#WR:
Sensitivity of Wall Street investors. Part I. Yesterday we commented
that Alphabet (Google’s parent) and Amazon posted their last quarterly
reports; both with increase in income, but with sales under
expectations. Today, the investors showed disappointment. #Alphabet#Amazon
#WR:
Sensitivity of Wall Street investors. Part II. Alphabet posted a net
profit of $9.9 billion, up 37% compared with the previous year, but its
revenue grew 21%, versus 24% in the same period of a year ago. The
investors didn’t like the this second point. #Alphabet#Google
#WR:
Sensitivity of Wall Street investors. Part III. In the case of Amazon,
this company reported a profit of $2,88 billion and its revenue
increased 29.3% to $56.58 billion. Good figures, but not for Wall Street
investors who were expecting a revenue of $57.1 billion. #Amazon
#WR: Sensitivity of Wall Street investors. Part IV. Today, after the Wall St. closure @Reuters
wrote “U.S. stocks were lower on Friday afternoon following a slew of
high-profile earnings disappointments...” Technology continues as very
sensitive issue of our economy. #tech_stock
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