If we need a cataylst to keep this move going, I think we will get one, or two, or three next week:
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- They may be relatively young companies, but they're cash-generating machines.
Yahoo (YHOO) starts the third-quarter parade by releasing results Tuesday, after the markets close. Yahoo is expected to earn 14 cents a share in the September quarter, up 51% from a year ago, on sales of $918 million, up 41% from a year ago.
Online auctioneer eBay (EBAY) is set to report its third consecutive quarter of sales topping $1 billion. The company reports on Wednesday, after the close. Analysts expect eBay to earn 20 cents a share, up 40% from the comparable period a year ago, on sales of $1.07 billion, up 34% from last year.
Google (GOOG) is on tap to report third-quarter results on Thursday. The search engine is expected to earn $1.37 a share, up 95%, on sales of $942 million, up 87% in the third quarter. The search giant does not share its outlook for the upcoming quarters or the year, but analysts expect Google to earn $5.63 a share on sales of $3.79 billion. Additionally, Google plans on reporting a non-GAAP number for the first time -- a move that might be confusing to some investors.
Seems to me, after Katrina more people started staying home and on the internet?
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- They may be relatively young companies, but they're cash-generating machines.
Yahoo (YHOO) starts the third-quarter parade by releasing results Tuesday, after the markets close. Yahoo is expected to earn 14 cents a share in the September quarter, up 51% from a year ago, on sales of $918 million, up 41% from a year ago.
Online auctioneer eBay (EBAY) is set to report its third consecutive quarter of sales topping $1 billion. The company reports on Wednesday, after the close. Analysts expect eBay to earn 20 cents a share, up 40% from the comparable period a year ago, on sales of $1.07 billion, up 34% from last year.
Google (GOOG) is on tap to report third-quarter results on Thursday. The search engine is expected to earn $1.37 a share, up 95%, on sales of $942 million, up 87% in the third quarter. The search giant does not share its outlook for the upcoming quarters or the year, but analysts expect Google to earn $5.63 a share on sales of $3.79 billion. Additionally, Google plans on reporting a non-GAAP number for the first time -- a move that might be confusing to some investors.
Seems to me, after Katrina more people started staying home and on the internet?