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Tesla has reasonable chances of an earnings beat and positive earnings revisions, which are generally a precursor to a beat ahead of an earnings report.

Wall Street analysts have turned pessimistic about Netflix ahead of its earnings as they are bracing for possibly the slowest growth in 10 years.

We are in the peak earnings season and tech giants are in the spotlight this week, with some of five biggest giants reporting this week.

Total Q2 earnings from the group of five tech titans are expected to be up 48.4% on revenue growth of 29.2%.

After disappointing first-quarter earnings results, with lesser subscriber growth, investors are keen to watch whether Netflix managed to win subscribers in the second quarter amid stiff competition.

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Total Q1 earnings from the group of five companies are expected to be up 43.5% on revenue growth of 31.4%. This reflects a solid improvement from the Q4 earnings growth of 41.2% and revenue growth of

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The smooth trend is likely to continue with most of the companies likely to beat earnings estimates when they report this week and the next.

The multiples of big tech companies are near all time highs based on year end 2021 forward estimates. Risk-reward not favorable to enter FAANG stocks on the long side.

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Tesla Motors surprised Wall Street by reporting stellar first-quarter results amid the coronavirus crisis. It easily topped earnings and revenue estimates.

Facebook said advertising revenues have shown "signs of stability" in the first three weeks of April after plunging in March.

Tesla has more than doubled since the March low on better-than-expected Q1 car deliveries and analysts becoming optimistic that Tesla is better positioned to usher in a new era of electric vehicles.

Shares of FB are up 14.5% over the past month buoyed by COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to higher demand for e-commerce.