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Wall Street Breakfast

Tesla, Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet lead big earnings week

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business News, News, Business, Investing

4.11K Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Four of the Magnificent 7 headline a busy earnings week. (0:19) Investors get first look at Q1 GDP. (2:46) House passes $95 billion aid and security package. (4:29)

Show Notes
Is the AI trade losing favor?
Catalyst Watch
Dividend Roundup

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0:00.0

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

0:09.5

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

0:14.0

Hello, today is Sunday April 21st, and I'm your host, Kim Khan.

0:18.0

The coming week will be dominated by earnings, with four of the Magnificent Seven stocks reporting.

0:22.8

Tesla will report on Tuesday.

0:24.6

Meta platforms weighs in on Wednesday,

0:26.7

and Microsoft and Alphabet are up on Thursday.

0:29.5

Deutsche Bank recently lowered its rating on Tesla, citing the delay in the launch of the model two.

0:34.4

MetaHousin's strong sentinence since 2023's year of efficiency strategy paid off.

0:39.5

Truis said it is likely to top forecasts and EBS said that for Microsoft and Alphabet overall cloud infrastructure

0:45.9

spending appears to be stable but it was still not yet hearing

0:49.2

anecdotes of any material cyclical cloud spending improvement.

0:52.4

The Magnificent 7, which also include

0:55.1

Apple, Invidia, and Amazon, have been the drivers of this bull run, but there are signs

0:59.8

that the AI trade is losing favor. Last week the seven lost a whopping

1:03.8

950 billion in market cap.

1:05.8

NVIDIA saw the brunt of the selling down more than 14% for the week and shedding

1:10.1

nearly 300 billion in market cap. Chips as a group fell 9%, as ASML and TSM signal slowdowns.

1:17.0

The SMP 500 has been down for three straight weeks,

1:20.0

and the NASDAQ has been down six of the last seven.

1:23.0

Goldman's trading desk pointed to geopolitical uncertainties,

1:26.0

a higher for longer rates regime,

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