To The Moon

$ServiceNow(NOW)$ 24Q3 results were strong and continue to reflect the company's continued growth in digital transformation and enterprise services.Shares are slightly lower after hours and are still near new highs.Overall results overviewRevenue growth: Q3 total revenue reached approximately US$2,797 million, an increase of 23 per cent year-on-year, and exceeded expectations2 mainly due to increased customer demand and new product launches.Current Remaining Performance Obligations (RPOs) were $9.36 billion, up 26% year-on-year and ahead of expectations of $9.12 billion, while Total Remaining Performance Obligations (TREOs) were $19.5 billion, up 36% year-on-year and 33% on a constant currency basis, and ahead of market expectations of $18.4 billio

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ will be releasing its third quarter earnings after market close on next Tuesday (29 Oct). We have seen two semiconductor stocks $Lam Research(LRCX)$ and $Western Digital(WDC)$ reporting positive earnings which helped drive their stock price higher. So how would AMD stock price be performing after the earnings report on 29 Oct? Market is expecting AMD to post earnings of $0.92 per share for the third quarter. Analysts say AMD could benefit from Intel's recent woes. Intel stock has plummeted this year on competitive and operational concerns. Can AMD Stay Ahead Of Intel In CPUs Chips? Under AMD CEO Lisa’s supervision, AMD jumped ahead of

After we have seen the market start off with a soft performance, most of the stocks closes higher. Positive bias was experienced throughout the session which was helped by the buy-the-dip action. This action was driven by surging shares of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ following impressive Q3 earnings and a 2025 vehicle growth estimate. The upward trend was also supported by the drop in market rates. S&P 500 closed 0.21% higher but remains 0.9% lower since last Friday. NASDAQ went up by 0.76% but still down by 0.4% for this week. DJIA was the underperformer after went down by 0.33% due to losses in IBM (IBM), Honeywell (HON), and Boeing (BA). IBM and Honeywell reported earnings results, while Boeing saw a decline as workers voted 64% against accepting

$Tesla (TSLA)$Following earnings, institutions rolled their Tesla covered call positions higher:Sell $TSLA 20241101 262.5 CALL$ Buy $TSLA 20241101 282.5 CALL$ Given Tesla's history of volatile moves, I conservatively sold the $250 calls last week against my stock holdings - matching the short call strike of the institutional covered call trade as a hedge. This cautious approach paid off as shares pushed through $250.But now with stock potentially being called away, what's the best course for next week's positioning?Based on the new $262.5/$282.5 call spread, dealers seem to be pricing a likely move to $260 for

Earnings season for most S&P 500 companies is a time to post impressive growth. However, a cohort of companies from S&P 500 index, is about to shrink instead. For growth investors, this is something to watch out for. Cohort samples include: $Microchip Technology(MCHP)$. Reporting Q3 earnings on 05 Nov 2024, evening. $American International Group Inc(AIG)$. Reporting Q3 earnings on 04 Nov 2024, evening. The above companies are expected to post a revenue drop of at least -30% for Q3 2024, after data analysis from (a) S&P Global Market Intelligence and (b) MarketSurge, According to FactSet, VP & Senior earnings analyst, John Butters, a -30% fall in revenue by these stocks, stand out in a bad w