Watch three companies that posted quarterly results in the last day. Ford Motor (F) is set to rise after it posted $0.45 in earnings per share.
Ford reported revenue growing by 9.6% Y/Y to $47.19 billion (excluding Ford Credit). FY 2025 guidance sees up to $3 billion in adjusted free cash flow. The F stock rally will not be as impressive as that of General Motors (GM). GM stock jumped by ~ 15% in the last five days after it posted Q3 results.
Nokia (NOK) broke out on Thursday, adding 11.17% to close at $6.17. This is the first time since the pandemic that NOK stock is in the $6.00 range. The firm reported revenue growth of 11.5% Y/Y, to EUR 4.83 billion.
Alcoa (AA) jumped by 12.59% yesterday. It lost $0.02 in EPS on revenue of $2.99 billion (+3.1% Y/Y). It warned that tariff costs on higher U.S. imports of aluminum from Canada would be $50 million.
Dow (DOW) unexpectedly posted a smaller net loss of $0.19. Revenue was $9.97 billion. After adding 12.95%, DOW stock may potentially continue its rally.
PG&E (PCG) posted mixed results in Q3. Its revenue of $6.25 billion did not meet expectations, while non-GAAP EPS of $0.50 exceeded estimates. PCG stock might rise from here after it narrowed its 2025 EPS guidance. It expects an EPS of $1.49 to $1.51.
