $13.0 billion.
Also forecast to post earnings growth: Bristol-Myers Squibb
BMY, Colgate-Palmolive
CL, Sherwin-Williams
SHW, 3M
MMM and Time Warner Cable
TWC.
AT&T's
T per-share earnings for the most recent quarter are forecast to have fallen a dime from a year ago to $0.45. Revenues, though, are expected to have risen 1.9% to $31.9 billion. EPS have not fallen short of consensus expectations in the past six quarters.
Analysts expect AT&T to be joined by DeVry
DV, Lockheed Martin
LMT, Motorola Mobility
MMI and Raytheon
RTN in posting declining earnings on Thursday.
Friday
End-of-the-week highlights include quarterly results from
ChevronCVX and
Procter & GamblePG. The forecast for the former is $2.92 per share earnings (up 16.4%) and $71.1 billion in revenues (up 37.1%). The latter is expected to post $1.08 per share earnings (down 4.4%) and $22.2 billion in revenues (up 4.0%). Consensus EPS estimates for both companies have fallen over the past 90 days.
Homebuilder DR Horton
DHI is expected to post a profit, compared to a year-ago loss. Altria
MO, Dominion Resources
D, Honeywell International
HON and Newell Rubbermaid
NWL are anticipated to report year-over-year earnings growth as well.
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