Big Tech earnings week kicks off after market today with Google and Microsoft. Meta, Amazon, and Apple report later this week. Will Big Tech continue to drag the market higher? $AAPL $AMZN $META $MSFT

Microsoft is cutting 9% of it's gaming division to streamline it's operations after acquiring Activision Blizzard. So far there hasn't been any major impact to $MSFT’s stock price as $MSFT stock is up ~8% in 2024 so far. Will Microsoft's big bet on gaming help propel its stock to new highs?

Intel is down 10% in the premarket after guiding well below the street for Q1. The company expects Q1 adjusted EPS of $0.13 vs the street at $0.34, plus expected revenue $1b-$2b lower than analyst estimates. Will $INTC be able to keep up with it’s chip peer $NVDA?

$TSLA reports earnings after market close today. Investors cannot be pleased with the stock being down ~16% year to date so far. Will today's numbers help to break the negative trend in the stock?

$NFLX is up 13% today after reporting that they added a whopping 13.1m subscribers in Q4. It appears that their crackdown on password sharing is working. $NFLX also announced a $5b deal with WWE for live events. Will the good times keep rolling?

Macy's has rejected a $5.8b offer to go private as the deal undervalued the company's real estate portfolio. $M

closed on Friday at $17.63 and the rejected offer was for $21 a share. Will a higher offer come in?

Pre-orders for Apple's new VR headset, the Vision Pro, came in at 160k-180k units over the weekend. Analysts are now thinking the company can sell 500k units this year. Will $AAPL investors continue to see the stock as a top performer?

Spirit Arlines fell 47% yesterday when the DOJ blocked it's merger with JetBlue due to anti-competitiveness. What's next for $SAVE. Will it ever recover from it's operational challenges?

Donald Trump won the Iowa Republican primary yesterday. When Trump was President, the $DJIA was up 56% over 4 years, or 11.8% annually. If Trump becomes President again, can we expect the market to rip higher?

Elon Musk is trying to increase his Tesla voting control from 13% to 25%, stating that he would rather "build products outside of Tesla" if this does not happen. Will more voting control for Elon boost $TSLA

stock?