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Good morning. Today is the heart of earnings week. GE Vernova reports before the open, and after the close two of the market's biggest names, Alphabet and Tesla, both report. Yesterday the market bounced, and today's results will test whether that bounce has legs.
The Market Gauge
Here is where the market finished on Tuesday:
S&P 500: 7,509.20, up 0.89%
Nasdaq: 25,837.21, up 1.29%
Dow: 52,224.64, up 0.74%
What drove it: A broad rebound led by the same AI and chip stocks that were hit hardest last week. Per Investor's Business Daily, memory-chip names like Micron and Sandisk led the bounce, and the market shrugged off higher oil prices and a small rise in interest rates. Oil is still elevated, above $84 a barrel, on the continued U.S. and Iran conflict.
Beginner note: Here is a useful distinction. The S&P 500 climbed back above its 50-day moving average yesterday, which is a small positive. But the Nasdaq, per IBD, is still below its own 50-day line. One strong day does not by itself turn a shaky market into a healthy one. A bounce and a confirmed trend change are not the same thing, and learning to wait for the difference is what keeps you from chasing every rally.
On today's calendar
Earnings, not economic data, drive today, and the schedule is front-loaded and back-loaded:
GE Vernova reports before the open: spun out of General Electric, it makes the power equipment (gas turbines, grid gear) that utilities need, and demand from AI data centers has made it a closely watched name. Its order backlog is the number to watch.
Alphabet and Tesla both report after the close: Alphabet is Google's parent; Tesla needs no introduction. These are two of the largest companies in the market, and what Alphabet says about its spending on artificial intelligence will ripple across the whole sector. Interactive Brokers already reported last night and beat expectations.
On the radar: Alphabet
$GOOGL ( ▼ 1.38% ) is worth watching today for one reason above all: it reports earnings tonight, and it is one of the most important companies in the market. Alphabet owns Google Search, YouTube, and Google Cloud, and it is spending heavily to build out artificial intelligence. It closed Tuesday at $347.15, down 1.4%, and sits about 15% below its 52-week high of $408.61.
How it has been acting: Even as a $4.2 trillion company, Alphabet is trading below its key moving averages heading into this report, which means the recent trend has been soft. A big earnings number could snap it higher, a disappointment could push it lower, and with a company this size, the move affects the entire market's mood.
Why it is worth watching: This is a live lesson in what an earnings report is: a scheduled moment when a company reveals its actual numbers, and the stock reprices to match. You do not need to guess the result, and you should not try to trade it. What is worth doing is watching how the stock behaves after the news, whether it holds a gain or gives it back, whether volume is heavy. That reaction, more than the headline number, is what experienced traders read. We are in chart-reading week for exactly this reason: learning to see what the market does with the news.
ONE FOR THE ROAD
When a big company you follow reports earnings, do you watch the number, or do you watch how the stock reacts to it? Hit reply and tell me.
Educational content only. Not financial advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Read the full financial disclosure.
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