Three major S&P 500 names report on Thursday. Adobe and Oracle both release after the close on September 10. Copart also reports the same day.
Oracle carries a $420 billion market cap. Short sellers hold just 2.9% of its free float. Adobe, at $111 billion, sits at 4.6% short interest.
Earlier in the week, Casey's General Stores drops results on Tuesday afternoon. The convenience store chain holds its earnings call Wednesday morning at 8:30 a.m. ET.
The Cooper Companies rounds out Wednesday. The medical device maker reports after the close, followed by a conference call at 5 p.m. ET.
No IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.
The week kicks off a fresh reporting cycle after the summer lull. Adobe's results will draw the most scrutiny. Wall Street wants to know how AI-powered tools are lifting subscription revenue. Oracle faces similar questions on cloud infrastructure growth.
Copart, the vehicle auction operator, is a quieter name but consistently beats estimates. All three Thursday reporters are confirmed via ORTEX event data.
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