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Anyone have any predictions for earnings next week?

With the stock in the 50s currently, anything but massively overachieving would be a disaster.

2025 had a brilliant divestiture and acquisition. What will 2026 bring?
The DL on Suriname
Is Alaska a distraction?
Leadership survives another year
Stock price estimate 12/2026

$1 trillion valuation first for non tech company. Stock thru the roof. And here is Nike claiming to be a tech company under JD and continuing to underwhelm both in tech and product.
Sure it's not a 1 to 1 comparison but goes to show competent leadership can weather headwinds like tariffs which if anything expose Walmart equally if not more! And BTW a lot of the Walmart growth is attributed to astute use of technology.
Few years back had the opportunity to join Walmart tech, back then Nike was the cool kid so I didn't consider it... Dang it!

Wow, huge Shoutout to the TR Management Team. I crunched some numbers, and I have made more money shorting the TR stock over the last year than I have on my own commission.

Please allow me to buy you drinks at ASM! Can speak for the other 1000's employees that want you fired, but you are heroes in my book!

In record time. Trimmed some fat and driven the stock price where it hasn't been in years. Keep it going

Down almost 10% today to $51 (a new 52 week low) - what happened?

And it keeps dropping.

This is glorious.

What do Microslop and IBM have in common ?

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4864690-verizon-needs-more-than-stock-buyback

Read some market analysis before getting to excited: For those that don't want to read it here is the article summary:

Takeaway
The key investor takeaway is that Verizon hasn't improved the business to warrant the excitement. The wireless giant is actually just going down the path of cutting costs and capex spending for apparent short-term benefits that didn't work at the CEO's prior job.

Investors should use this rally to unload the stock.

Another. Another. New. Low.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=It-IuKPJk0c

Oxy involved in a major divestment or is purchased as a reserves play?
Leadership direction and composition?
Stock price and fundamentals?
Overal morale and employee engagement?

SAP Stock Drops 15% After Earnings. Europe’s Tech Darling Can’t Play With the Big Boys.

SAP stock tumbled Thursday after the German software company reported better-than-expected earnings but disappointed investors with weaker-than-anticipated cloud revenue growth.

https://www.barrons.com/articles/sap-earnings-stock-price-6e124de8

SAP’s American depositary receipts fell about 15% in early trading to roughly $200, putting the stock on track for its steepest one-day decline in more than five years. The S&P 500 was roughly flat.

The company reported fourth-quarter non-IFRS earnings of 1.62 euros per share on revenue of €9.68 billion, up 3% from a year earlier. Analysts had expected earnings of 1.51 euros per share on revenue of €9.75 billion, according to FactSet.

The primary concern for investors was SAP’s cloud business, which has benefited in recent years from demand tied to artificial intelligence. Cloud revenue rose 19% year over year to €5.61 billion, but came in slightly below Wall Street expectations of €5.64 billion.

For the current fiscal year, SAP forecast cloud revenue of between €25.8 billion and €26.2 billion. The midpoint of that range is slightly above analysts’ consensus estimate of €25.98 billion.

The company said several large customers, including Lockheed Martin and Rolls-Royce Holdings, signed deals during the quarter. Still, SAP acknowledged some hesitation among customers amid geopolitical uncertainty. Chief Financial Officer Dominik Asam said the company saw deal slippage in the quarter due to rising geopolitical tensions.

SAP’s results followed a weak reaction a day earlier to Microsoft’s cloud earnings, which also raised concerns about slowing growth in the sector.

The company’s board authorized a new share buyback program of up to €10 billion, set to run from February 2026 through the end of 2027.

SAP is one of Europe’s largest technology companies, with a market value of about $267 billion. That is significantly smaller than Microsoft, but comparable to large U.S. software peers such as Oracle and Salesforce.

Through Wednesday’s close, SAP shares were down 9.1% for the year. Over the same period, Salesforce shares had fallen 9.4%, Microsoft was down 11%, and Oracle had dropped 37%.

Smart minds would bet they had to keep market cap (stock price) at certain point due to covenants in divestiture. Otherwise deal would have been off table. Board needs to start acting like a board

slashing costs like crazy (20% of USELESS CORPORATE BR workforce), going lean and "scrappier," obsessing over customer-first moves, and finally turning heavy 5G investments into real subscriber wins against T-Mobile and AT&T.

Critics whining about outages, support drops, and slow growth? Watch the earnings numbers crush those narratives. Subscriber net adds rebound, margins expand, AI plays kick in. Schulman's proven he turns giants around.
Haters gonna hate, but earnings will shut them up. $VZ to the moon under Schooooolman. 🚀

is this stock going to go !!!!

Stock is in free fall

How low can it go before OT gets taken over for ten bucks a share

Up 5%. Not today haters!

That is not easy to do when most Financials are hitting all time high with the S&P, Congrats FIS Sr. Executives !!!!

Humana stock is almost to covid levels. UHC rebounding today but Humana continues to fall off of Med. Adv. rates.

Is this what Sandip Dorkani meant by 100x, crashing the stock price? 52 week low of 234 could be reached at this point. One disaster after another lately with leadership. Brush up your resume and look elsewhere, the only thing that will 100x now is layoffs, if that is even possible

Do what you want but I bought boat load of stocks!
No idea why previous post got removed!

Unh stock is getting crushed right before earnings. Layoffs are going to skyrocket even more here. Brutal

In the year 2000, the avg stock price between BB&T and Suntrust was $37.88 per share. In 2000!!!!! It’s hovering around $51 per share now. Horrific return for shareholders but somehow Bill’s compensation keeps climbing? Throw the thief out!!!

Look at the outage history. It won't be long.

Stock down to 28. U-k!
We have no mega paid people that actually provide leadership.
No motivation, no nothing.
What a terrible start to 26/

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Do y’all realize how many announcements Apple, Google, and gang have made about new campuses then the start date for construction gets pushed for this or that reason? Do you know how many permits it takes to knock down huge existing office buildings and the time it will take to pull up massive parking lots and roadways? Just thinking about the number of dump truck runs needed is mind boggling.

This is just big talk to make the news and try to garnish a stock price “buy” recommendation. A new CEO will be named in the next few years and will squash this whole idea, lease a few buildings and call it a day!

Lots of talk on here how LCM is to blame for messing up Corporates, but anyone take a look at the Head of Customer Success, GW?

Not only is this guy one of the most selfish, self involved leaders I have ever seen, he is responsible for offshoring renewals to Mexico City and wasting thousands in failed software initiatives. Thomson Reuters still hasn't billed thousands in renewals, thanks to this guys decision to reorg.

The running joke around the CSM org is he just have dirt on the high ups....

For a guy that singhandledly tanked Gainsight and has never met with a customer, in any other org a "leader" like this would be fired. Thanks for wasting an entire year of work with no backup plan.

If the stockholders only knew how bad recurring revenue is in corporate due to bad decisons they would be horrified.

I keep hearing that the reason this company does layoffs is to help the stock price. But since they never do a formal press release announcing the layoffs, how can layoffs possibly affect the stock? I thought the whole point of laying people off a little at a time was so that the public doesn't find out.

$40 per share

February special. Good luck.

Dan the SippingMan can't keep the stock up above 40; he's gonna be leaving millions on the table unless the rest of us help him out.
$39.37 today's close, down 1.15%

Guys, HP stock is at a 52 week low. Lets make another run for them. Maybe Dell. If we are going to go down, lets go down big.

Thank you DW. His great strategy is paying off.

"HP Inc’s stock has reached a 52-week low, hitting $21.20, marking a significant point in its trading history. This decline reflects a broader downward trend for the company, as HP Inc has experienced a substantial decrease of 36.53% over the past year. The technology giant has faced various challenges in the market, which have contributed to this notable drop in its stock value. Investors are closely watching to see how HP Inc will navigate these difficulties and whether it can rebound from this low point."
https://www.investing.com/news/company-news/hp-inc-stock-hits-52week-low-at-2120-93CH-4435466

Yes, keep laying off your best and most innovative employees and keep hoping that everyone buys your "HP Invent" mantra.

That's the kind of fu---d up world we're living in.

What's up with the stock price? Everyone seems to be doing good