Edited by Peter Hillerberg1 min readStories are generated from ORTEX data and reviewed by the ORTEX team. How we publish
The week delivers some of the biggest prints of the quarter. Tesla and General Motors both report within 24 hours of each other, setting up an auto-sector showdown that carries extra weight from real-economy signals.
GM opens its Q3 earnings call Tuesday morning. German car registration data, which leads GM revenue by 15 days with a strong fit, ran 133% above year-ago levels through the full quarter. That is a favourable backdrop heading into the print.
Tesla follows Tuesday after the bell. The same German registration series leads Tesla revenue by 43 days. It ran 269% above year-ago levels across all three months of Q3, all with a strong fit. That is one of the sharpest alt-data signals in the auto sector this reporting season.
Netflix also reports Monday after the close, with a $294 billion market cap making it the streaming bellwether. Intuitive Surgical reports the same day, rounding out a heavy Monday.
Tuesday brings Lam Research after the bell. The chip-equipment maker has a $330 billion market cap and its quarterly figures will set the tone for semiconductor equipment sentiment.
Procter & Gamble rounds out the week Wednesday morning. At $370 billion it is the largest print of the week by market cap. ABB reports in Zurich Monday morning, while Crown Holdings posts results today after the close.
No IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.
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