Category: Post-Earnings
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3M Reset Its Earnings Base In Shocking Q1 Report
Despite strong earnings, investors are waiting for 3M to show evidence of demand returning before assigning a higher multiple to the stock.
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UnitedHealth Q1 Earnings: Impressive Profits, But Only With Permission
UnitedHealth Group delivered a solid earnings report, but is negotiating its profitability inside a system it no longer fully controls.
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The $87.5 Billion Decision That Shaped Netflix’s First Quarter Earnings
Netflix delivered its first earnings report since walking away from the Warner Bros. deal. The results show, it hasn’t abandoned growth, but redefined it.
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JPMorgan Reports Record Q1 Earnings in an Environment Its CEO Doesn’t Trust
JPMorgan delivered strong earnings that show it’s thriving because of the volatility, which equates to revenue in this business model.
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3 Major Banks Heeding the Warnings from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon
Major banks are knocking it out of the park with solid earnings, which could set the stage for a bullish earnings season.
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Johnson & Johnson Q1 2026 Earnings Exposes Company’s New Threat
Johnson & Johnson’s growth model is shifting from patent dominance to execution across multiple assets.
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Delta Air Lines Earnings Report: Strong Demand, But Margin Pressure
Delta Air Lines continues to show strong demand, but margins are under pressure from higher fuel costs and other operating expenses.
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Constellation Brands (STZ): A Good Company Navigating a Rough Pour
Investors who already own Constellation Brands (STZ) may find it worthwhile to hold and let Nicholas Fink chart the next course before making any moves.
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Levi Strauss Earnings: Strong Growth, But Costly Shift Beneath the Surface
Levi Strauss has made a shift toward direct-to-consumer model that positions the company for greater control and long-term upside.
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Dave & Buster’s Earnings Report: Why The Stock Spiked Despite Poor Earnings
Dave & Buster’s is being priced as a recovery play with a new CEO. But the entertainment segment that defines the brand continues to shrink.