Earnings previewUber reports before the open on Wednesday, 4 November, with its stock down 19.5% this year. Analysts expect gross bookings of about $59.7 billion, in the upper half of its own forecast.
Earnings previewAbbVie reports before the open on Friday. Analysts expect adjusted EPS of $3.74 to $3.79, within or above the $3.73 to $3.77 the company guided to after an 11-cent charge for acquired research.
Why it movedAlphabet plunged 12.6% on Thursday, its worst day since Google's 2004 listing, after search revenue missed estimates and free cash flow came in at negative $9.07 billion.
ChartApple is up 28.3% this year as of Thursday's close. Alphabet's 12.6% drop after its results left it down 9.3%, one of three of the seven now below where they started 2026.
EarningsCaterpillar's adjusted profit of $7.20 a share beat the $7.08 expected, but it kept its 2026 sales forecast unchanged. The stock plunged 9.25%, its worst day since March 2020.
EarningsLilly's revenue rose 39% to $24.40 billion, beating the $22.61 billion expected, and it raised its 2026 sales forecast by $5.5 billion at the midpoint. The stock jumped 6.6% to a record close.
Why it movedFortinet plunged 20.1% on Thursday after cutting its 2026 service revenue forecast to $5.15–5.17 billion, below the $5.2 billion analysts expected, despite a Q3 beat.
Why it movedMicrosoft closed down 0.2% at $530.14 on Thursday, erasing a 4% jump in Wednesday's after-hours trading, as investors looked past its earnings beat to capex $5.5 billion below estimates.
Why it movedServiceNow plunged 27.0% on Thursday after forecasting 18.5% growth in a key measure of future sales, slower than the 21% it just reported and below estimates.
Why it movedCarvana soared 15.7% on Thursday after selling a record 217,385 cars in the third quarter, up 39%, with revenue of $8.04 billion ahead of estimates.
Big moversF5 plunged 20.4% on its forecast, Vertiv soared 16.5% and Oracle 10.7% on Wednesday, and Alphabet plunged 10.8% after hours, as of 5:53 p.m. ET, after its search revenue missed.
EarningsMicrosoft rose 4.0% after hours as revenue of $92.28 billion beat the $90.69 billion expected and Azure grew 48%, above the company's own forecast.