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Alphabet and Tesla report earnings this week, the first of the Mag 7 stocks to do so.
ServiceNow has not missed on earnings in 5 years.
Intel is up 179% year-to-date and now has a forward P/E of 91.
Second quarter earnings season really takes off this week as Alphabet and Tesla, two of the Magnificent 7 stocks, will report earnings. The Magnificent 7 may not even be a “thing” anymore, but these two companies are still among the most widely held stocks. Investors and traders will be watching their earnings reports closely.
In addition to those two companies, there are hundreds of S&P 500 companies expected to report earnings including those in homebuilding, construction, the rails, retailers like Tractor Supply and Deckers, energy companies and a bunch of regional banks.
All Eyes are on Technology and AI Revolution Companies
However, the companies that are in the spotlight are in the technology industry and involved in the AI Revolution. These five companies fit that bill and that makes their charts among the “must-see” earnings charts for this week.
One of the companies has a perfect earnings record over the last five years. That’s not easy to achieve. It usually means the company has excellent communication with the covering analysts.
But all five of these companies are coming off an earnings beat last quarter. Will they do it again this week?
GE Vernova is an electrification company. Its customers are generating 25% of the electricity of the world today using GE Vernova’s technology. It’s an AI Revolution company as the data centers need power.
GE Vernova has beat 3 out of the last 4 quarters, including 2 quarters in a row. Shares are up 56% year-to-date.
Tesla has put together two earnings beats in a row after a mixed earnings surprise record.
Tesla’s earnings are expected to turn around in 2026 and 2027, gaining 29.5% in 2026 and 22.8% in 2027. Yet Tesla still trades with a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 177. A P/E ratio over 20 is considered expensive, but one over 100 is considered extremely stretched.
Shares of Tesla are down 13% year-to-date.
Will another earnings beat turn around the sentiment surrounding Tesla?
ServiceNow is an earnings all-star. It has a perfect 5-year earnings surprise track record. But it’s also a software company, which is out of favor on the Street in 2026.
Shares of ServiceNow are down 30% year-to-date even though earnings are expected to rise 17.7% in 2026 and another 20.8% in 2027.
ServiceNow has a forward P/E of just 25, which is low for the company historically.
Intel is hot again. The company has beat on earnings three quarters in a row after several years of a mixed earnings surprise record.
Shares of Intel are up 179% year-to-date. Earnings are expected to rise 154.8% this year and another 40.2% next year.
Intel is no longer cheap. It trades with a forward P/E of 91. A P/E ratio over 50 is considered to be very high. A company with a P/E of 50 is expensive.
Will Intel beat again to make it 4 beats in a row?
[In full disclosure, Tracey owns shares of GOOGL in her personal portfolio.]
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5 Must See Earnings Charts This Week
Key Takeaways
Second quarter earnings season really takes off this week as Alphabet and Tesla, two of the Magnificent 7 stocks, will report earnings. The Magnificent 7 may not even be a “thing” anymore, but these two companies are still among the most widely held stocks. Investors and traders will be watching their earnings reports closely.
In addition to those two companies, there are hundreds of S&P 500 companies expected to report earnings including those in homebuilding, construction, the rails, retailers like Tractor Supply and Deckers, energy companies and a bunch of regional banks.
All Eyes are on Technology and AI Revolution Companies
However, the companies that are in the spotlight are in the technology industry and involved in the AI Revolution. These five companies fit that bill and that makes their charts among the “must-see” earnings charts for this week.
One of the companies has a perfect earnings record over the last five years. That’s not easy to achieve. It usually means the company has excellent communication with the covering analysts.
But all five of these companies are coming off an earnings beat last quarter. Will they do it again this week?
5 Must-See Earnings Charts This Week
1. GE Vernova Inc. (GEV - Free Report)
GE Vernova is an electrification company. Its customers are generating 25% of the electricity of the world today using GE Vernova’s technology. It’s an AI Revolution company as the data centers need power.
GE Vernova has beat 3 out of the last 4 quarters, including 2 quarters in a row. Shares are up 56% year-to-date.
Will GE Vernova beat again?
2. Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL - Free Report)
Alphabet has beat on earnings 13 quarters in a row. It’s an earnings all-star.
Shares of Alphabet are up just 10% year-to-date. Earnings are expected to jump 32.6% this year but only 3.8% in 2027.
Are worries about earnings growth and AI spending holding back Alphabet?
3. Tesla Inc. (TSLA - Free Report)
Tesla has put together two earnings beats in a row after a mixed earnings surprise record.
Tesla’s earnings are expected to turn around in 2026 and 2027, gaining 29.5% in 2026 and 22.8% in 2027. Yet Tesla still trades with a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 177. A P/E ratio over 20 is considered expensive, but one over 100 is considered extremely stretched.
Shares of Tesla are down 13% year-to-date.
Will another earnings beat turn around the sentiment surrounding Tesla?
4. ServiceNow, Inc. (NOW - Free Report)
ServiceNow is an earnings all-star. It has a perfect 5-year earnings surprise track record. But it’s also a software company, which is out of favor on the Street in 2026.
Shares of ServiceNow are down 30% year-to-date even though earnings are expected to rise 17.7% in 2026 and another 20.8% in 2027.
ServiceNow has a forward P/E of just 25, which is low for the company historically.
Is ServiceNow a deal?
5. Intel Corp. (INTC - Free Report)
Intel is hot again. The company has beat on earnings three quarters in a row after several years of a mixed earnings surprise record.
Shares of Intel are up 179% year-to-date. Earnings are expected to rise 154.8% this year and another 40.2% next year.
Intel is no longer cheap. It trades with a forward P/E of 91. A P/E ratio over 50 is considered to be very high. A company with a P/E of 50 is expensive.
Will Intel beat again to make it 4 beats in a row?
[In full disclosure, Tracey owns shares of GOOGL in her personal portfolio.]