Sam Quirke, Contributing Author at MarketBeat

You can't say you weren't warned. MarketBeat has been screaming for weeks about a massive earnings report, and that's exactly what they delivered.

There's no denying how well the Palo Alto Networks stock has performed in 2023 so far, and it feels like this isn't one to be fighting the trend on.

While you’d be forgiven for wanting to avoid Zoom shares with a bargepole, we’re here to tell you there’s actually quite a lot to like about them right now.

While the broader semiconductor industry has also rebounded since last October, Nvidia has eclipsed the performance of its closest competitors.

Even though many of their headwinds have yet to dissipate fully, there's a growing sense that Alibaba is a sleeping giant that could soon be waking up.

Of all the stocks blitzed last year, Unity Software earnings shows some of the most impressive 2023 results, with a 42% upside that feels real.

Coinbase has managed to steady the ship, and with shares starting to have a sneaky rally, this could be the buy signal the broader market has been waiting for. 

Any sign of profit-taking in the coming sessions should be closely watched because it could well be time to start backing up the truck.

Last night's earnings report should be more than enough to widen the stock's spread against the S&P 500 in the coming weeks further.  

Considering the strong performance across the board from tech and then Apple's impressive update last night, you have to think their uptrend will continue.

MarketBeat's Forecast tool rates Qualcomm's shares as a Moderate Buy, with an upside target of 38%, so perhaps there is a case for the longer-term opportunity.

Shares of AMD have been setting a pattern of higher highs and higher lows which bodes well technically and means any drop is an interesting entry opportunity.

There are enough bright spots to justify a broadly bullish outlook for Amazon , with MarketBeat's Forecasting tool forecasting 30% upside.

For now, at least, we can cautiously say that tech hasn't looked this promising in a year. It's time to get excited again.

Let's see if these numbers can help shares can break above $300 this week. Once they do, there's a little in their way between there and $350.

With markets still feeling the fallout effects of the SVB collapse, solid numbers from the tech titans will buoy the NASDAQ index.

This earnings report at Morgan Stanley looks to have ripped off the band-aid of any remaining uncertainty, and the company’s shares look lighter.

Having once had a price-to-earnings ratio of 1,000, Tesla's shares are now trading at a comparatively cheap 50x earnings. This could be too good to ignore.

Let’s see how shares trade for the rest of the week and keep an optimistic outlook that this is the start of the next chapter in the recovery.

This morning's report is just one of the reasons investors can start feeling optimistic again. Let’s jump in and take a look. 

Their shares are starting to tighten up as they hit resistance, which is exactly what you want to see before a breakout to the north.

For those of us looking to bulk up our portfolios with some tech stocks, you could do worse than one of the world’s foremost e-commerce companies

Shares of tech giant Oracle have been on a bit of a stormer since the middle of March, tacking on as much as 17%. Yesterday's dip is a solid entry opportunity.

Since tagging that multi-year low at the start of the year Apple's shares have tacked on a full 30%, with higher highs pointing to further upside.

Investors can confidently consider buying into one rejuvenated bank stock, while another seems destined to soon be trading in the single digits. 

Investors might have to pinch their noses a little for the next earnings report, but the long term opportunity remains impressive.

The NASDAQ has had a good start to the year, but has cooled in recent weeks. These 3 stocks are set to start rallying again soon.

Shares of Roku have been rallying since the start of the year, and while the longer term chart is tough to look at the nearer one is quite attractive.

That’s probably a headline you never expected to see Microsoft in, especially as we emerge from what was a brutal 2022 for tech, but it’s true.

This is a stock whose revenue increased every year since at least 2013. As far as safe bets go, it doesn’t get much better than this.

Let's take a look at the fresh driver behind the rally in crypto and what it means for Coinbase shares in the near term.

As far as post-earnings plays go, it mightn’t get much better than this, and Wall Street is targeting an additional upside of 40% in the stock from here. 

Rivian now boasts a bigger cash pile than many of their EV startup competitors, while management still believes they can exceed their 2023 production target.

There are signs suggesting there's plenty of money on the sidelines that isn't slow about buying into the longer term opportunity at Ross.

Let's take a look at the most up to date numbers, and see what could make Target’s lackluster reaction actually quite appealing. 

Last week's update confirmed Palo Alto Networks’ status as yet another leading tech recovery play, something for investors to get excited about.

You have to be thinking that if the wider equity market wasn’t taking a breather right now, Apple would still be trending up. 

If the broader market can turn up once again, we could be looking at yet another peach of a stock ready to continue its recovery rally.

If the Tesla stock can get used to being above $200 again over the next week, there’s every reason to think they’ll soon want to see what $300 feels like again.

We’re already seeing investors pouring back in, and they’ve taken shares this year already from under $9 to over $20. There was a 12% jump yesterday alone.

Investors keen to get involved in what’s likely to be one of 2023’s top recovery rallies have two solid options, even with shares already up nearly 100%.

The team over at Bank of America just upgraded their rating on Ralph Lauren stock, moving it up to a Buy, and are targeting upside of at least 20%.

Fresh numbers from the company this week have given investors a clearer picture of Take-Two’s internal engine and the outlook for the coming months. It's good.

There's further upside in the region of 30% yet to be realized, which should be more than enough to get even the more risk averse investor interested. 

Is this post-earnings dip giving investors a solid entry point? From where shares closed on Monday, price targets are pointing towards an upside of about 50%.

If you’re an investor on the sidelines, you have to be thinking about getting involved. Shares have shrugged off a rare miss and look set to continue rallying.

Ford shares are still trading almost 50% lower from last year’s all-time high even with the recent rally. Can they be called cheap?

As one of the largest and most influential tech companies in the world, Apple's earnings are always highly anticipated by investors and industry experts alike.

Salesforce’s shares are up 30% from the multi-year lows they hit at the end of December and it’s clear the bulls have the upper hand for now.

Having had to watch the stock shed that much from 2021’s all time high into the start of the year, this turnaround will be a welcome reprieve for Tesla bulls.