Which Stocks Will Be Monitored In The Next Week?

In the markets this week, the quarterly results of companies and the financial health of companies traded on the stock exchange in the middle of the coronavirus epidemic will be at the forefront. So what stocks will be monitored next week?

With the presidential change in the US last week, politics will remain a bit more in the background after Joe Biden took office. The issues that matter to the markets will now be the quarterly results of companies and the financial health of companies traded on the stock exchange amid the coronavirus epidemic that continues to spread. So what stocks will be watched next week? Here are the details .. More than 450 companies will publish their results this week. Accordingly, Boeing (NYSE: BA), Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) and Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) blue chip companies, along with some of the world's largest technology companies, will be monitored closely. The markets will focus on the three tech giants who will show whether the September-December results to be announced justified the recent rise in share prices. Here are those companies:   Apple World-renowned technology giant Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) will share fiscal 2021 first quarter results after the market shutdown on Wednesday, January 27. Analysts' expectation for the results is that the company will post a profit of $ 1.4 per share, with sales revenue of $ 102.31 billion. The quarter, which includes the end-of-year holiday shopping process, is very important for the company's growth momentum to gain momentum. With the strong demand for the new iPhone 12 models, Apple shares have gained 75 percent in the past 12 months and easily surpassed the performance of the technology-heavy NASDAQ Index. AAPL, which completed Friday's trading at $ 139.07, is trading close to the record. However, it gives the company a market value of $ 2.34 trillion. Wall Street, on the other hand, is optimistic about the tech giant's performance this year. Analyzing the issue, analysts say that a recovering economy will further increase the demand for wearable devices and services such as Airpods along with iPhone models. With this optimism, it is very important for Apple to make a strong forecast for the next year.   Tesla Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), the electric car manufacturer founded by Elon Musk, will publish its fourth quarter results after the market closure on Wednesday. These results will be followed closely by investors. Analysts expect a profit of $ 1.01 per share, with sales revenue of $ 10.37 billion. The car manufacturer based in Palo Alto, California, which rallied by growing 800 percent in 2020 and whose market value exceeded $ 802 billion, is in a very convenient position to benefit from the increase in demand for electric cars while other automakers are struggling with economic difficulties during the pandemic process. Tesla is no longer faced with production problems that plagued it for most of 2019. The company stated that it approached its target of delivering 500 thousand vehicles for the year 2020 to investors at the beginning of the new year, indicating a 36 percent increase in production compared to the previous year. Tesla's sales forecast for 2021 and the latest demand in China will be among the important issues that investors are eager to learn. In a research report published by Wedbush Securities Inc. on January 14, it was stated that with the acceleration in Model Y production, China could account for 40 percent of Tesla's global deliveries by 2022. Tesla will deliver over 1 million vehicles next year, according to Wedbush's estimates.   Advanced Micro Devices Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) will announce the last quarter results on Tuesday, January 26th. Analysts' expectation for the results to be announced after the closing is that a profit of $ 0.47 will be announced per share, with sales revenue of $ 3.02 billion. AMD shares have been on the rise since March when the improvement in chip makers began. Shares gained 78 percent within 12 months, thanks to the demands for products, despite the negative effects of the coronavirus epidemic on the global economy. Based in Santa Clara, California, and central processor and graphics card manufacturer AMD, one of the most important parts of modern computers, is becoming one of the strongest players in the semiconductor industry. The restrictions imposed in the fight against the coronavirus epidemic that affected the world, along with laptops, exploded the demand for Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) Xbox and Sony (NYSE: SEN) Playstation consoles, both of which use AMD processors. Investors will follow the hints about the demand trend in these markets during this period of curfews.     Source: Investing.com