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Tesla and General Motors headline a packed earnings week. Both report against a striking backdrop from German car registration data, which leads their revenue by 43 and 15 days respectively and is running at +269% and +133% versus the same quarter last year according to ORTEX alt data.
GM goes first, reporting Tuesday morning. Netflix follows Tuesday after the bell, with analysts watching subscriber growth after a strong content slate.
Tesla reports Wednesday. German car data running nearly three times last year's level points to strong demand context, though the alt data signal is a leading indicator only, not a forecast of the print.
Also Wednesday, Intuitive Surgical and Swiss industrial giant ABB both release Q3 results. Lam Research reports after hours.
Thursday brings Procter & Gamble, Southwest Airlines, United Rentals and Steel Dynamics.
No IPOs are currently scheduled this week in the ORTEX calendar.
On the index radar, the MSCI World review rank date falls on Sunday 19 October. Fabrinet saw its deletion odds jump from 8% to 49% overnight according to ORTEX Index Rebalance Radar. Forced selling there could reach $550M, equal to 1.6 days of normal volume. Xero sits just 1.4% above its own exit line with the same deadline looming.
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