How to Trade the “Super Bowl of Tech Earnings”

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This week, several of the most important tech companies in the world are lining up to report earnings.

The strength or weakness of their results should set the tone for the entire market this week… and will be the primary factor that will dictate our trading.

A full breakdown of these companies is below.

I’ll be paying extra-close attention to the tech stocks highlighted in yellow… Check out this lineup!

  • Tuesday after market close: AMD, GOOG, MSFT, SBUX, EA, JNPR, SYK, MTCH, SWKS
  • Wednesday before market open: BA, MA, PSX, TMO, APTV, EAT, ODFL
  • Wednesday after market close: QCOM, MET, BOOT, CHRW, FLEX
  • Thursday before market open: MO, RCL, PTON, MRK, HON, TSCO, RACE, SWK, TT, GOOS, BDX, IP
  • Thursday after market close: AMZN, AAPL, META, X, CLX, SKX, DECK, BZH

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MONDAY MARKET MINUTE

  • Fed Policy Outlook This Week. The Federal Open Market Committee is set to make a policy decision on Wednesday. The only thing analysts will get from this meeting, however, will be a press release and Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s press conference. The next Summary of Economic Projections, including the dots that indicate each committee member’s expectations for future interest rate changes, will be released at the March 19-20 meeting. The tone of Powell’s presser on Wednesday will help guide the outlook on whether the Fed may pivot and start cutting rates at the March meeting.
  • Analysts Optimistic on Deckers’ Earnings. Last week, Wedbush raised its price target for the Uggs and Hoka maker and maintained its “Outperform” rating, saying DECK remains one of the strongest fundamental stories it covers. Wedbush is expecting a “beat-raise” quarter when DECK reports earnings on February 1.
  • Oppenheimer Upgrades Coinbase. The analyst upgraded the crypto platform from “Perform” to “Outperform” and established a $160 price target. In a research note, Oppenheimer told investors it believes there is a “good chance” that either COIN will prevail in its lawsuit against the SEC or the court will dismiss the case.
  • Deutsche Bank Gives Snap a Boost. The bank upgraded the social media platform from “Hold” to “Strong Buy” and raised its price target from $10 to $19. The analyst sees a “clearly visible and strong catalyst path” for SNAP to grow its revenue and EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization), due in part to the potential revenue generated by Snapchat+.