Financial Movers

Last month Teladoc (#TDOC) reported Q1 earnings and investors were not impressed. The technology health company announced Q1 GAAP EPS of -$1.31 (misses by $0.72) and revenue of $453.68M (+150.9% Y/Y).

Revenue did increase dramatically for the Y/Y, but the company gave stagnant growth numbers for Q2, which is not what bullish investors wanted to see for a growth stock. With weak guidance dragging the stock down, is now the time for investors to buy #Teladoc stock on the dip?

PayPal (#PYPL) announced Q1 earnings and topped analyst expectations! The fintech company reported Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.22 (beats by $0.20) and revenue of $6.03B (+30.5% Y/Y).

Shares of #PayPal are up +552% over the past five years and +102% just over the one year. Is PayPal stock overvalued, or does growth still make this stock worth buying at current levels?

Corsair Gaming (#CRSR) announced Q1 earnings and beat analyst expectations! The gaming company reported Non-GAAP EPS of $0.58 (beats by $0.25) and revenue of $529.4M (+71.6% Y/Y).

To top off spectacular earnings, #Corsair raised total year guidance and said they're expecting total revenue to be in the range of $1.9B to $2.1B. Shares of the company are down more than 30% from highs and there's short interest of 20%. Can the earnings beat and a short squeeze propel the stock back up to highs? Is Corsair gaming a buy on dip opportunity?

Shares of T-Mobile (#TMUS) area up nearly 3% in post-market after the company reported an earnings beat! The communications company announced Q1 GAAP EPS of $0.74 (beats by $0.18) and revenue of $19.8B (+78.4% Y/Y).

Compared to Verizon and AT&T, T-Mobile is an expensive stock. Justification for its high price tag might be supported by their high growth in 5G expansion and postpaid net adds. Should investor pay the hefty price for shares of TMUS?

Advanced Micro Devices (#AMD) reported a Q1 earnings blowout! The semiconductor company announced Non-GAAP EPS of $0.52 (beats by $0.08) and revenue of $3.45B (+92.7% Y/Y).

Shares of #AMD are trading down at $78.55, which puts them down -20% from all time highs. Is this a buy on dip opportunity, or is a bigger crash yet to come?

While the company is reporting massive growth, the stock is trading on near long-term support of $75. If it begins to dip below that, there's a real chance that $64 will be seen....

Mastercard (#MA) announced Q1 earnings and beat analyst expectations! The card company reported Non-GAAP EPS of $1.74 (beats by $0.18) and revenue of $4.2B (+5.0% Y/Y).

Since the pandemic in 2020, cross-border transactions have dragged revenues at #Mastercard down. This quarter the company managed to boost revenues to pre-pandemic levels while cross-borders transactions still dragged, which signals more growth as travel spending comes back. Shares of Mastercard were trading down after the earnings news and may provide a support buy for investors. Is Mastercard a stock a buy if it continues to dip?

Amazon (#AMZN) reported Q1 earnings and SMASHED analyst expectations. The giant eCommerce company announced GAAP EPS of $15.79 (beats by $6.18) and revenue of $108.52B (+43.7% Y/Y).

Shares of #Amazon are trading at $3,606 (+3.89%) in post-market on the news of the earnings beat. Just last month shares were trading at $3,000 and recently climbed on news of a potential stock split. Is it FOMO if investors start to buy Amazon stock now? Should investors wait for a better deal?

eBay reported Q1 earnings and topped analyst expectations, but shares are down -6.24% in post market. The eCommerce company announced Non-GAAP EPS of $1.09 (beats by $0.02) and revenue of $3.02B (+42% Y/Y).

Despite the growth, investors appear to be concerned about Q2 guidance that was given. eBay's Q2 guidance was flat and is expected to be in the range $2.98 - $3.03B. Should investors sell or steer clear of #ebay because of the guidance? Or take advantage of any dip that the stock has to offer?

Facebook (#FB) reported Q1 earnings and crushed analyst expectations! The tech giant announced (GAAP EPS of $3.30 beats by $0.96) and revenue of $26.17B (+47.5% Y/Y).

Despite more people coming out of lockdown, #Facebook was able do increase Daily Active Users (DAU) to 1.88B and Monthly Active Users (MAU) to 2.85B. CEO and founder Mark Zuckerbergh also announced that the company is taking steps to increase its marketplace presence in Instagram, which could help drive revenue further.

Apple (#AAPL) reported FQ2 earnings and trounced analyst expectations! The tech company announced GAAP EPS of $1.40 (beats by $0.42) and revenue of $89.6B (+53.7% Y/Y).

The entire #Apple product line gained increases in revenue which shows the consumer demand for products. Also, service revenue gained in the midst of the new podcast subscription that's rolling out. Apple continues to impress and sets itself up as a great stock to buy!