Companies Reporting This Week
Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) — Wednesday, July 22
Alphabet reports after the closing bell, with analysts expecting earnings per share (EPS — net profit divided by shares outstanding) of $2.87. The stock carries a Q·Score of 8.8 ("Very Bullish"), and 89% of the 53 analysts covering it have a buy rating, with a consensus price target implying roughly 23.2% upside from current levels.
Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) — Wednesday, July 22
Tesla also reports after hours, with the analyst consensus EPS estimate sitting at $0.31. The stock carries a Q·Score of 6.1 ("Neutral"), and the buy ratio stands at 47% across 39 analysts — a notably more divided picture than many of this week's other reporters.
Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN) — Wednesday, July 22
The semiconductor giant reports after the close, with analysts expecting EPS of $1.91. TXN carries a Q·Score of 7.5 ("Bullish"), though its buy ratio of 47% among 32 analysts suggests the Street is split on near-term conviction despite a 6.9% implied upside.
ServiceNow, Inc. (NOW) — Wednesday, July 22
ServiceNow reports after hours, with the consensus EPS estimate at $0.40. The stock carries a Q·Score of 7.8 ("Bullish") and stands out this week with the highest buy ratio in the batch at 90% across 46 analysts, alongside a consensus implied upside of 35.3%.
Philip Morris International Inc. (PM) — Wednesday, July 22
Philip Morris reports before the market opens, with analysts expecting EPS of $2.04. Full Quantify data is not yet available for PM this week, but the company's $300 billion-plus market cap makes it one of the larger reporters on the calendar.
RTX Corporation (RTX) — Thursday, July 23
RTX, the aerospace and defense conglomerate, reports before the open with a consensus EPS estimate of $1.66. The stock carries a Q·Score of 7.2 ("Bullish"), with 65% of 22 analysts rating it a buy and a consensus implied upside of 10.8%.
Intel Corporation (INTC) — Thursday, July 23
Intel reports after hours, with analysts expecting a modest EPS of $0.10. The stock carries a Q·Score of 5.6 ("Neutral") and the lowest buy ratio of the week at just 27% across 41 analysts, reflecting the cautious sentiment that has surrounded the chipmaker's ongoing turnaround effort.
Honeywell International Inc. (HON) — Thursday, July 23
Honeywell reports before the bell, with the consensus EPS estimate at $1.80. The stock carries a Q·Score of 6.5 ("Neutral"), with 63% of 16 analysts holding a buy rating and a consensus implied upside of 8.9%.
What to Watch
Technology and Industrials dominate the week's theme, with semiconductors (Intel, Texas Instruments) offering a read on chip demand trends, while RTX and Honeywell provide back-to-back data points on industrial and defense spending. The contrast in analyst sentiment is worth noting: ServiceNow and Alphabet enter the week with buy ratios above 85%, while Intel sits at just 27% — a reminder that analyst conviction varies widely even within the same broad sector. Wednesday evening shapes up as the most data