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Disney, Alphabet, & Amazon: Big Earnings Week Ahead
Disney, Alphabet, & Amazon: Big Earnings Week Ahead
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Weekly Market Outlook
Welcome to your weekly Stock Region earnings breakdown.
As we kick off February, the market is bracing for a heavy-hitting lineup of corporate reports. This week is defined by major tech giants and consumer staples stepping into the spotlight. All eyes are on the continued resilience of the consumer, the trajectory of cloud computing growth, and how entertainment conglomerates are navigating a shifting media landscape.
From the Magic Kingdom to the cloud wars between Alphabet and Amazon, volatility could be the name of the game. Here is everything you need to watch for the week of February 2, 2026.
Monday, February 2
The Headliner: Walt Disney (DIS)
Release: Before Market Open
Disney takes center stage early. Expectations are tempered with a forecasted 10.2% year-over-year decline in earnings per share (EPS). While “Zootopia 2” is expected to bolster numbers, analysts like Jessica Reif Ehrlich from BofA Securities warn that softer theme park attendance and weaker live-action film performance could drag on results.
EPS Forecast: $1.58
Revenue Forecast: $25.6 billion (+3.6% YoY)
Other Key Reports:
Before Open: Tyson Foods (TSN) looks to report $0.95 EPS, while Aptiv (APTV) targets $1.85.
After Close: The data analytics giant Palantir (PLTR) reports with an expected $0.23 EPS. Also watch for Simon Properties (SPG) at $3.48 EPS.
Tuesday, February 3
The Headliner: Diversified Sector Action
While no single “spotlight” company dominates the narrative today, the volume of high-profile reports makes this a critical session for gauging broader economic health—from pharmaceuticals to semiconductors.
Before Market Open:
Ferrari (RACE): $2.45 EPS. Luxury demand remains a key metric.
PepsiCo (PEP): $2.24 EPS. A bellwether for consumer staple spending.
Pfizer (PFE): $0.58 EPS.
After Market Close:
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): $1.32 EPS. A major indicator for the chip sector.
Chipotle (CMG): $0.24 EPS.
Qualcomm (QCOM): $3.39 EPS.
Wednesday, February 4
The Headliner: Alphabet (GOOGL)
Release: After Market Close
Midweek brings us one of the “Magnificent Seven.” Investors are expecting significant growth here, fueled by strength in Search, YouTube, and Cloud services. Analyst sentiment suggests that previous fears regarding the negative impact of generative AI on Search are fading.
EPS Forecast: $2.64 (+22.8% YoY)
Revenue Forecast: $111.5 billion (+15.5% YoY)
Thursday, February 5
The Headliner: Amazon.com (AMZN)
Release: After Market Close
We close out the major tech earnings with the e-commerce and cloud juggernaut. Analysts are bullish on AWS performance and advertising revenue, expecting double-digit revenue growth.
EPS Forecast: $1.95 (+4.8% YoY)
Revenue Forecast: $211.2 billion (+12.5% YoY)
Other Key Reports:
Before Open: Hershey Foods (HSY) targets $1.40 EPS; Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY) at $1.25 EPS.
After Close: Uber (UBER) expects $0.79 EPS, while Snap (SNAP) is projected to report a loss of -$0.03 EPS.
This week serves as a litmus test for several investing themes. We will see if the “experience economy” (Disney, Uber) is holding up against inflation, and if big tech (Amazon, Alphabet, AMD) can justify their valuations with sustained double-digit growth. Pay close attention to guidance issued during these calls—earnings beats are good, but positive forward-looking statements are what truly drive stock prices in this environment.
Stay tuned to Stock Region for real-time updates as these numbers hit the wire.
SPG reporting alongside PLTR on Monday is intresting timing, especially with the broader earnings volatilty coming from DIS and the big tech names later in the week. The $3.48 EPS forecast for Simon Properties seems like a solid benchmark for measuring how resilient the retail real estate sector is holding up against ecommerce headwinds.