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Meta, Robinhood & Starbucks Earnings Reviews + Microsoft Snapshot

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Macro Housekeeping:

Quick note on the negative GDP reading from this morning. That was entirely related to the aforementioned import front-loading we’ve extensively covered in portfolio management articles. Imports reduced the GDP reading by nearly 5 points (lots and lots of gold imports especially), with that hit a full 1.5 points larger than the help from higher inventory levels. Consumption was actually a bit better than expected, with 1.8% Y/Y annualized growth vs. a little over 1% growth expected. Real final sales to private domestic purchasers, which excludes net export and government spending noise, rose by 3% Y/Y and is stable.

1. Microsoft (MSFT) — Brief Earnings Snapshot

My detailed Microsoft earnings review will be published this week. For now, the brief snapshot of financials.

Results:

  • Beat revenue estimates by 2.5% & beat guidance by 2.8%.

  • Intelligent cloud revenue beat estimates by 2.6% & beat guidance by 2.9%.

  • Beat EBIT estimates by 5.5% & beat guidance by 6.8%.

  • Beat $3.22 EPS estimate by $0.24; beat operating cash flow (OCF) estimates by 10%.

Guidance & Valuation:

  • Next quarter revenue guidance beat by 1.8%.

  • Next quarter EBIT guidance beat by 1.3%.

MSFT trades for 28x EPS. EPS is expected to compound at a 12% clip for the next two years.

Balance Sheet:

  • Nearly $80B in cash & equivalents.

  • $40B in debt.

  • Slight Y/Y share count reduction.

  • Dividends rose 10.7% Y/Y.

2. Starbucks (SBUX) — Detailed Earnings Review

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