$AAPL Q4 RESULTS & OUTLOOK
Results:
• Revenue: $102.47B vs. $102.24B est.
• EPS: $1.85 vs. $1.77 est.
• iPhone: $49.03B | iPad: $6.95B | Mac: $8.73B
• Services: $28.75B | Wearables: $9.01B
• Greater China: $14.49B vs. $16.24B est.
Outlook (Q1):
• Revenue growth: 10–12% YoY (vs. 6.6% est.)
• iPhone sales: double-digit growth (vs. 9.8% est.)
• Ongoing supply constraints on some iPhone 16/17 models
Notes:
• China Q4 weakness tied to iPhone Air launch delay
• Dividend: $0.26/share
• CEO Cook expects holiday iPhone sales to top forecasts
$COIN Q3 RESULTS & OUTLOOK
• EPS: $1.50 vs. est. $1.21
• Revenue: $1.87B vs. est. $1.78B
Q4 2025 Outlook:
• Subscription & Services Revenue: $710–$790M
• Transaction Expenses: mid-teens % of net revenue
• Tech & G&A Expenses: $925–$975M (incl. ~$220M SBC)
• Sales & Marketing: $215–$315M (incl. ~$14M SBC)
$COIN Q3 EARNINGS PREVIEW
• Release: After close, Oct. 30 | Call: 5:30 PM ET
• Estimates: EPS $1.11 ($0.77–$1.54)
• Revenue: $1.80B
• FY EPS: $8.10
• FY Revenue: $7.37B
• Trends: 30-day EPS revisions +0.1% (5 up, 8 down)
• Market: Short interest 5.07%, implied move ±6.8%
• Consensus: Buy | Price Target: $391
$AAPL Q3 EARNINGS PREVIEW
• Release: After close, Oct. 30 | Call: 5:00 PM ET
• Estimates: EPS $1.77 ($1.59–$1.83)
• Revenue: $102.24B
• FY EPS: $7.38 | FY Revenue: $414.82B
• Trends: 30-day EPS revisions +2.1% (11 up, 0 down)
• Market: Short interest 0.74%, implied move ±3.0%
• Consensus: Buy | Price Target: $257
$AMZN Q3 EARNINGS PREVIEW
• Release: After close, Oct. 30 | Call: 5:00 PM ET
• Estimates: EPS $1.57 ($1.18–$1.97)
• Revenue: $177.75B
• FY EPS: $6.72 | FY Revenue: $709.17B
• Trends: 30-day EPS revisions +3.1% (8 up, 2 down)
• Market: Short interest 0.7%, implied move ±6.0%
• Consensus: Buy | Price Target: $267
$MSTR Q3 EARNINGS PREVIEW
• Release: After close, Oct. 30 | Call: 5:00 PM ET
• Estimates: EPS $8.15 (range –$0.11 to $31.90)
• Revenue: $118.43M
• FY EPS: $41.59 | FY Revenue: $460.37M
• Market: Short interest 8.84%, implied move ±5.3%
• Consensus: Buy | Price Target: $541
MARKETS STILL OVERPRICING FED CUTS, SAYS SOCGEN
Markets expect too many Fed rate cuts despite Chair Powell’s caution that a December cut isn’t guaranteed, says Société Générale’s Subadra Rajappa. The last two cuts aimed to preempt job market weakness, but with the economy still solid and inflation stubborn, further easing may be limited. Powell’s message: the Fed isn’t ready to move aggressively while inflation stays above target.


