U.S. Stock Earnings Navigator (EarningsNav)

Earnings-Nav: A U.S. stock earnings season tracking toolkit. Every earnings season, I find myself scrambling: Which stocks in my portfolio are about to report earnings? When exactly? And what impact might those reports have on the broader market—and on my holdings? But due to data limitations and time constraints, I often only learn about earnings releases through news headlines or media buzz—long after they’ve already been published. By then, the optimal trading window has usually passed. To solve this pain point, I built this tool for myself—and am now sharing it freely with fellow U.S. stock investors. Below are its core features. If you find them useful, please support and upvote—and feel free to suggest other pain points we can tackle next. • Main calendar view: Precisely identifies all companies reporting earnings on any given day. • Individual stock detail pages: Include real-time price, fundamental data, insider trading activity, SEC filings, and relevant news. • Calendar filtering mode: Lets you focus on specific stock baskets—or your own portfolio holdings. • Personal portfolio monitoring mode: Ensures you never miss an earnings report for any of your holdings.

🎙 'Zhi Xing Shuo U.S. Stocks | Comprehensive Analysis of U.S. Stocks and Macro Markets — November 4'

Hello everyone—it’s Tuesday, November 4. After closing October with a strong rally, U.S. markets entered November’s first trading day with mixed performance across the three major indices. Funds continue to concentrate in large-cap tech stocks, while small- and mid-caps, along with cyclical sectors, generally underperformed. I. Earnings season heats up further: Corporate profits remain solid This week’s earnings season remains intense, with several high-profile tech companies set to release results. So far, corporate earnings continue to hold up well: • Over 300 S&P 500 constituents have reported earnings to date; approximately 64% have exceeded consensus EPS estimates. • The S&P 500 is poised to post its ninth consecutive quarter of earnings growth, with expected profit growth of 13%—nearly double the ~7% anticipated before the earnings season began. • Overall, forward guidance from companies remains broadly optimistic. Palantir (PLTR) reported after market close tonight: • Q3 revenue: $1.18 billion, up 63% YoY—beating expectations of $1.09 billion; • EPS: $0.21, up 110% YoY—also surpassing the $0.17 consensus. • The company raised its Q4 revenue guidance to $1.33 billion and lifted full-year revenue guidance to $4.42 billion (up from the prior estimate of ~$4.15 billion). Following the announcement, PLTR’s stock surged nearly 7% after hours—but gains later pared back, primarily due to concerns over stretched valuations: With shares already near all-time highs, some short-term traders opted to lock in profits. II. AI-driven trading intensifies: Tech giants double down on AI investment Last week, all five mega-cap tech firms reaffirmed their commitment to ramping up AI investments—further fueling AI-related trading momentum. IREN—a company pivoting from crypto mining to cloud services—surged nearly 30% pre-market, though gains narrowed during regular trading. It announced a five-year, $9.7 billion GPU cloud services agreement with Microsoft, including a 20% upfront payment. Under the deal, IREN will provide Microsoft access to NVIDIA GB300 GPUs; Microsoft thus becomes IREN’s largest customer. IREN’s CEO stated that once fully implemented, the contract is expected to generate $1.94 billion in annualized revenue—roughly 10% of the company’s total capacity. To fulfill the agreement, IREN also signed a ~$5.8 billion GPU procurement deal with Dell, with deployment slated for completion in Texas by 2026. The news propelled Dell Technologies (DELL) up over 5% pre-market—though the stock opened higher and then retreated during the session. Another crypto-mining-turned-AI-infrastructure firm, CIFR, jumped 22% intraday. Although its Q3 revenue of $71.71 million (up 197% YoY) and EPS of $0.10 slightly missed expectations, the company announced a 15-year, $5.5 billion long-term partnership with Amazon Web Services—sparking the rally. Meanwhile, Amazon’s stock hit a new all-time high. It recently signed a seven-year, $38 billion computing-power supply agreement with OpenAI, under which it will deploy hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA’s cutting-edge AI chips—to power ChatGPT’s generative responses and train next-generation models.

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