These companies all beat on the top and bottom lines—and crucially, they raised guidance too. In other words, they didn’t just exceed expectations, they increased them.
Microsoft (MSFT): AI Momentum Meets Financial Muscle
Microsoft delivered across the board, with strength in all segments and standout growth in Asia—the region that’s fast becoming the beating heart of its AI strategy. Revenue rose 13% year-on-year, and cashflow was particularly impressive, helping lift net income to $25.8 billion. The result? Analyst price targets are moving higher, and investor sentiment has clearly turned.
The shares gapped sharply higher following the results, clearing both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages in one move. Prices have since held above those key trend indicators, with short-term momentum staying firmly bullish. Microsoft looks to be back in trend mode.
MSFT Daily Candle Chart
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results
Meta Platforms (META): Still Beating, Still Climbing
Meta knocked it out of the park again, posting $6.43 in earnings per share versus $5.28 expected. Net income rose to $16.6 billion, marking a strong improvement on the same quarter last year. The market reaction was swift: shares gapped higher post-earnings and investor appetite for tech profitability looks far from exhausted.
Technically, Meta is in a clean uptrend with a steep ascending trendline in play—ideal for timing pullbacks. There’s still plenty of headroom before the February highs come back into focus, and momentum indicators support the idea that this move has legs.
META Daily Candle Chart
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results
Roblox (RBLX): Turning the Corner, One Quarter at a Time
Roblox isn’t handing out dividends or buying back shares, but it is showing clear progress. A narrower loss, 86% growth in operating cashflow, and 123% growth in free cashflow suggest that the company is finally maturing. Management is now forecasting profitability within four to six quarters—a major milestone for what’s been a high-growth, high-burn name.
The shares have been building nicely since bottoming in March. After a healthy pullback with the broader market, price action has realigned with the long-term trend, with the 50-day moving average comfortably above the 200-day. It’s a constructive setup for bulls looking for continuation.
RBLX Daily Candle Chart
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results
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Microsoft (MSFT): AI Momentum Meets Financial Muscle
Microsoft delivered across the board, with strength in all segments and standout growth in Asia—the region that’s fast becoming the beating heart of its AI strategy. Revenue rose 13% year-on-year, and cashflow was particularly impressive, helping lift net income to $25.8 billion. The result? Analyst price targets are moving higher, and investor sentiment has clearly turned.
The shares gapped sharply higher following the results, clearing both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages in one move. Prices have since held above those key trend indicators, with short-term momentum staying firmly bullish. Microsoft looks to be back in trend mode.
MSFT Daily Candle Chart
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results
Meta Platforms (META): Still Beating, Still Climbing
Meta knocked it out of the park again, posting $6.43 in earnings per share versus $5.28 expected. Net income rose to $16.6 billion, marking a strong improvement on the same quarter last year. The market reaction was swift: shares gapped higher post-earnings and investor appetite for tech profitability looks far from exhausted.
Technically, Meta is in a clean uptrend with a steep ascending trendline in play—ideal for timing pullbacks. There’s still plenty of headroom before the February highs come back into focus, and momentum indicators support the idea that this move has legs.
META Daily Candle Chart
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results
Roblox (RBLX): Turning the Corner, One Quarter at a Time
Roblox isn’t handing out dividends or buying back shares, but it is showing clear progress. A narrower loss, 86% growth in operating cashflow, and 123% growth in free cashflow suggest that the company is finally maturing. Management is now forecasting profitability within four to six quarters—a major milestone for what’s been a high-growth, high-burn name.
The shares have been building nicely since bottoming in March. After a healthy pullback with the broader market, price action has realigned with the long-term trend, with the 50-day moving average comfortably above the 200-day. It’s a constructive setup for bulls looking for continuation.
RBLX Daily Candle Chart
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results
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