Articles by James Calloway
Opendoor Shares Surge Ahead of Q2 Report; Margin Outlook in Focus
Opendoor shares climbed 4.5% ahead of Q2 results, with revenue expected near $900M. Investors focus on contribution margin and adjusted EBITDA as the company scales purchases.
CNH Industrial Beats Q2 Forecasts but Faces Stiff Cash Target
CNH Industrial shares climbed after Q2 earnings topped estimates, but a revised cash-flow target for H2 presents a significant challenge.
Plug Power Faces Key Cash Test Ahead of August 10 Earnings
Plug Power's liquidity is under scrutiny ahead of its August 10 earnings, with cash down 27.4% to $162M, prompting a focus on cash conversion.
Grab Stock Climbs Ahead of Q2 Earnings as Superbank Consolidation Draws Focus
Grab shares advanced 3.1% to $3.61 ahead of Q2 earnings, with focus on adjusted EBITDA margins and Superbank consolidation effects on revenue.
Qualcomm Shares Recover as Auto and IoT Growth Softens Handset Slide
Qualcomm shares stabilized Monday as automotive and IoT growth offset 61% of the handset revenue decline, though Q4 EPS guidance fell short.
Snap Stock Surges 6.5% as Investors Eye Margin Expansion Ahead of Q2 Report
Snap (SNAP) shares rose 6.5% ahead of Q2 earnings, with investors focused on margin growth. The company expects $500M in annual cost savings, boosting sentiment.
TG Therapeutics Stock Drops 9.8% Despite Strong BRIUMVI Sales as Costs Surge
TG Therapeutics shares fell 9.8% as Q2 revenue rose 70% but operating income declined 38% on surging costs. Guidance raised modestly.
SoFi Rebounds as Investors Digest Profit Outlook
SoFi stock rebounded 5.3% after Q2 results, with full-year guidance suggesting a 26% EBITDA jump in the second half. Analysts are divided on the outlook.
SpaceX Shares Slip as AI Spending Outpaces Starlink Profit
SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) shares slipped 1.5% premarket as Starlink's operating profit covers only 13.9% of AI capital spending. Q2 results due Tuesday.
MicroVision's Reverse Split Expands Issuance Capacity Ahead of Q2 Report
MicroVision (MVIS) began trading on a split-adjusted basis Monday after a 1-for-15 reverse split, increasing potential share issuance capacity by 70%.

