$BEAT

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MU mixed earnings EPS beat expected EPS 2.59 over 2.44 with 4th Quarter revenue below expectations

its the same with CNBC etc. these guys are just thugs with pens.... pay or we will beat you up in the press.... pathetic and unjust really

beat down name

$ADBE beat; guides down

I can beat you on that Pal

EVERYONE HAS ACCESS TO THIS, IF YOU DECIDE TO BEAT THE HORSE SOME MORE AND SCALP, USE MY LEVELS AND SCALP WISELY

$PLAY nice beat

LETS RELAX AND NOT BEAT THE HORSE TOO MUCH

ok, I admit today you beat me $JAN

By Tom Westbrook SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Stocks and bonds struggled in Asia on Wednesday while the U.S. dollar rose as investors worried about inflation and the hit that containing it with rate rises will bring to global growth. Shanghai emerged blinking from two months of lockdown but as data showed steep falls in factory activity across Asia from the withering of China's demand, relief was short-lived. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was dragged 0.7% lower by a 1% drop for Hong Kong's Hang Seng index. Japan's Nikkei rose 0.6%. S&P 500 futures were last up 0.4%, but had given up larger early gains. Euro STOXX 50 futures rose 0.5%, as did FTSE futures. Soaring food and energy costs drove eurozone inflation to a record-high 8.1% in May, Tuesday figures showed, stoking concern about rate rises not just in Europe but globally. "Markets are pricing in rate hikes in June from the UK, U.S., Sweden, Australia and Canada," said Societe Generale (OTC:SCGLY) analyst Kit Juckes. "The more the markets focus on the inflation data and central bank action, the more likely it is that we have a bumpy start to the summer in risk sentiment and a strong one for the dollar." The dollar has arrested a three-week slide and made a two-week high of 129.23 yen late in the Asia session. It rose on the euro, sterling, Aussie and yuan and last traded at $1.0708 per euro and $0.7170 on the Aussie. Two-year German bund yields hit their highest in over a decade on Tuesday and benchmark 10-year Treasury yields rose 10 basis points (bps). They were steady at 2.8694% late in Tokyo trade. [US/] The Bank of Canada is expected to raise its benchmark target rate 50 bps to 1.5% when it meets later in the day. St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard and New York Fed President John Williams are also due to speak on Wednesday and will be watched for clues on the outlook. GYRATIONS The U.S. Federal Reserve begins shrinking asset holdings built up during the pandemic on Wednesday. Traders expect it will raise rates by 50 bps at meetings this month and next and they are unsure and increasingly worried about after that. "We're in this kind of twilight zone now where it's just very difficult to get a handle on what the Fed are going to do after the July meeting," said Bank of Singapore analyst Moh Siong Sim. "Depending on who says what and how the data plays out there will be a lot of gyrations over the next few weeks." Uncertainty also looms over the shape of China's recovery from lockdown. Joggers came back to their stamping grounds on the banks of Shanghai's Huangpu River, but beat cops wore full hazmat suits and nerves about a return to lockdown ran high. Stocks in Hong Kong and Shanghai slipped. In commodity markets oil was knocked from an almost three-month high on Tuesday after the Wall Street Journal reported that oil producing nations were considering excluding Russia from a production deal, paving the way for extra output. [O/R] Brent crude futures steadied at $116.09 a barrel. The stronger dollar pushed spot gold 0.3% lower to $1,830 an ounce. Bitcoin clung to early-week gains at $31,500.

BECAUSE IN THIS CASE THE FUNDAMENTALS BEAT TECNICALS

well $crm is already beat down so hard

$BKSY 3.28 line the rival to beat as I see it

$pdd beat handily lok slike

Beat on sales, EPS, home sales gross margin, maintaining guidance despite moderation in pace of demand

not supirsed it was so beat up

HD 05/20 330 call .81 HD 05/20 250 put .72 Earnings play, Market Makers are pricing a 5% move with elevated inflation and the expansion of home improvement creates opportunity for a sizable beat or a sizable loss. Trade becomes profitable at a 7% move in either direction

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$AFRM too. beat beat and raise. extends exclusive sea with $SHOP

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rickferri/2012/12/20/any-monkey-can-beat-the-market/

expected to beat gross revenues

PPI MOM yoy ex food and energy a beat...although headline rate was a miss

Dis+ subs beat 137.7M v 134.4M

Closed position from 30k.3 at 32k , for about 2k profits . One open position at 34.4k . Will enter the market again between 29.5 and 30.5k . Profits stored of 4k . So our current position of 34.4k truely represents a position at 30.4k , with a total profit of over 1.5k . To beat the market , you must understand the market , keep profits when things are not in your favor , move with the market .

it was beat down on some earnings impairment

$NOTV Inotiv to Report Second Quarter Fiscal 2022 Financial Results and Host Conference Call on Thursday, May 12, 2022 This company had substantial insider buying in Q1 ...has been beat up as in bio tech sector, providea analyticaleqpt and services to bio and other authorities ....6-7 buyers around $1.5 mill in all...well down since then...results this week.... not a bad lotto trade IMO

$CVS trade well on a beat

beat and raises across the board

MONSTER BEVERAGE Q1 EPS $0.55 MISSES $0.61 ESTIMATE, SALES $1.52B BEAT $1.43B ESTIMATE $MNST

MONSTER BEVERAGE Q1 EPS $0.55 MISSES $0.61 ESTIMATE, SALES $1.52B BEAT $1.43B ESTIMATE $MNST

well if you combust you are going to die, you could beat a wolf and a very small dinosaur

Advanced Micro Devices Q1 Adj. EPS $1.13 Beats $0.91 Estimate, Sales $5.89B Beat $5.52B Estimate

Advanced Micro Devices Q1 Adj. EPS $1.13 Beats $0.91 Estimate, Sales $5.89B Beat $5.52B Estimate

earnings beat too

bear beat bull again this week

FB,AMD,NVDA beat up but hugely profitable and growing like crazy

I'm surprised tesla isn't beat down more, although they are a good example of strong market positioning for their product and obviously Hugh growth and following. valuation still super rich but actually making the dream work

$AMZN beat shares down

By Sheila Dang and Akash Sriram (Reuters) - Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) reported stronger than expected user growth in what could be its last quarter as a public company after agreeing to a $44-billion buyout by billionaire Elon Musk. But overall revenue and advertising sales fell short of analyst estimates, due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. Shares rose 1% in early trading. The results lay out Musk's challenges in improving the social media platform's business to match its influence on news and culture. Twitter has long faced criticism for its sluggish pace of product launches. Musk has tweeted suggestions ranging from releasing a widely-demanded edit button to making the Twitter algorithm open-source. When Musk closes the deal, he will be overseeing a company that has had long-standing struggles with internal dysfunction, indecision and lack of accountability, Reuters previously reported according to eight current and former Twitter employees. Daily active users on Twitter rose to 229 million in the first quarter ended March 31, from 199 million a year earlier. The figure beat analyst expectations of 226.8 million daily active users. Facebook-owner Meta Platforms also reported a return to user growth on Wednesday, which helped propel social media stocks higher. Twitter said an internal error resulted in the company overstating quarterly user numbers by about 1.5 million between the fourth quarter of 2020 to the end of 2021. The company said it also overstated the figures in 2019, but was unable to provide data. Given the pending acquisition, Twitter said it would not provide any forward looking guidance and was withdrawing all previous goals and outlook. The company last year announced it aimed to double annual revenue and grow to 315 million users by 2023, as former CEO Jack Dorsey aimed to signal a reset on years of product stagnation. Total revenue in the first quarter was $1.2 billion, compared with analysts' average estimate of $1.23 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv. The company earns the majority of its revenue from selling digital ads on the website and app. Twitter paused ads in Ukraine and Russia in February amid the ongoing invasion, which the Kremlin calls a "special military operation." "The macro environment is becoming hostile with advertisers curbing their spending as they deal with inflation, which is running at a four-decade high," said Haris Anwar, senior analyst at Investing.com. Musk has said that Twitter should not serve advertising, which would allow the platform to have more control over its content policies. Advertisers generally prefer strong content moderation, to help prevent their brand from appearing next to unsuitable content. Its net income rose to $513.3 million, or 61 cents per share, from $68 million, 8 cents per share, a year earlier.

TMO fat beat

By Tom Westbrook SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Global stocks steadied on Thursday, taking comfort from company earnings, while a collapse in the yen after Japan doubled down on anchoring bond yields drove the dollar toward its highest levels in decades. The yen dropped to a 20-year low and breached the 130-to-the-dollar level after the Bank of Japan vowed to buy unlimited amounts of 10-year bonds daily to defend its yield target. The yen was last at 130.11 per dollar. The BOJ's move was in stark contrast with investors' conviction that U.S. interest rates are about to start going up fast and it jolted the dollar higher across Asia and against majors. [FRX/] The U.S. dollar index hit a five-year high of 103.55 and is not far from its 2017 peak of 103.82. An energy crisis in Europe hasn't helped the common currency, either, and the euro was testing major support at $1.05. The dollar also made a two-month high on the Aussie an 18-month high on the yuan, a 21-month high on the kiwi and an almost two-year top on the Swiss franc. "The most important theme (in markets) are the monetary policy differences between the U.S. and the rest of the world, especially Asia," said Kiyong Seong, lead Asia macro strategist at Societe Generale (OTC:SCGLY) in Hong Kong. "Even though the market already anticipated the BOJ would remain accommodative, finding out again has led to an exaggerated move," he said. In equities, Nasdaq 100 futures were up 1.4% and S&P 500 futures rose 0.8% after Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) owner Meta beat Wall Street forecasts and said it had eked out user growth, sending its shares up almost 20% after hours. A rally in Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares through Wednesday had also helped Wall Street indexes to a steady close. [.N] MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.6%, led by a 1% bounce in Australia's commodity-heavy bourse. (AX) Standard Chartered (OTC:SCBFF) also turned in a forecast-beating 6% rise in first-quarter profit on Thursday, sending its Hong Kong-listed shares up more than 12%. Japan's Nikkei rose 1.5% and was heading for its best day in two weeks as investors cheered the weaker currency and Bank of Japan's vows of policy support. Japanese government bonds had their best rally in a month. [JP/] "The BOJ is not promoting a weak yen, but their policy is in a way supporting a weak yen," said Bart Wakabayashi, branch manager at State Street (NYSE:STT) Bank in Tokyo. "I think most people would have agreed 130 is in play, but now it's a foregone conclusion." European futures rose 0.5% and FTSE futures rose 0.3%. FED UP Looming over markets is uncertainty about the economic fallout of war in Ukraine, highlighted by Russia's halt on gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria on Wednesday, and lingering lockdowns in China which are sharply curbing activity. Set against that is investors conviction that U.S. rates are rising and that next week's Federal Reserve meeting will bring the first of several consecutive 50-basis-point hikes. U.S. growth data, due later in the day, may temper that path a little bit if - as trade figures on Wednesday suggested - it is wavering, but a major focus is on consumers and whether they can keep company earnings ticking over even as rates go up. "Consumers are still, for now, taking higher prices in their stride. It's enough cheer for (stock) markets," said Seng Wun Song, an economist at CIMB Private Bank in Singapore. "It's all about whether consumers are confident enough to carry on." Treasuries were steady in the Asia session, nursing small Wednesday losses, with two-year yields at 2.5970% and benchmark 10-year yields at 2.8301%. [US/] Oil wobbled lower on Chinese demand concerns, and Brent crude futures were last down 1.5% at #103.71 a barrel.[O/R] Palm oil touched a seven-week high after major producer Indonesia widened its export ban.

so is fat 🐓 energy and big moves when an earnings beat is facken juicy

I didn't know they'd beat and go up this much

I knew they'd beat but not to this extent

No, you can buy next week spreads too to bypass theta...since you knew they'd beat > @D2342 said: @JPwhoisbrown in a case like that, it's best to buy long term spreads

You're making no sense. You said you knew they'd beat but weeklies confused you...

I knew they'd beat