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I think social media will definitely miss too. Social media companies mainly draw revenue from advertising. With rising inflation, companies will start to look for ways to cut costs. Usually it advertising would be one of the first costs to be cut. With reduced spending on advertising, I suppose social media companies will be hit hard. 

Likely the semiconductor, entertainment, and tourism sectors may miss the analysts' expectations due to the high living cost and stagnant salary, which cut down the unnecessary expenses, but focus on those "need" and "must" have items to go thru this difficult time. 

$MU novices should not confuse ulta short term price action on MU as having lasting significanc. After msft/txn results a large amount of shorting took place and the trading cartel squeezed those ill timed shorts early today. And after STX's HORRIBLE news this am, as well as the channel checks I do, the actual fundamentals for MU is DETERIORATING, not improving. As such, before tax selling season is over , I continue to see the highest probability of MU shares trading lower.$Micron Technology(MU)$

Both $Alphabet(GOOG)$ and $Microsoft(MSFT)$ miss the consensus in their Q3 earnings, shares dips more than 6%. For traders, volatility means opportunity.Unlike $Netflix(NFLX)$ issued last week, I believed that its rising wave was continuous, due to the confirmation of its financial report and recent transactions. (For more details: N

Weak Advertising means nearer recession?$Alphabet(GOOG)$ released Q3 earning after October 25th's trading hours, it plunged of 6.6% due to both revenue and profit miss the expectations. Last time it plunged that much occurred in 2019, but in the past two years, only one EPS fell short of expectations (last quarter).$Alphabet(GOOGL)$How bad Google's performance could be?Double miss is rare in Google's earnings history. Revenue was US $69.09 billion, up only 6.1% year-on-year, which was about 2.4% lower than the expected consensus of US $70.76 billion, and it was also the lowest growth rate i

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Definitely the electronics sector. The export restrictions to China that was recently being imposed by US will have a very negative impact on all electronics companies, such as Applied Materials, AMD, Intel and Nvidia etc. The impact is so big that even companies on the downstream will be affected negatively such as AEM, UMS, Venture and Nanofilm etc. Those restrictions will give greater pressure on the US economy as revenues go down. 

Electronics, Clothes and Retail are all part of the Consumer Discretionary Sector.  These are products that are considered non essential by consumers.  In fact while these products are considered desirable, the consumers will only buy them if they have sufficient money to do so.  However with high inflation and rising interest rates, the Consumer Discretionary Sector has plummeted 35% year to date and recorded the maximum decline among all the S&P500 sectors.  The S&P500 Index itself has only dropped 20% year to date. I believe that all 3 components of the Consumer Discretionary Sector will miss earnings expectations.   Under Electronics, companies like Apple and Nvidia will be affected by the strong US dollar which makes their exports more expens

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$Bearish for NVIDIA as Electronics with high PE will have valuation adjusted. PC sales affected, demand for higher complex chip slow down and restriction to China will cause miss of expectations. 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$probably the retail sector will miss expectation too. Lots of uncertainty and inflation is going up. People will save more for the coming winter days. But Q4 could see a ray of hope cuz holiday season is coming. People will spend on themselves and their family.

⭐️⭐️⭐️Compare sectors of 🇺🇸 U.S. [USD] stocks,  Electronics: 🍏 $Apple(AAPL)$ & 💻 Nvidia (NVDA)$, Clothes: 👟$Nike Inc(NKE)$ & 🎽$Under Armour(UAA)$ and Retail: 🎁$Target Corporation (TGT)$ & 🛍️Walmart Inc.(WMT)$. Which sector May miss expectations in Q3 like TSLA? Expectations are the average estimates of a publiccompany's quarterly earnings and revenues. These are derived from forecasts of securities analysts who provide research coverage of the company for investors. These expectations also include the earnings guidance given out by the company based on sales projections, market conditions, and anticipated company spending. Both expectactions and real earnings are affected by variables/challenges. Electronics companies are t

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$i think most companies would miss earnings like Tsla. Because of the major market and inflation and interest rate. Ithink we can expect lower sales etc. Especially due to the supply constraint, i think most companies would not do well on earnings. Moreover, many companies are laying off in the US. I think technology sector will be in trouble, media too. Just look at snapchat. any company using ads like twitter would be in some trouble. netflix was lucky cause they just started to use ads for revenue. Well, i would say you can't predict, some companies may just surprise you, so just Dollar cost average, do not trade. Unless you are a pro. Do share your thoughts on which sector or company do you think wi

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$$KWEB(KWEB)$ Counters from China kweb will miss expectationscause so many lock downs but the lowest should be factored in so that's why I started buying bit by bit and will continue to buy  And in the end I will sell call 20% above  to earn the premium 

I believe that after $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$, electronics sector will underperform in Q3 earnings season.   A negative trend in terms of prices and lead time extensions is still observable. Components continue to be on allocations and delays in deliveries commonly. However, global signals of slumping demand mainly in the consumer electronics sector and thus signals of easing constraints in the supply chain of semiconductors are becoming more common. Nonetheless, these signals do not refer to all components and the signals do not yet translate into tangible and visible improvements, shortening of the lead times or higher availability. For many key manufacturers it is still rather the opposite.

I believe that electronics sector will underperform in this earnings season, as many people has accelerated the renewal of their electronic devices during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, as work and study from home were the default work and study modes. People were forced to upgrade their electronic devices to improve their productivity for remote works and studies, that they would otherwise have deferred for a couple of years if the old devices were still working and not due for replacement yet. Hence, many do not feel the need now to replace these relatively new electronic devices soon. Furthermore, with global economy heading into a downturn on the back of an increasingly hawkish Fed determined to rein in the surging inflation even at the expense of triggering a recession and i

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ Lesser sales to China confirm drop  Maybe another 10-15%

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Tiger will beat estimates with better earnings from great moves 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ‘s latest financial results missed Wall Street expectations for the first time in a year as production and deliveries hit bottlenecks.Click to enter the topic and post to win tiger coins~1. Not good results but highlights buyback and market capNet income exceeded expectations, but revenue, gross margin and deliveries fell short of expectations: Q3 revenue of $21.454 billio

If $TENCENT(00700)$'s retracement was impacted by major shareholder selling, liquidity problems in Hong Kong market, then US social stocks $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$,$Snap Inc(SNAP)$$Pinterest, Inc.(PINS)$ should prove the extermination of the value.Different with Tencent's monetization, META and SNAP's revenue are almost only advertising, so under

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$I believe that the sector of electronics and clothes may fall short of expectations in Q3 like TSLA due to high inflation. Now a lot of people became extra careful on their spending, it is more important to buy food rather than a gadgets or clothes unless you're a billionaire✌️🍀