12:12 PM · 2 May 2022

Top stock reports to watch this week (02.05.2022)

Nikola
Stocks
NKLA.US, VectoIQ Acquisition Corp
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Pfizer
Stocks
PFE.US, Pfizer Inc
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AMD
Stocks
AMD.US, Advanced Micro Devices Inc
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Virgin Galactic
Stocks
SPCE.US, Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc
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Moderna
Stocks
MRNA.US, Moderna Inc
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A new week has begun and it is going to be an interesting one, thanks to the FOMC meeting scheduled for Wednesday that is expected to be a major market-moving event. However, Wall Street earnings season for Q1 2022 is still on the roll therefore individual shares may experience elevated volatility throughout the whole week. The biggest US companies have already reported their earnings, with the majority of US mega techs reporting results last week. Nevertheless, there are still plenty of companies that are yet to show their financials. Among this week's highlights one can find:

  • Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)

  • Pfizer (PFE.US)

  • Nikola Corporation (NKLA.US)

  • Virgin Galactic (SPCE.US)

  • Moderna (MRNA.US)

Top Wall Street earnings to watch this week. Source: Bloomberg, XTB

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