Last week was the warm-up. This is the main event – four Magnificent Seven names on a single day, and they’re not alone.
What's Happening This Week?
Eleven major companies release their quarterly "report cards" – showing how much they earned, how fast they're growing, and what's next. Big surprises can move entire markets.
Tuesday, April 28: Five Names, One Packed Day
Coca-Cola
Reports before market open, call at 8:30 AM ET under new CEO Henrique Braun for the first time. Analysts expect $0.81 EPS on $12.3 billion revenue. Can the company deliver 4-5% organic growth while navigating aluminum tariffs and currency headwinds?
Spotify
Has been on a profitability tear (before market open, Q&A at 8:00 AM ET). Consensus: ~$3.03 EPS on $5.3 billion revenue. Watch whether monthly active users push past the 759 million guidance and gross margins hold near 33%.
Visa
Expects $3.09 EPS on $10.7 billion revenue (after market close, webcast at 5:00 PM ET). The stock is down ~11% year-to-date – the real test is cross-border transaction growth amid regulatory pressure.
Booking Holdings
Rides travel demand strength (after market close, call at 4:30 PM ET). Consensus: $48.69 EPS on $6.14 billion revenue. The company guided 14-16% revenue growth and hasn’t missed estimates in two years.
Starbucks
Is the turnaround story (after market close). Expect $0.42 EPS on $9.2 billion revenue – potentially the first EPS growth since 2023. U.S. same-store transaction growth is the number to watch.
Wednesday, April 29: The Mega-Tech Showdown
Four members of the “Magnificent Seven” – Wall Street’s nickname for the seven largest U.S. tech giants – report after the bell, together worth over $10 trillion.
Alphabet
Expects $2.63 EPS on $107 billion revenue. Google Cloud growth above 50% is the AI proof point. Ad revenue projected at $76.9 billion, up 15%.
Microsoft
Forecasts $4.06 EPS on $81.4 billion revenue. Azure growth guided at 37–38% is the headline – alongside $35 billion quarterly capex, up 65% year-over-year.
Amazon
Expects $1.63 EPS on $177 billion revenue. AWS drives profits, but the jaw-dropper: $200 billion in planned AI spending for 2026.
Meta
Projects $6.73 EPS on $55.4 billion revenue – ~30% growth not seen since 2018. Hasn’t missed revenue in 14 straight quarters. AI-powered ads fuel the streak.
Thursday, April 30: The Grand Finale
Mastercard
Expects $4.40 EPS on $8.29 billion revenue, both up ~15-18% (before market open). Cross-border volume growth reveals global spending health.
Apple
Wraps the week with the biggest spotlight (after market close, call at 5:00 PM ET). Expect $1.95 EPS on $109.7 billion revenue – up ~18% and ~15% respectively. After a record Q1 of $143.8 billion, iPhone and Services momentum are the drivers. This may also be one of Tim Cook’s final earnings calls before handing CEO duties to John Ternus.
Why it all matters: Earnings season is in full swing – and this week is its beating heart. From streaming profits to AI mega-spending, from lattes to luxury travel, these 11 reports reveal whether the world’s biggest companies can keep growing through tariff uncertainty and shifting habits.









