The week ahead brings a heavy slate of earnings from companies playable in Bull Blitz, with results concentrated in the middle three days of the week rather than spread evenly. Because the calendar only confirms the date and not whether a company reports before the open or after the close, rosters locked Monday at 9:30 AM ET will be exposed to headline risk on the reporting day itself without knowing exactly when the print lands.
Tuesday, September 1 is front-loaded with recognizable names. Dell Technologies reports with an EPS estimate of $5.01 per share, coming off a last close of $456.24. MongoDB is estimated at $1.62 per share after closing at $446.62, while Palo Alto Networks carries a $1.00 per share estimate against a $371.59 close. Medtronic rounds out the day at an estimated $1.40 per share, last closing at $91.23.
Wednesday, September 2 is the busiest single day on the list. Broadcom, one of the more closely watched names given its size, is estimated at $3.30 per share following a $368.79 close. Snowflake is pegged at $0.46 per share after closing at $328.00, and NetApp carries a $2.16 per share estimate off a $187.02 close. Hewlett Packard Enterprise is estimated at $0.94 per share against a $52.31 close, and Brown-Forman rounds out the group at $0.38 per share with a last close of $27.22.
The week closes out Thursday, September 3 with Lululemon Athletica, estimated at $1.83 per share after a $120.81 close, and Zscaler, estimated at $1.12 per share off a $184.23 close. With no earnings currently scheduled for Monday or Friday in this group, the bulk of the week's volatility for any roster built around these names is likely to land squarely in the Tuesday-through-Thursday stretch, making the timing of each report — not just the estimate itself — something worth tracking as the week unfolds.