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Earnings Calendar
Earnings for the current quarter will be reported at this page; the link will be on the sidebar
at the right, under "Earnings Central." When we start to see earnings
reports for any quarter, the "Earnings Central" link is moved to the top of
the sidebar until the earning season is over.
I don't have time to check/update earnings on all companies listed
below. If you see one that I have missed, feel free to send it in
(anonymous comment or by e-mail) and I will post it.
Much
of this information is done in haste. I assume there are factual and
typographical errors. It is for my personal use only. If this
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Note: by 4Q16 I lost a lot of interest in tracking earnings. I'm not sure where I will go with this page. In fact, there are more and more days when ... no, I won't go there.
Maybe a few.
AAPL:
crushes expectations;
BHI: reports Thursday, January 26, forecast a loss of 11 cents;
wow, wow, wow -- adjust loss, 30 cents;
CARBO Ceramics (CRR): reports Thursday, January 26, forecast a loss of 70 cents;
shares up 30% after company reported earnings that showed a strong uptick in sequential revenue; a 57-cent loss vs 70-cent loss forecast;
Comcast (CMCSA): reports Thursday, January 25, forecast a gain of 87 cents; currently trading at all-time highs; more buybacks? even as shares trading near all-time highs;
CVX: reports Friday, January 27, forecast a gain of 66 cents;
huge miss; only 22 cents; shares down almost 3%; Cramer not worried;
EW (Edwards Lifesciences):
beats estimates; 75 cents reported; full year EPS at $2.89, up 24.5% year over year;
F: reports Thursday, January 26, forecast a gain of 33 cents; big stumble; profits down 60% from a year ago, mostly due to a $3 billion drop in its pension plan; revenue down 4%; a fourth-quarter loss of $800 million; adjusted earnings matched estimates;
reaffirmed its forecast that profits for 2017 would be lower than 2016;
Flowserve:
net income, 50 cents/share; adjusted, 72 cents/share; average estimate
was 65 cents/share. 4Q16 net income, $65.1 million; full year profit at
$145.1 million.
GE, forecast 46 cents;
revenue slipped; dragged down by oil woes; shipped fewer jet engines and power turbines than originally planned; actual:
39 cents, down from 64 cents / share year earlier.
HAL:
Halliburton reported an adjusted profit of 4 cents a share, topping
forecasts for 2 cents. But its sales of $4.02 billion fell short of
analyst forecasts for $4.09 billion.
Conference call link and comments.
H&P (HP): January 26, forecast a loss of 36 cents;
Hess: reports Wednesday, January 25, forecast a loss of $1.11;
narrower loss than expected: $1.01; transcript;
production will surge in 2017;
MDU: 28 cents forecast; beats by 5 cents; misses on revenue.
MPC:
Marathon Petroleum Corp., February 16, 2017.
Marathon Petroleum, February 1, 2017: moving sharply higher. Easily beats estimates; attributed to refining. Forecast, 26 cents; actual: 43 cents.
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Sounds Like A Beat
MRO:
earnings are out.
EPS, a loss of $1.62 per share; adjusted, came to 10 cents/share. It's a
bit confusing, the following statement at the linked article:
The
results exceeded Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of nine
analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for a loss of 13
cents per share.
But then this:
The energy company posted revenue of $1.39 billion in the period, also
beating Street forecasts. Four analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $1.19
billion.
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MSFT: January 26, forecast a gain of 78 cents;
actual, 39 cents GAAP, 69 cents non-GAAP.
At SeekingAlpha, EPS of 83 cents, beating by 4 cents.
Oasis,
earnings;
forecast a loss of 12 cents/share; actual -- a loss of 8 cents per
share. This loss vs a profit one year earlier. For the year, the company
reported that its loss widened to $243 million, or $1.32/share.
Revenue: $700 million (rounded).
OXY
huge miss on EPS; but beats on revenues: EPS
loss of 13 cents vs 3 cents forecast; revenues came in at $2.826
million, marginally beating the forecast of $2.806 million.
SLB:
another loss, 15 cents / share, compared with a loss of 81 shares a year earlier. Forecast for 27 cent gain.
SBUX: January 26, forecast a gain of 52 cents;
not having a good day; down 4%; results mostly in-line; but guidance is way down -- 10% at best vs earlier guidance of double-digit growth;
T: January 25;
earnings meet; revenues miss; shares participating in market surge; pays almost 5%;
XLNX: January 26, forecast a gain of 49 cents;
great report; better-than-expected: 52 cents
WMB: earnings are out.
Earnings and revenues beat estimates. EPS, 17 cents, vs 16 cents forecast. Revenues of $2.198 billion
handily beat forecasts of $1.889 billion.
Whiting,
4Q16, earnings presentation.
XOM: huge miss; 41 cents vs 70 cents forecast
-- that was the crawler at CNBC early this morning; CNBC is now reporting a huge beat -- "XOM beat earnings as revenues increased, though the company took a $2 billion impairment charge, mostly due to lowering the value of its US gas assets; excluding one-time items, Exxon reported a fourth-quarter profit of 90 cents/share, versus Wall Street expectations of 70 cents/share.
