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It’s the biggest earnings night of the year with Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Amazon all reporting earnings. We’re going to be covering these companies live in the video you can access above. In that video, we’ll also break down earnings from other companies reporting tonight, like Chipotle, Ford, Carvana, Qualcomm, and more.
Here’s what to expect from some of the biggest tech companies when they report.
Microsoft (MSFT)
- Expected Q3 Revenue: $81.4 billion
- Expected Q3 EPS: $4.06
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT | MSFT Price Prediction) trades near $424.41, up 20.3% over the past month but is still down 11% YTD. Investors want confirmation that Azure can hold (or accelerate from) the 37% to 38% guided growth, alongside visibility on the $29.88 billion quarterly capex pace and OpenAI partnership economics. Polymarket assigns an 88.1% probability of a beat. Watch: Azure growth, AI capex digestion, commercial RPO trajectory.
We expect Microsoft’s earnings to be released at around 4:05 p.m. ET.
Alphabet (GOOGL)
- Expected Q1 Revenue: $107 billion
- Expected Q1 EPS: $2.63
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) is +118.5% over one year and +5.3% on the week. Last quarter, Google Cloud grew 48% with a run rate above $70 billion, and 2026 capex is guided to $175 to $185 billion. Polymarket pegs a beat at 98.5%. Watch: Cloud growth, Search resilience against AI, Gemini App MAU update.
Alphabet grew search at 17% last quarter, can it repeat that level once more?
Meta Platforms (META)
- Expected Q1 Revenue: $55.5 billion
- Expected Q1 EPS: $6.82
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) sits at $671.18, barely moved on the week. Q4 ad revenue rose 24%, but operating margin compressed to 41% as costs climbed 40%. Full-year 2026 capex is guided to $115 to $135 billion. Watch: ad pricing, Superintelligence Labs ROI framing, Reality Labs losses.
Google’s latest guidance smashed expectations. Clearly, their investment in AI is driving more revenue this year. Watch for the company’s guidance for Q2 to define Wall Street’s reactions to tonight’s earnings. The Street expects the company to guide to $59.6 billion and EPS of $7.08.
Amazon (AMZN)
- Expected Q1 Revenue: $177.2 billion
- Expected Q1 EPS: $1.64
Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) trades at $264.34, +30.3% over a month. AWS grew 24% last quarter, its fastest in 13 quarters, with 2026 capex guided near $200 billion. Watch: AWS sustainability, retail margins, Q1 op income range of $16.5B to $21.5B.
Amazon will likely trade first relative to whether they exceeded Wall Street’s targets for last quarter. However, where the company tades tomorrow will likely depend heavily on what kind of commentary CEO Andy Jassy provides on the future direction of AWS growth rates.
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