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During Earnings Season, many companies released their reports. Some companies experienced roller coaster ride after the earnings release. 

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In this article, we gonna brief four companies missed expectations: $AT&T Inc(T)$, $Nokia Oyj(NOK)$ , $Philip Morris(PM)$ and $American Express(AXP)$

1. $Nokia Oyj(NOK)$ -14.98% after EPS missed estimates

Finnish telecoms firm Nokia was down 15% after its EPS missed expectations despite its revenue did beat.

Adjusted EPS: $0.05 vs. $0.08

Revenue: $6.4bln vs.$6.2 bln

Disappointment came from its technology licensing business, but that it was close to a significant deal with Samsung and has ongoing litigation with smartphone makers OPPO and Vivo.

In its results, the company said it was seeing a slowdown in areas of customer spending.

Lundmark said there had been a slowdown in North America but strong growth in India, which accounted 15% of first-quarter sales versus 5% in 2022.

2. $AT&T Inc(T)$ -11.75% missed on revenue and postpaid subscribers

Shares of the telecommunications giant slid 11% after it posted a beat on adjusted earnings but missed on revenue. The company was able to grow its subscribers, adding 424,000 postpaid phone plans, which matched Wall Street’s expectations.

Adjusted EPS: 60 cents vs. 59 cents expected. It was down nearly 5% from a year earlier.

Revenue: $30.1 bln vs. $30.2 bln

AT&T added 691,000 postpaid phone subscribers in the year-earlier period. Subscriber growth is expected to slow for T-Mobile US (TMUS) and Verizon Communications (VZ) as well.

 Analysts’ ratings:

27 analysts gave an average rating for $AT&T Inc(T)$ of $21.3.

3. $Philip Morris(PM)$ -4.73% as revenue missed expectations

Philip Morris International PM was falling in Thursday trading after first-quarter revenue missed expectations.

Adjusted EPS: $1.38 vs. $1.34

Revenue: $8 bln vs. $8.1 bln.

The maker of Marlboro cigarettes reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.38, compared with the $1.34 consensus among analysts polled by FactSet. But revenue came in at $8 billion, below estimates for $8.1 billion.

 Analysts’ ratings:

19 analysts gave an average rating for $Philip Morris(PM)$ of $113.22. (its current stock price was $96, below the analysts average target price)

4. $American Express(AXP)$ fell 1% after EPS fell short

The credit card company’s shares fell 1% after the firm reported an earnings miss. American Express first-quarter earnings disappointed as the company braced for debt struggles among credit card holders, even as revenue soared to an all-time high.

Adjusted EPS: $2.40 vs. $2.66 

Revenue: $14.28 bln vs. $$13.98 bln

American Express posted earnings per share of $2.40 for the first quarter, below an estimate of $2.66, per Refinitiv. It was also down from $2.73 a year ago.

Revenue did beat expectations, however, was $14.28 billion, up from 11.74 billion in the first quarter of 2022. It beated the expectations of $13.98 bln.

 Analysts’ ratings:

27 analysts gave an average rating for $American Express(AXP)$ of $180. (its current stock price was $163, also below the analysts average target price)

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