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However, there remain a few noteworthy companies slated to release earnings reports in this week that should generate plenty of headlines and could, potentially, move markets.\nWe’ll get the latest updates from a leading retailer, software company, restaurant and grocer. Taken together, these companies could provide a decent snap shot of the U.S. economy and how it is performing heading into the final quarter of the year.\nAs for the parade of second quarter earnings reports that have come out over the summer, a record 87% have&nbsp;beat analysts estimates, according to data from FactSet. The second quarter will mark the highest percentage of&nbsp;S&amp;P 500&nbsp;listed companies reporting revenues above estimates for a quarter since FactSet began tracking the metric back in 2008. Strong earnings have kept stocks buoyant heading into the autumn.\nHere are seven stocks reporting earnings the week of Sept. 6:\n<ul>\n <li>Lululemon Athletica(NASDAQ:LULU)</li>\n <li>GameStop(NYSE:GME)</li>\n <li>RH(NYSE:RH)</li>\n <li>Oracle(NYSE:ORCL)</li>\n <li>Affirm Holdings(NASDAQ:AFRM)</li>\n <li>Dave &amp; Buster’s(NASDAQ:PLAY)</li>\n <li>Kroger(NYSE:KR)</li>\n</ul>\nLululemon Athletica (LULU)\nAthletic apparel retailer Lululemon and its shareholders will be looking to sustain the company’s momentum when it reports second quarter results on Sept. 8. LULU stock has climbed 25% higher over the past six months and now changes hands at just under $400 a share. The comfortable workout clothes and yoga pants made by the Vancouver, British Columbia-based company have&nbsp;proved to be popular&nbsp;even as people prepare for a return to the office and more formal attire than what they wore while working from home during the pandemic.\nIn this year’s first quarter, Lululemon’s&nbsp;revenue rose by 88%&nbsp;year-over-year to $1.2 billion, driven by a rebound in traffic at its retail outlets in Canada and the U.S. At the same time, the company’s e-commerce revenue accelerated 55% from a year earlier, even as in-person shopping at its stores resumed. While Lululemon has faced some ongoing challenges this year, including supply constraints at various ports and reduced air freight capacity, those issues have yet to slow the company down.Analysts expect&nbsp;Lululemon to report earnings per share (EPS) of $1.18 and revenue of $1.33 billion for Q2.\nGameStop (GME)\nHere we go! The most infamous of meme stocks, brick-and-mortar video game retailer GameStop, reports its latest earnings on Sept. 8, and investors should brace for some drama. After all, it doesn’t take a lot of news to move shares of the highly volatile stock that remains a favorite of retail investors on r/WallStreetBets. The stock is up 74% over the past six months and remains up 1,011% on the year after its dramatic spike in January of this year when investors executed a&nbsp;short squeeze&nbsp;on GME stock.\nThe professional analysts who have not yet thrown in the towel on GameStop will be watching the second quarter results to see if the company’s operating performance is improving and for signs of how its efforts to bolster its online sales are panning out.\nThere were some encouraging signs in the company’s&nbsp;first quarter numbers. Revenue rose 25% year-over-year to $1.3 billion and the company announced that it had succeeded in reducing its number of physical stores by 12%. GameStop still reported a Q1 operating loss of $41 million. For the upcoming second quarter results,analysts are looking for&nbsp;the company to report an EPS loss of 66 cents and revenue of $1.12 billion.\nRH (RH)\nAre people still upgrading their homes and outfitting them with high-end furniture? We’ll find out when Corte Madera, California-based RH (formerly short for Restoration Hardware) announces its latest financials on Sept. 8.\nRH stock has continued to be a strong performer, up 60% year-to-date at $707 per share at the start of Sept. 2. While that price is 5% off of the company’s 52-week high, it likely won’t take much to send the share price up past the $744.56 it peaked at not long ago in mid-August. With the economy showing resilience and consumers remaining propped up with government stimulus, the&nbsp;company’s salescan be expected to remain strong.\nThe luxury brand’s first quarter revenue increased 78% from the year earlier period to $861 million, and the company’s operating margin of 21.8% has now surpassed that of rival brands such as&nbsp;Louis Vuitton(OTCMKTS:LVMUY). RH’s management has said the company is on pace to achieve operating margins of more than 25%. Clearly, the RH brand is resonating with consumers. For the second quarter,Wall Street analysts forecast&nbsp;that RH will report EPS of $6.44 and revenue of $974.12 million.\nOracle (ORCL)\nWe’ll hear from the technology sector when software giant Oracle reports second quarter earnings, scheduled for Sept. 9. Oracle’s shares have been on the rise this year after a difficult 2020. Through this year’s first eight months, ORCL stock is up 39% to around $90 per share.\nThe company has gotten a lift on rising optimism concerning its cloud computing offerings and as Oracle releases a variety of&nbsp;new products&nbsp;related to machine learning and data management. The company is spending $4 billion to expand and enhance its cloud computing infrastructure.\nOracle also&nbsp;pays a dividend&nbsp;that is attractive to investors. With a fairly decent yield of 1.7%, the dividend currently pays out at $0.32 per quarter and has room to grow. The company is largely betting its future on cloud computing, and analysts seem to agree that this is an area where Oracle can excel and gain market share.\nAnalysts will be watching the Austin, Texas-based company closely to see if its cloud segment continued to grow strongly in the second quarter. In all,Wall Street is expecting&nbsp;Oracle to report EPS of 97 cents and revenue of $9.77 billion for Q2.\nAffirm Holdings (AFRM)\nYou can bet that all eyes will be on Affirm Holdings when the San Francisco-based technology company that specializes in a buy now, pay later platform, reports its results on Sept. 9.\nAFRM stock recently jumped 47% after it was announced that the company had&nbsp;formed a partnership&nbsp;with online retail giant&nbsp;Amazon(NASDAQ:AMZN). The deal will allow customers to pay off purchases of $50 or more in installments. It is the first time that Amazon has partnered with an installment company. Paying for items in installments is popular with younger consumers.\nThe Amazon partnership is just the latest expansion of Affirm, which has grown exponentially since it was founded in 2012. The company’s revenue rose 93% to $509.5 million last year (2020), and is expected to grow 64% to $834.5 million for fiscal 2021 when Affirm posts its full-year earnings next week.Analysts also expect&nbsp;the company to report an EPS loss of $1.87 for the full year. Any beat to the positive will surely put even more momentum behind AFRM stock than it already has gotten since the Amazon deal was announced on August 30.\nDave &amp; Buster’s (PLAY)\nInvestors will get a glimpse into how the restaurant sector is holding up when Dave &amp; Buster’s reports its latest results on Sept. 9. The Dallas, Texas-based company that operates combination restaurant and video arcades at nearly 150 locations in the U.S. and Canada has seen its&nbsp;share price rise&nbsp;25% so far in 2021 as Covid-19 restrictions have been relaxed and families have ventured out again for in-person dining. PLAY stock has gathered steam during the summer having risen 13% in the last month alone to its Sept. 2 price of $37.59.\nOwing to its strong recovery from the pandemic, PLAY stock was recently&nbsp;upgraded to “buy”&nbsp;from “hold” by investment bank Truist Financial. In upwardly revising the stock, Truist said that Dave &amp; Buster’s has taken several positive steps to help it manage any future pandemic-related issues, namely by achieving multiple operating efficiencies. The restaurant chain is also well-positioned to handle the sharp rise in food inflation that is taking place, according to Truist.Analysts forecast&nbsp;that Dave &amp; Buster’s will report EPS of 56 cents on revenues of $356.61 million for the second quarter.\nKroger (KR)\nGrocery retailer Kroger reports earnings on Sept. 10, and it will be instructive to hear how consumer spending on food essentials is holding up as the economy reopens and people patronize restaurants once again. So far this year, Cincinnati, Ohio-based Kroger and its stock have done incredibly well. Since the start of 2021, KR stock has gained 50% to reach $45.99 a share at the start of Sept. 2. Gains like that are one of the reasons why Kroger is afavorite stockof famed investor Warren Buffett, and why the Oracle of Omaha has increased his position in the company.\nWith its share price reaching&nbsp;new record highs&nbsp;currently, some analysts are raising concerns that KR stock is overvalued and due for a pullback. The company does face growing and intense competition from both traditional and online grocery retailers. However, so far, the shares have managed to hold their water and stay aloft. 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However, there remain a few noteworthy companies slated to release earnings reports in this week that should generate plenty of headlines and could, ...\n\n<a href=\"https://investorplace.com/earnings-reports-to-watch-next-week/\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"RH":"Restoration Hardware Holdings","GME":"游戏驿站","LULU":"lululemon athletica","ORCL":"甲骨文","AFRM":"Affirm Holdings, Inc.","KR":"克罗格","PLAY":"Dave & Buster"},"source_url":"https://investorplace.com/earnings-reports-to-watch-next-week/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1137492698","content_text":"The bulk of earnings season is now behind us. However, there remain a few noteworthy companies slated to release earnings reports in this week that should generate plenty of headlines and could, potentially, move markets.\nWe’ll get the latest updates from a leading retailer, software company, restaurant and grocer. Taken together, these companies could provide a decent snap shot of the U.S. economy and how it is performing heading into the final quarter of the year.\nAs for the parade of second quarter earnings reports that have come out over the summer, a record 87% have beat analysts estimates, according to data from FactSet. The second quarter will mark the highest percentage of S&P 500 listed companies reporting revenues above estimates for a quarter since FactSet began tracking the metric back in 2008. Strong earnings have kept stocks buoyant heading into the autumn.\nHere are seven stocks reporting earnings the week of Sept. 6:\n\nLululemon Athletica(NASDAQ:LULU)\nGameStop(NYSE:GME)\nRH(NYSE:RH)\nOracle(NYSE:ORCL)\nAffirm Holdings(NASDAQ:AFRM)\nDave & Buster’s(NASDAQ:PLAY)\nKroger(NYSE:KR)\n\nLululemon Athletica (LULU)\nAthletic apparel retailer Lululemon and its shareholders will be looking to sustain the company’s momentum when it reports second quarter results on Sept. 8. LULU stock has climbed 25% higher over the past six months and now changes hands at just under $400 a share. The comfortable workout clothes and yoga pants made by the Vancouver, British Columbia-based company have proved to be popular even as people prepare for a return to the office and more formal attire than what they wore while working from home during the pandemic.\nIn this year’s first quarter, Lululemon’s revenue rose by 88% year-over-year to $1.2 billion, driven by a rebound in traffic at its retail outlets in Canada and the U.S. At the same time, the company’s e-commerce revenue accelerated 55% from a year earlier, even as in-person shopping at its stores resumed. While Lululemon has faced some ongoing challenges this year, including supply constraints at various ports and reduced air freight capacity, those issues have yet to slow the company down.Analysts expect Lululemon to report earnings per share (EPS) of $1.18 and revenue of $1.33 billion for Q2.\nGameStop (GME)\nHere we go! The most infamous of meme stocks, brick-and-mortar video game retailer GameStop, reports its latest earnings on Sept. 8, and investors should brace for some drama. After all, it doesn’t take a lot of news to move shares of the highly volatile stock that remains a favorite of retail investors on r/WallStreetBets. The stock is up 74% over the past six months and remains up 1,011% on the year after its dramatic spike in January of this year when investors executed a short squeeze on GME stock.\nThe professional analysts who have not yet thrown in the towel on GameStop will be watching the second quarter results to see if the company’s operating performance is improving and for signs of how its efforts to bolster its online sales are panning out.\nThere were some encouraging signs in the company’s first quarter numbers. Revenue rose 25% year-over-year to $1.3 billion and the company announced that it had succeeded in reducing its number of physical stores by 12%. GameStop still reported a Q1 operating loss of $41 million. For the upcoming second quarter results,analysts are looking for the company to report an EPS loss of 66 cents and revenue of $1.12 billion.\nRH (RH)\nAre people still upgrading their homes and outfitting them with high-end furniture? We’ll find out when Corte Madera, California-based RH (formerly short for Restoration Hardware) announces its latest financials on Sept. 8.\nRH stock has continued to be a strong performer, up 60% year-to-date at $707 per share at the start of Sept. 2. While that price is 5% off of the company’s 52-week high, it likely won’t take much to send the share price up past the $744.56 it peaked at not long ago in mid-August. With the economy showing resilience and consumers remaining propped up with government stimulus, the company’s salescan be expected to remain strong.\nThe luxury brand’s first quarter revenue increased 78% from the year earlier period to $861 million, and the company’s operating margin of 21.8% has now surpassed that of rival brands such as Louis Vuitton(OTCMKTS:LVMUY). RH’s management has said the company is on pace to achieve operating margins of more than 25%. Clearly, the RH brand is resonating with consumers. For the second quarter,Wall Street analysts forecast that RH will report EPS of $6.44 and revenue of $974.12 million.\nOracle (ORCL)\nWe’ll hear from the technology sector when software giant Oracle reports second quarter earnings, scheduled for Sept. 9. Oracle’s shares have been on the rise this year after a difficult 2020. Through this year’s first eight months, ORCL stock is up 39% to around $90 per share.\nThe company has gotten a lift on rising optimism concerning its cloud computing offerings and as Oracle releases a variety of new products related to machine learning and data management. The company is spending $4 billion to expand and enhance its cloud computing infrastructure.\nOracle also pays a dividend that is attractive to investors. With a fairly decent yield of 1.7%, the dividend currently pays out at $0.32 per quarter and has room to grow. The company is largely betting its future on cloud computing, and analysts seem to agree that this is an area where Oracle can excel and gain market share.\nAnalysts will be watching the Austin, Texas-based company closely to see if its cloud segment continued to grow strongly in the second quarter. In all,Wall Street is expecting Oracle to report EPS of 97 cents and revenue of $9.77 billion for Q2.\nAffirm Holdings (AFRM)\nYou can bet that all eyes will be on Affirm Holdings when the San Francisco-based technology company that specializes in a buy now, pay later platform, reports its results on Sept. 9.\nAFRM stock recently jumped 47% after it was announced that the company had formed a partnership with online retail giant Amazon(NASDAQ:AMZN). The deal will allow customers to pay off purchases of $50 or more in installments. It is the first time that Amazon has partnered with an installment company. Paying for items in installments is popular with younger consumers.\nThe Amazon partnership is just the latest expansion of Affirm, which has grown exponentially since it was founded in 2012. The company’s revenue rose 93% to $509.5 million last year (2020), and is expected to grow 64% to $834.5 million for fiscal 2021 when Affirm posts its full-year earnings next week.Analysts also expect the company to report an EPS loss of $1.87 for the full year. Any beat to the positive will surely put even more momentum behind AFRM stock than it already has gotten since the Amazon deal was announced on August 30.\nDave & Buster’s (PLAY)\nInvestors will get a glimpse into how the restaurant sector is holding up when Dave & Buster’s reports its latest results on Sept. 9. The Dallas, Texas-based company that operates combination restaurant and video arcades at nearly 150 locations in the U.S. and Canada has seen its share price rise 25% so far in 2021 as Covid-19 restrictions have been relaxed and families have ventured out again for in-person dining. PLAY stock has gathered steam during the summer having risen 13% in the last month alone to its Sept. 2 price of $37.59.\nOwing to its strong recovery from the pandemic, PLAY stock was recently upgraded to “buy” from “hold” by investment bank Truist Financial. In upwardly revising the stock, Truist said that Dave & Buster’s has taken several positive steps to help it manage any future pandemic-related issues, namely by achieving multiple operating efficiencies. The restaurant chain is also well-positioned to handle the sharp rise in food inflation that is taking place, according to Truist.Analysts forecast that Dave & Buster’s will report EPS of 56 cents on revenues of $356.61 million for the second quarter.\nKroger (KR)\nGrocery retailer Kroger reports earnings on Sept. 10, and it will be instructive to hear how consumer spending on food essentials is holding up as the economy reopens and people patronize restaurants once again. So far this year, Cincinnati, Ohio-based Kroger and its stock have done incredibly well. Since the start of 2021, KR stock has gained 50% to reach $45.99 a share at the start of Sept. 2. Gains like that are one of the reasons why Kroger is afavorite stockof famed investor Warren Buffett, and why the Oracle of Omaha has increased his position in the company.\nWith its share price reaching new record highs currently, some analysts are raising concerns that KR stock is overvalued and due for a pullback. The company does face growing and intense competition from both traditional and online grocery retailers. However, so far, the shares have managed to hold their water and stay aloft. The momentum could get a further boost if Kroger’s earnings come in better than expected next week.Analysts are looking for the company to announce EPS of 63 cents and revenues of $30.6 billion for the second quarter.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":533,"commentLimit":10,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"symbols":[],"verified":2,"subType":0,"readableState":1,"langContent":"CN","currentLanguage":"CN","warmUpFlag":false,"orderFlag":false,"shareable":true,"causeOfNotShareable":"","featuresForAnalytics":[],"commentAndTweetFlag":false,"upFlag":false,"length":4,"xxTargetLangEnum":"ZH_CN"},"commentList":[],"hasMoreComment":false,"orderType":2}