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Lots of quarterly reports are on deck this week, to go along with all the delayed economic data expected to be released. Analysts and investors should have plenty to mull over.
Earnings highlights will include reports from AT&T, McDonald's, Microsoft and Netflix, which are all expected to post year-over-year earnings growth. Analysts are looking for an earnings decline from Ford and a net loss from Amazon.com.
Below is a quick day-by-day run down of analyst expectations for some of the week's most prominent reports.
MondayMcDonald'sMCD gets things started Monday morning, while
NetflixNFLX shares its results later in the day.
The fast-food giant is expected to say that earnings per share (EPS) grew more than five percent year-over-year to $1.51, while revenue rose less than three percent to $7.34 billion. The forecast for Netflix has EPS more than 73 percent higher to $0.49 on revenue that is up more than 21 percent to $1.1 billion.
See also:McDonald's Earnings Preview: Was The Menu Tinkering Worth It?
Others forecast to report year-over-year earnings growth on Monday include
HalliburtonHAL,
HasbroHAS,
SAPSAP and
Texas InstrumentsTXN.
EPS from
Discover Financial ServicesDFS are expected to be the same as a year ago, while an earnings decline is predicted from
Gannett (NYSE GCI).
TuesdayDelta Air LinesDAL is scheduled to share its third-quarter results Tuesday before the opening bell. The forecast has EPS up almost 34 percent year-over-year to $1.36 on revenue that is more than five percent higher to $10.47 billion.
AmgenAMGN,
DuPontDD,
Harley-DavidsonHOG,
Juniper NetworksJNPR,
Kimberly-ClarkKMB,
Panera BreadPNRA and
United TechnologiesUTX are expected to post earnings growth as well.
Analysts are looking for earnings declines from
CoachCOH,
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & GoldFCX and
Travelers CompaniesTRV when they report Tuesday, as well as another net loss from
RadioShackRSH.
Wednesday
Before the opening bell,
BoeingBA is expected to say that its EPS came to $1.55 and revenue totaled $21.68 billion. That would be up from $1.35 per share and $20.01 billion in revenue in the year-ago period.
After the trading session ends,
AT&TT is expected to post $0.76 per share and $1.71 billion in revenues. But that would be down year-over-year from EPS of $0.86 and revenue of $1.77 billion.
Wednesday morning, also look for earnings growth from
American Electric PowerAEP,
Brinker InternationalEAT,
Bristol-Myers SquibbBMY,
Eli LillyLLY,
Northrop Grumman (NOC) and
U.S. AirwaysLCC.
Then later in the day,
Cheesecake FactoryCAKE,
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and
Wynn ResortsWYNN are expected to join the earnings gainer parade.
But the forecasts for
CaterpillarCAT,
General DynamicsGD and
WellPointWLP call for earnings declines.
Thursday
Thursday will be the busiest day of the week for earnings, and the early morning report from
Ford MotorF will be one of the highlights. The automaker is expected to say that EPS fell more than seven percent from a year ago to $0.37, but that revenues grew about 13 percent to $34.21 billion.
Potash Corp. of SaskatchewanPOT,
Royal Caribbean CruisesRCL,
OuterwallOUTR and
Western DigitalWDC also are likely to report declining earnings on Thursday.
The day's other highlights include the end-of-the-day reports from
Amazon.comAMZN and
MicrosoftMSFT. The consensus forecasts call for a net loss of $0.09 from the former and EPS of $0.54 (up marginally) from the latter. Amazon's revenues are expected to be up more than 21 percent to $16.77 billion, while those from Microsoft are about 11 percent higher to $17.78 billion.
AltriaMO,
Colgate-PalmoliveCL,
Dow ChemicalDOW,
Dunkin' BrandsDNKN and
HersheyHSY are expected to show earnings growth in their reports Thursday.
So are
Express ScriptsESRX,
Southwest AirlinesLUV and
3MMMM.
But analysts expect
ZyngaZNGA to post a net loss.
FridayProcter & GamblePG and
United Parcel Service (UPS) step into the earnings spotlight Friday morning. They are forecast to have EPS of $1.05 and $1.15, respectively. That would be down marginally for the former and up almost eight percent for the latter, relative to a year ago.
Revenues for the consumer products giant are expected to be marginally higher to $21.06 billion. For the package delivery company, revenues are predicted to come in at $13.60 billion, or up about four percent year-over-year.
Sherwin-WilliamsSHW is expected to show earnings growth as well, while analysts believe
National Oilwell VarcoNOV and
Rockwell CollinsCOL will say that their earnings declined from the year-ago period.
See also:Weekly Preview: Earnings Season Continues, Delayed U.S. Data To Hit Markets
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