Earnings season is in full swing, and last week, Netflix shares surged after the company beat market expectations.
This week, several companies with a history of surpassing market expectations are set to announce their earnings.
Up 13% year to date, Verizon Communications Inc., a major U.S. telecommunications company, holds a high earnings quality ranking according to Nasdaq, with earnings expected to continue growing.
Other companies reporting this week, which also have a history of beating market expectations and have seen share price growth since the beginning of the year, include:
Since its spin-off from General Electric, GE Vernova Inc. has seen nearly 100% growth, and it is expected to announce its earnings this week after beating market expectations in the previous quarter.
Just so you know, past performance does not guarantee future returns. Dividend payouts and share buyback announcements may also occur during this earnings period. Companies such as Tesla, Coca-Cola, General Motors, and Nasdaq are also set to announce quarterly earnings this week.
In the collective investment space, several ETFs (exchange-traded funds) from 1nvest and FNB will be paying dividends.
Additionally, this week is the last opportunity for investors to participate in The Tungsten's IPO on EasyProperties.
Here’s the dividend update for this week.
South Africa
Wilson Bayly Holmes - Ovcon Limited will be paying R2.30 per share.
Bowler Metcalf Limited will be paying R0.37 per share.
Australia
Bank of Queensland Ltd will be paying AU$0.17 per share.
United Kingdom
City of London Investment Trust PLC will be paying £0.05 per share.
BAE Systems PLC will be paying £0.12 per share.
American
Antero Midstream Corporation will be paying $0.22 per share.
Lowes Companies Inc will be paying $1.15 per share.
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