Quarterly reports of Netflix, Johnson & Johnson, and Philip Morris were published on October 19th. The shares of Netflix grew by 0.16%, Johnson & Johnson – by 2.34%, and Philip Morris – dropped by 1.7%. Tech analysis of shares for October 20th, 2021.
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The shares of Spotify, Netflix, Match Group, and other companies reacted positively to the news about Apple changing payment rules in App Store. Starting 2022, Apple will allow alternative payments in its store. Tech analysis of Spotify, Netflix, and Match Group shares for September 3rd, 2021.
Netflix shares have been trading between 465 USD and 560 USD for over a year. All-time high revenue does not impress investors. Why do market players refuse to invest in Netflix shares? The answers are in the article.
This week, quarterly reports were published by IBM, Netflix, and Coca-Cola. The biggest revenue growth of IBM over three years. The decline in the number of American and Canadian subscribers. Coca-Cola surpassed its pre-covid numbers.
Roku shares are nearing their all-time highs again. Why are investors so interested? Which model of development has Roku chosen? Find out in our article.
Walt Disney reported the results of Q2, financial 2021. The revenue dropped by 13% but the net profit grew by 95%. However, the number of paid subscriptions turned out to be inferior to the expectations of analysts. Walt Disney shares dropped by almost 3%.
On Monday and Tuesday of the one but last week of April, Coca-Cola, IBM, Johnson&Johnson, Netflix, United Airlines, and other US companies issued their quarterly reports. What were their results? Read our article.
The report provoked growth of the quotations by 17%. In 2020, the revenue grew by 24%, net profit — by 47.9%, audience — by 32.1%. The company's experts say that in the nearest quarter the revenue will grow by 23.6% and the net profit — by 92%.
In November, Disney stocks renewed their historical maximums and set a new record of $152.49 per stock. The catalyst for the growth was the launch of a streaming service Disney+.
On August 6th Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) submitted its financial report for the second quarter of 2019. According to the report, the company's income has reached record levels, amounting to 20.25 billion USD; however, it has not matched the forecast level of 21.46 billion USD, which led to a steep decline of the stock price by 5%.