5 Hot Tech Stocks You Should Be Watching Ahead Of Earnings

By | February 19, 2016

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Loading the player… Quarterly earnings reports almost always impact a company’s stock, whether good or bad. Here’s a look at five hot tech names with earnings due for you to keep an eye on: Fibit ( FIT ), NetEase ( NTES ), WebMD ( WBMD ), First Solar ( FSLR ) and Salesforce ( CRM ). Fitbit reports after the close on Monday. Analysts expect the bottom line to climb 32%, a healthy rise but still a second quarter of decelerating growth. Revenue is projected to pop 75%. Fitbit competes against the Apple ( AAPL ) Watch, and both were named hot gift items during the holiday quarter. Fitbit shares are trading below their IPO price of 20, and are trying to make their way off of their all-time low reached last week. The stock is trading nearly 70% below its all-time high reached last August. NetEase is projected to grow earnings by 52% in local currency when it reports after the close on Wednesday. Revenue is estimated to jump 121%. The stock was able to retake its 200-day line earlier this week. It’s trading about 17% below a potential buy point. NetEase is a member of the IBD 50 list of leading stocks, and so is WebMD. The health care information site is expected to see earnings jump 58% and sales rise 17% when it reports after the close on Tuesday. Both mark an acceleration of growth from last quarter. WebMD is currently trading about 8% below its intraday peak reached in mid-January. First Solar is not on the IBD 50 list, but it earns an IBD Composite Rating of 97 out of 99. The company reports its results after the close on Tuesday as well. Earnings are expected to fall 59% on an 8% dip in sales. The stock is working on a consolidation base and is currently trading about 13% below the pivot. And software giant Salesforce reports after the close on Wednesday. Earnings are expected to jump 36%, while revenue rises 24%. Shares have risen seven out of the last eight sessions as they work their way higher from about a 16-month low. Salesforce is about 25% below its November high. Scalper1 News

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