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Wall Street Breakfast

Megacaps vs. the Fed this week

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business News, News, Business, Investing

4.11K Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2026

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

Apple and Microsoft lead a packed earnings week. (0:15) Fed decision looms as Powell faces White House investigation. (1:51) Winter storm grounds thousands of flights. (2:47)  

Show Notes
Earnings Calendar
Dividend Roundup

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0:00.0

Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street brunch, our Sunday look ahead to this week's

0:09.9

market-moving events, along with the weekend's top news and analysis.

0:14.2

Hello, today is Sunday, January 25th, and I'm your host, Kim Kahn.

0:18.4

Those shouts you hear are echoing from the five points to Wall Street, where we see

0:22.0

who holds sway over the market.

0:24.1

The mega-cap companies born right-wise with the AI trade or the Federal Reserve and its

0:29.3

monetary policy.

0:31.1

Challenge.

0:33.0

Challenge accepted.

0:34.5

Apple, Microsoft, and Meta Platformss headline a heavy earnings calendar alongside results from

0:39.1

Tesla, Boeing, Visa, MasterCard, ExxonMobil, and Chevron.

0:43.3

In the old rivalry of DOS versus Mac, Microsoft's report will be closely watched for signs

0:47.9

of AI-driven Azure growth and margins, while Apple's numbers should shed light on iPhone

0:52.9

demand and its slower-moving AI strategy.

0:55.8

Seeking off analyst KM Capital says the technical setup looks favorable with Microsoft near

1:00.5

oversold territory heading into earnings on Wednesday.

1:03.8

While AI and cloud investments, backed up by a recent U.S. Air Force contract, continue to underpin

1:08.9

growth.

1:09.7

Despite tariffs and geopolitical friction with

1:11.7

China, Apple is still expected to deliver its largest year-over-year revenue jump in four years

1:16.3

when it reports Thursday. HSBC analyst Nicholas Cote Cool says Apple's success is being driven

1:22.4

largely by the iPhone 17 series, especially the pro and pro max, as well as continued strength for the iPhone 16

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