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👉 The Investing Week Ahead: 7/17/23

Only 7 months to hit 4 million Teslas...

Happy Monday.

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Key Earnings Announcements:

Earnings reports are BACK from their summer break in a BIG way.

The most anticipated earnings releases scheduled for the week are Tesla #TSLA, Netflix #NFLX, Bank of America #BAC, Charles Schwab #SCHW, Morgan Stanley #MS, united Airlines #UAL, Lockheed Martin #LMT, TSMC #TSM, Goldman Sachs #GS, and ASML #ASML.

Monday (7/17): FirstBank

Tuesday (7/18): AAR, Bank of America, BNY Mellon, Charles Schwab, Interactive Brokers, Morgan Stanley, JB Hunt, Lockheed Martin, Pinnacle, PNC, Prologis

Wednesday (7/19): Alcoa, Ally Financial, ASML, Baker Hughes, Citizens Financial Group, Discover, Goldman Sachs, Halliburton, IBM, Las Vegas Sands, M&T Bank, Nasdaq, Netflix, Tesla, United Airlines, US Bancorp

Thursday (7/20): Abbott, American Airlines, Blackstone, Capital One, CSX, Johnson & Johnson, Intuitive Surgical, Nokia, Philip Morris, PPG, Taiwan Semiconductor

Friday (7/21): American Express, Comerica, Huntington, Regions, Schlumberger

What We’re Watching:

Over the weekend, Tesla announced its first Cybertruks have officially come off the production line of its gigafactory in Texas. It took them 12 years to hit 3 million Tesla vehicles produced — and just 7 months the 4 million mark. We can’t wait to see what else is in store for this Wednesday’s report.

Whether it’s Quarterback, Swamp Kings, Break Point, Full Swing, Untold: Johnny Football, or anything else that’s in the Netflix pipeline — there’s some reason for excitement surrounding the platform. However — excitement and financials are two completely different things. We’ll be keeping an eye on Netflix’s content production costs this week.

JPMorgan (JPM) estimates that AI revenue could account for just 5% of its top line this year "but could increase to 10% by 2026." Therefore, it could explain why investors haven't been buying like crazy.

Investor Events / Global Affairs:

Microsoft’s flagship partner event and Liquid Death enters the chat.

  • Microsoft (MSFT) Inspire

Microsoft Inspire 2023: Registration now open

Microsoft Inspire 2023 is an annual partner event where Microsoft's vast partner network gathers to learn, grow, and network. This year’s event will focus on three main pillars: business growth & profitability, unlocking customer success, and accelerating AI transformation.

Attendees can expect keynote speeches from Microsoft executives, technology announcements, and the recognition of innovative partners through the Partner of the Year Awards. The event will heavily emphasize Microsoft's investments in generative AI and its implications for partners and customers in the tech ecosystem.

We’re interested to see how 1) new AI updates and 2) any comments regarding the Activision Blizzard deal could impact the MSFT stock price.

  • Liquid Death IPO Coming Soon…

Amazon.com: Liquid Death Artesian Mountain Water (Still), 16.9 oz Tallboys (12-Pack) : Grocery & Gourmet Food

Liquid Death — the outrageously named canned water company — hired Goldman Sachs for a potential IPO as soon as spring 2024.

I may need to share a video about these guys!

Major Economic Events:

Retail Sales, Existing Home Sales, and the good ole’ Leading Economic Index.

Monday (7/17): Empire State Manufacturing Survey

Tuesday (7/18): Business Inventories, Capacity Utilization, Home Builder Confidence Index, Industrial Production, Retail Sales

Wednesday (7/19): Housing Starts

Thursday (7/20): Existing Home Sales, Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Survey, US Leading Economic Index

Friday (7/21): N/A

What We’re Watching:

US Retail Sales unexpectedly rose +0.3% MoM in May of 2023 — following a +0.4% increase in April, and beating forecasts of a -0.1% decline. We find out this week if spending remained resilient to start the summer in June.

Estimate for June’s Results: +0.5%

US Existing Home Sales — which include completed transactions of single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, and co-ops — rose +2.3% higher from the previous month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.3 million in May of 2023. This surpassed market estimates of 4.25 million at the time.

Estimate for June’s Results: 4.24 million.

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Disclaimer: This is not financial advice or recommendation for any investment. The content is for informational purposes only, you should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

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