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Top stock reports to watch this week (06.05.2024)

11:52 AM 6 May 2024

Q1 2024 earnings reports from the largest US companies have already been released but it doesn't mean that reporting season is over. Earnings calendar remains full and while the biggest companies already reported, there are still some large-caps left scheduled to release their earnings this week. Among this week's highlights one can find:

  • Walt Disney (DIS.US)
  • Arista Networks (ANET.US)
  • Uber Technologies (UBER.US)
  • Lyft (LYFT.US)
  • Robinhood Markets (HOOD.US)
  • Warner Bros Discovery (WBD.US)

Top Wall Street earnings scheduled for this week. Source: Bloomberg Finance LP, XTB Research

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