$TSEM reported record Q2 revenue and profitability, with Q3 revenue guidance at a new company record of $520M ±5%.
On the session, $TSEM is down ~1%, with revenue at $460.08M versus $454.68M consensus and adjusted EPS at $0.88 versus $0.73 expected.
Gross profit reached $138M versus $111M in Q1, while SiPho annual revenue run rate reached $680M versus $180M a year ago.
$SPCX is down close to 4% today, trading near a fresh 52-week low on the back of a 50% post-IPO slide from June's peak.
Lockup for $SPCX on Aug. 6 frees 911 million insider shares, two days from Aug. 4 earnings, valuation and the profitability timeline under scrutiny.
Sentiment split between oversold short-squeeze bets and structural risk of increased selling supply.
$INTC Q2 REPORT: "STRONGEST REVENUE GROWTH IN 15 YEARS"
→ Revenue $16.1B beat $14.42B est. (+25% YoY); EPS $0.42 vs. $0.21 expected
→ Data Center & AI revenue $6.3B (+59% YoY); 18A entered high-volume manufacturing with ASML High NA EUV
→ Adj. gross margin 41.8%; CapEx guide raised to $20B; Q3 revenue $15.8B-$16.8B and EPS $0.38 both above Street
Traders are weighing the strong beat and upbeat Q3 outlook against a ~170% YTD rally and rising CapEx.
$TSLA, $GOOGL & $IBM REPORT AFTER TODAY'S CLOSE
→ $TSLA: expected ~$26.4B rev (+17% YoY) and ~$0.53 EPS, with auto gross margin ex-credits the key debate.
→ $GOOGL: expected ~$117.07B rev (+21%) and ~$2.88 EPS, as cloud backlog and AI search monetization lead the call.
→ $IBM: preannounced $17.46B rev and a $2.95 EPS miss (vs $17.86B / $3.02), with the full segment print and rest-of-year guide in focus.
Across the group, traders weigh cloud and AI strength against auto margin pressure and IBM's mainframe softness.
$NVDA is up about 3% on the session, tracking a semiconductor rebound as the Philadelphia Semi Index extends a 5%+ gain for a second straight day, with $GOOGL and $TSLA earnings due after the close.
NVIDIA began GB300 mass production at Wistron's $700M Texas plant and updated Vera Rubin progress, part of its US manufacturing buildout.
The White House says China's Moonshot used $NVDA GB300 chips and distilled Anthropic's Fable for its Kimi K3 model, while Jensen Huang defends Chinese open-source AI.
$NOW is down about 5.5% on the session ahead of Q2 after the close, with focus squarely on subscription revenue and cRPO as software sentiment stays under pressure.
Views are split into the print: CLSA (Underperform, $72) vs Oppenheimer ($140) and Guggenheim (Buy, $125). IBM's budget warning and the Adobe/Salesforce/Workday selloff add sector pressure.
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