Mag 7 Earnings Wrap-up: Is AI Boom Still Driving the Market?

Big Tech's earnings season is nearly complete — with only Nvidia left on deck. Among the Magnificent 7, 3 names rallied after their reports, while Tesla, Amazon and Apple stumbled. As earnings wrap up, one question remains: did this quarter reaffirm your faith in Big Tech? Who surprise you the most? Is AI boom still the best theme in stock market?

Not sure but what do you guys think? @ShiMei  @DAISY  @Laksa  
avatarECLC
08-02
The swing upon earning release is unpredictable but AI boom is not going away.
This quarter’s Big Tech earnings have painted a mixed but revealing picture of market sentiment, execution, and the sustainability of the AI-driven rally. --- ✅ Winners and Surprises Among the Magnificent 7, only three posted strong rallies post-earnings. These companies likely: Exceeded expectations not just in revenue or EPS, but in guidance and AI monetisation pathways Demonstrated operational leverage and improved margins Avoided overdependence on cyclical segments like hardware or e-commerce Surprise performer? Depending on your expectations, Microsoft or Meta may have stood out for their efficient AI integration and relatively disciplined cost management. --- ❌ Disappointments: Tesla, Amazon, Apple Tesla continued to face margin pressure, intensifying EV competition, and delivery unc
We had a great summer rally and V shaped recovery now it's time for red. August is rebalancing. Simple as that, all as per schedule.
msft, meta, googl, nvda are nailing it. amzn doing so many things I hope they r nailing AI. tsla sounds like they are nailing it but currently still a car company appl don't know what AI is about.
avatarAN88
08-02
NVIDIA is a better product and biz with good leader
avatarmysterY
08-02
I think its the kind of news you don't hear everyday 
avatarJezza67
08-02
I wonder if Tesla have the technology to stop in the Mag 7 or whether its got too much competition from the rest of the automotive sector.

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Mag 7 Earnings Diverge! Who’s Nailing the AI Pivot?

Big Tech's earnings season is nearly complete — with only $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ left on deck. Among the Magnificent 7, 3 names rallied after their reports, while Tesla, Amazon and Apple stumbled.Let’s see the winners first!1. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ jumped 11.25% after the company reported second-quarter earnings on Wednesday.Q2 sales increased 22% year over year, which was the same growth rate as a year ago. Q3 sales will come in a range between $47.5 billion and $50.5 billion, ahead of Wall Street estimates of $46.14 billion.CEO said Meta’s AI technology unlocked “greater efficiency and gains across our ad system.”Earnings per share: $7.14 vs. $5.92 expectedRevenue: $47.52 billion vs. $44.80 billion expec
Mag 7 Earnings Diverge! Who’s Nailing the AI Pivot?
avatarShyon
08-01
As I reflect on the Mag 7 Earnings Wrap-up titled "Is AI Boom Still Driving the Market?", I find myself intrigued by the performance of Big Tech this season. With earnings nearly complete and only Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   left to report, the mixed results among the Magnificent 7 paint an interesting picture. Four companies rallied after their reports, which is encouraging, while Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   and Amazon $Amazon.com(AMZN)$  stumbled, showing some vulnerability in the sector.  I was particularly surprised by Apple's 

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avatarAN88
08-01
Yes ai is the future 
avatarBarcode
08-01
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This earnings season for the Magnificent 7 has offered a revealing look into the state of Big Tech, particularly in the context of AI momentum, cloud competition, and macroeconomic resilience. Here is a concise analysis of the key takeaways, surprises, and thematic shifts: --- 🧾 Earnings Recap - Magnificent 7 Performance Company Earnings Reaction Key Takeaway Apple ↑ Beat & rallied iPhone strength despite tariff fears; positive forward guidance Microsoft ↑ Strong rally Azure AI growth strong; copilot monetisation narrative continues Nvidia Pending The bellwether for AI expectations are sky-high Meta ↑ Surged Strong ad revenue, tight cost controls, Reels monetisation Alphabet ↑ Rallied Search & YouTube outperformed; AI integration progress Amazon ↓ Fell ~7% AWS growth lagged vs. Mic
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08-01

Mag 7 Earnings Wrap-up: Is the AI Boom Still Fueling the Market?

The Magnificent Seven (Mag 7) earnings season is nearing its close, with only Nvidia yet to step up to the plate. This quarter delivered a rollercoaster of results: four of these tech titans rallied after their reports, while Tesla and Amazon hit speed bumps. Apple surprised with a beat-and-raise performance, powered by early iPhone purchases amid tariff threats, while Amazon’s stock slid 7% as AWS growth paled against rivals. As the dust settles, investors are left pondering—does Big Tech still hold its magic? Who stole the show? And is the AI boom still the golden ticket in today’s market? Let’s dive into the earnings wrap-up, unpack the surprises, and see if AI remains the unstoppable force driving stocks higher. Earnings Scorecard: Hits and Misses The Mag 7—Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet
Mag 7 Earnings Wrap-up: Is the AI Boom Still Fueling the Market?
avatarBarcode
08-01
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ 🧠📊🚀 8 Straight EPS Beats: Will Apple & Amazon’s Streak Ignite a Market Surge? 🚀📊🧠 🎯 Executive Summary: I’m extremely confident that the latest earnings from $AMZN and $AAPL, driven by their 8th consecutive EPS beats, signal a robust continuation of their growth trajectories amid a tech sector resurgence. Apple’s stock has surged 5% post-earnings, while Amazon’s shares climbed 7% on a 12% volume spike, reflecting strong market validation. This quarter’s performance aligns with a broader structural trend of tech giants outpacing macro headwinds, bolstered by insider buying from Apple’s CEO Tim Cook and institutional inflows into $SMH and $ARKF ETFs. The catalyst? Earning
Apple and Amazon have both pulled off an impressive feat—eight consecutive quarters of EPS beats, outpacing even the loftiest Wall Street expectations. That kind of consistency doesn’t happen by accident; it speaks to operational excellence, relentless cost discipline, and an uncanny ability to surprise the Street just enough every earnings day. But with both giants heading into this quarter’s results under the microscope, the big question is: who’s more likely to keep the streak alive, and which long-term growth story is most compelling right now? Apple has been a masterclass in managing through headwinds—whether it’s supply chain snarls, slower iPhone cycles, or China softness. The company has used buybacks and higher-margin services growth to protect its bottom line, often beating EPS e