BREAKING >>> Intel stock, $INTC, crashed over 12% after-hours yesterday evening after reporting Q2 2024 earnings and suspending their dividend.
They reported EPS of $0.02, below expectations of $0.10, on revenue of $12.8 billion, below expectations of $12.9 billion. Intel also announced that they will be laying off 15,000 of their employees. A difficult quarter for Intel. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
Ferrari (RACE) boosted its full-year guidance when delivering second-quarter results that topped revenue expectations on Thursday.
The Italian automaker now projects 2024 net revenue of more than 6.55 billion euros ($7.07 billion), up from more than EUR6.4 billion, and adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of at least EUR7.90, up from at least EUR7.50. “We are delighted to announce excellent financial results in the second quarter of 2024, which demonstrate again a strong execution and continued growth." – Benedetto Vigna, CEO Ferrari $RACE Q2 2024 in a nutshell: Shipments +3% *EMEA +1% *Americas +13% *Greater China -18% *APAC +4% Revenue +16.2% EBIT +17% *marg 29.9 (29.7) EPS +25% Source: Quartr
Do you remember Moderna $MRNA ???
Moderna beats estimates but slashes guidance on low EU sales, competitive U.S. vaccine market. It is down -20% today and -79% from its covid all-time-high. Moderna: "Net product sales for Q2 24 were $184M, reflecting a 37% YoY decrease. This reduction aligns with the expected shift to a seasonal COVID-19 vaccine market.." Moderna had $241M in total sales in Q2 and $1.6B in total operating expenses. Adding interest income, they burned $1.27B in one quarter. Cash on balance sheet is down to $2.47B. I fully expect expect them to do large capital raise to dilute shareholders. Source: JaguarAnalytics, The Transcript
"The Largest stocks today have cheaper valuations compared to the Largest 7 in 2000"
@NDR_Research thru Mike Z.
$MSFT trades at quite a large premium to the NASDAQ 100. Will the premium shrink after yesterday's earnings release?
Source: Bloomberg
In bull markets stocks go up
Source: J-C Parets
This quarter, the reactions to the S&P 500 earnings have been less positive than usual.
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Active funds are overweight Momentum factors by ~30% vs. the S&P 500
Source: BofA, Mike Z.
