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While many S&P 500 components have already shared their third-quarter results, there will be plenty more earnings reports for investors to mull over this week. The week's highlights include quarterly reports from media giants CBS, Disney and Time Warner, which all are expect to post earnings growth.
Analysts are looking for strong results from cult stock Tesla Motors, but an earnings decline from Groupon. Also scheduled to step into the earnings spotlight this week are AOL, Kellogg, Priceline.com, Toyota, Whole Foods and many others.
Below is a quick day-by-day run down of analyst expectations for some of the week's most prominent reports.
See also:Weekly Preview: Central Banks Back In The SpotlightMondayKelloggAAPL steps into the earnings spotlight before the opening bell on Monday. The packaged foods giant is expected to say that third-quarter earnings per share (EPS) rose more than seven percent year-over-year to $0.89, while revenue totaled $3.71 billion, or about the same as a year ago.
Three independent oil and natural gas exploration and production companies will report after the markets close.
Anadarko PetroleumAPC and
Pioneer Natural ResourcesPXD are expected to have strong results, but revenue from
Marathon OilMRO is predicted to have declined year-over-year.
Others forecast to report year-over-year earnings growth on Monday include
CME GroupCME,
Hertz GlobalHTZ,
Icahn EnterprisesIEP and
RyanairRYAAY.
An earnings decline is expected from
CF IndustriesCF and
Vornado Realty TrustVNO.
Tuesday
Elon Musk's
Tesla MotorsTSLA is expected to report late Tuesday, and analysts are looking for EPS to have swung from a net loss of $0.92 per share a year ago to a profit of $0.11. Revenue for the third quarter is expected to come in at $534.64 million. That would be a jump from just $50.1 million in the same period of last year.
Specialty retailers
CVS CaremarkCVS,
Office DepotODP and
OfficeMaxOMX are scheduled to share their results before the opening bell. Earnings and revenue growth are forecast for the drugstore operator, but the merging office supply chains are expected to have flat or declining earnings, relative to a year ago.
Dominion ResourcesD,
MosaicMOS,
Regeneron PharmaceuticalsREGN and
T-Mobil USTMUS are expected to post earnings declines as well when they report Tuesday.
Analysts are looking for earnings growth from
AOLAOL,
DirecTVDT,
Fossil GroupFOSL,
IntercontinetalExchangeICE and
Jazz Pharmaceuticals.
Wednesday
Among the reports Thursday will be those from
CBSCBS and
Time WarnerTWX. For their most recent quarters, the former is expected to post EPS of $0.76 and the latter $0.89 EPS. That would be up more than 14 percent and more than three percent, respectively.
As for revenue, both forecasts call for growth of less than two percent year-over-year, to $3.47 billion for CBS and to $6.94 billion for Time Warner. Time Warner is scheduled to report before the trading session and CBS to share its results after the closing bell.
Wednesday morning, also look for earnings growth from
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and
Molson Coors BrewingTAP, as well as earnings declines from
HumanaHUM and
Ralph LaurenRL.
Then later in the day,
Mondelez InternationalMDLZ,
Prudential FinancialPRU,
QualcommQCOM,
Tata MotorsTTM and
Whole Foods MarketWFM are expected to join the earnings gainer parade.
But the forecasts for
Activision BlizzardATVI and
TransoceanRIG call for declines in EPS.
ToyotaTM is also scheduled to share its most recent results on Tuesday.
Thursday
Late Thursday,
Walt DisneyDIS is expected to say that its third-quarter EPS came to $0.76 and revenue totaled $11.40 billion. That would be up from $0.68 per share and $10.78 billion in revenue in the year-ago period. The entertainment giant narrowly topped consensus EPS estimates in the previous three quarters.
Also after the trading session ends,
GrouponGRPN is expected to post earnings of $0.01 per share and $616.13 million in revenues. That would compare to EPS of $0.03 and revenue of $568.55 million in the same period of last year.
See also:Preview Of Groupon's Earnings Report
Like Groupon,
ApacheAPA and
SiemensSI are forecast to show lower quarterly earnings.
Lions Gate EntertainmentLGF and
ArcelorMittalMT are likely to post small per-share net losses for their most recent quarters.
Analysts are looking for earnings growth from
AMC NetworksAMCX,
Priceline.comPCLN,
Rockwell AutomationROK,
Scripps Networks InteractiveSNI and
Towers WatsonTW.
Friday
Things will be pretty quiet on the earnings front Friday. Look for
CovidenCOV to say before the opening bell that it saw growth in both earnings and revenue.
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