3 Stocks To Watch This Week!

This week we will take a closer look at the 3 stocks to watch, Netflix, Lockheed Martin and Intel. Recently, both the coronavirus epidemic and the situations that have developed while countries are trying to cope with the epidemic have caused uncertainties. The largest companies in the USA are preparing to announce their third quarter data next week, especially in the environment of non-transparent information about the second stimulus package expected to be presented in the USA. Some of these companies will announce their latest earnings reports as investors look for any indication that the American business is emerging from recession and demand is strong. In the world of uncertainties created by the epidemic, here are the details on these 3 shares we will examine this week:  

1. Netflix

Film and TV series platform Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) will announce data for the third quarter after the markets close on Tuesday, October 20. Analysts share the view that the company will make a profit of $ 2.12 per share, with $ 6.37 billion in sales revenue. The most watched video publishing platform of the recent period has demonstrated that it has been able to brilliantly benefit from the '' stay at home '' motto since the coronavirus (Covid-19) epidemic and it performed superiorly compared to the market.   Netflix, which closed Friday at $ 530.79, has seen an increase of roughly 68 percent this year compared to an 8 percent increase in the S&P 500 Index. Prior to this process, Netflix was overshadowed by other technology giant shares in 2019.   2.Lockheed Martin Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) announced that it will announce its report for the third quarter on Tuesday morning, October 20, before the markets open. Analysts expect the company to gain $ 6.09 per share, with an average sales revenue of $ 16.1 billion. While the coronavirus (Covid-19) epidemic brought production to a halt in many sectors, the same did not apply to the US defense sector. Lockheed Martin, which did not stop producing during restrictions, was not badly affected financially compared to other industries. Uninterrupted production and government incentives helped Lockheed Martin survive the crisis. Even if production in Texas and Florida was interrupted from time to time, Lockheed Martin said in July that they did not expect the epidemic to affect their financial status this year and increased sales and profit steering for 2020. In addition to these factors, the world's largest defense manufacturer attracts attention with its impressive products and service quality, including the F-35 fighter jets, the largest profit gate. In addition, LMT, which increased by about 9 percent in the last quarter, completed Friday with $ 386.50.   3.Intel Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) announced on Thursday, October 22, that it will release its revenue report after the markets close. For chip maker giant Intel, analysts' view agrees to announce a $ 1.1 profit per share, with sales revenue of $ 18.22 billion. In terms of sales revenue, Intel, the largest chip manufacturer in the USA, was earning from chips used in data centers before the Coronavirus (Covid-19) epidemic spread. But these gains were stumbled by the chip giant's failure to accelerate the production of its chips using the latest 14-nanometer node. Last year's data proved that sales revenue rose 2 percent, but net income remained unchanged. Under the shadow of its competitors in the market, Intel completed Friday at $ 54.16. On the other hand, Intel, which bottomed with $ 42.86 in March, has gained value by 20 percent since then.