Earnings season
Trade when it matters this US earnings season, by taking your position the moment announcements happen with our exclusive out-of-hours markets.
Why trade earnings season with us?
Take your position on all session US shares
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Unique out-of-hours opportunities
Most company earnings are released outside of the main market session, which means the majority of traders have to wait to take their position. With us, you can trade 70+ key US stocks out-of-hours to capitalise on earnings as soon as they’re announced.
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10am to 2am Monday to Thursday, and 10am to 11pm Friday (Geneva time)
Earnings announcement days: when do trades take place?
A vast number of our clients trade pre- and post-market to take advantage of earnings volatility – as you can see in this chart.
For example, 60% of our clients traded on Netflix’s Q1 earnings outside of the main session. While the volume of trades on Alphabet’s Q1 out of hours was even higher at 74%.
Data relates to Q1 earnings announcements. Source: IG.com, 2020
What to watch this earnings season
The earnings season that starts in July 2020 marks the first time companies will report how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted them. It’ll be important to look at both companies that are expected to have been positively affected by the lockdown measures, and those that have suffered.
- Stay-at-home stocks
- Remote working stocks
- Coronavirus vaccine stocks
- Travel stocks
- Bank stocks
- 5G stocks
Investors rallied around these shares in the expectation that they would gain in value, as consumers sought out ways to cope with life in lockdown. As a result, many entertainment companies, home delivery firms and exercise equipment makers saw an uptick in sales and their share prices.
As the economy reopens, these stocks could become less popular. It will be interesting to see what effect their time in the spotlight has had on their bottom lines this earnings season.
US stocks to watch: Netflix, Disney, Peloton and Amazon
These prices are indicative, and subject to our website terms and conditions.
These prices are indicative, and subject to our website terms and conditions.
Pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and life sciences companies are all racing to find a vaccine against Covid-19, as well as diagnosis tests to help combat the virus.
Some are further ahead in trials than others. It’s likely that the first company to release a successful vaccination will see a massive impact on its share price – this makes it important to understand where each company is at in terms of their research and progression.
US stocks to watch: Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Moderna, Pfizer and Novavax
Swiss stocks to watch: Novartis and Roche Holding
These prices are indicative, and subject to our website terms and conditions.
Travel companies were among the first to be impacted by lockdown measures – causing falling demand for flights, hotels and entertainment venues such as casinos. The mass cancellations of holidays could result in enormous losses and difficulties paying off any fixed costs.
As lockdown measures ease, there is the potential for these stocks to see gains again. But until travel between countries is back up and running, demand will be limited.
US stocks to watch: Boeing, American Airlines Group, Penn National Gaming and Eldorado Resorts
These prices are indicative, and subject to our website terms and conditions.
Low interest rates could impact bank stocks significantly this earnings season, as well as the decline in demand for services such as asset management and foreign exchange.
Many analysts are expecting a slow. The associated unemployment and loan losses could then play out on the banks’ profits.
US stocks to watch: Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs
Swiss stocks to watch: Credit Suisse and UBS
These prices are indicative, and subject to our website terms and conditions.
Many smartphone stocks took a beating in the coronavirus slowdown, but proponents of the 5G wireless market believe it could boost earnings again. The introduction of this tech has also been slowed by the pandemic, but some major providers have started introducing coverage.
It’s worth keeping an eye on the whole supply chain, from chip makers to providers.
US stocks to watch: Analog Devices, Verizon and Sprint
These prices are indicative, and subject to our website terms and conditions.
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Breaking news and analysis
Get updates before and after company earnings from our in-house market experts.
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Shares costs
Have a look to the average cost of share trading with our CFD account
- Tesla Motors Inc.
- Apple Inc.
Tesla Motors Inc.
Buy 17 shares at $750 with a FX rate of 1.305 (GBP/USD)
| CFD trading | |
| Action | Buy 17 shares |
| Capital required to open | $2550 |
| Charge to open | $15.00 (commission) |
| Round trip FX conversion fee | * |
| Overnight funding | $1.48 |
| Charge to close | $15.00 (commission) |
| Total fees | £24.24 |
This information is correct as of 10/01/2020 and with the corresponding FX conversion rates.
* A 0.5% FX conversion is applied to any profits or losses from CFD positions.
Apple Inc.
Buy 42 shares at $308 with a FX rate of 1.305 (GBP/USD)
| CFD trading | |
| Action | Buy 42 shares |
| Capital required to open | $2587.20 |
| Charge to open | $15.00 (commission) |
| Round trip FX conversion fee | * |
| Overnight funding | $1.50 |
| Charge to close | $15.00 (commission) |
| Total fees | £24.26 |
This information is correct as of 10/01/2020 and with the corresponding FX conversion rates.
* A 0.5% FX conversion is applied to any profits or losses from CFD positions.
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