The Q3 earnings season for US stocks kicks off this week. According to Zacks data, the earnings growth for S&P 500 constituents is expected to reach 24.3% year-over-year, marking the eighth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, with the tech sector projected to grow by 43.3%, making it a major contributor. The AI narrative has entered its fourth year, and investors are shifting their focus to evidence of stable profit growth. If companies fail to meet market expectations, stocks that previously surged due to AI prospects may face greater downward pressure. Key earnings release dates for major tech companies include: SML on October 14, TSMC on October 15, Netflix on October 20, Tesla on October 21, Western Digital on October 22, SK Hynix on October 27, Alphabet and Microsoft on October 28, Intel, Amazon, and SanDisk on October 29, and Kioxia on October 30. In November, Apple and Palantir on November 2, AMD and SpaceX on November 3, Meta and Arm on November 4, Cisco on November 11, Applied Materials on November 12, NVIDIA on November 18, and Dell on November 24. Marvell and CrowdStrike will report on December 1. The above dates are forecasts and actual disclosure times may be adjusted.
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Q3 Earnings Season Begins for US Stocks, Tech Sector Expected to Grow by 43.3%
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