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Top stock reports to watch this week (19.02.2024)

11:50 AM 19 February 2024

Wall Street earnings season for Q4 2023 is past its peak already, with earnings stream becoming less intense. US companies are still reporting earnings in large quantities, but majority of them are smaller, lesser-known stocks. However, there are still some top-tier reports to be released and one of them will be released this week - fiscal-Q4 2024 earnings from Nvidia (NVDA.US). Apart from that, investors will also be offered results from companies like Walmart, Home Depot, Moderna or Warner Bros Discovery.

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

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