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Uber (UBER): Analysts expect the ride-hailing service to report revenue of $8.11billion today - an increase of 70% from a year ago. They also expect to see slower growth in its food-delivery business now that the pandemic boom is over. We will be watching to see if this stock delivers or underperforms.

Paypal (PYPL): This year, Paypal has been sailing through rough waters with the payment platform down more than 50%. The payment giant projects revenue of $6.8billion this Q3 - a 10% growth from this time last year. We will be watching to see the company’s plans for growth at its earnings call this Thursday.

Qualcomm (QCOM): The semiconductor industry has suffered this year and Qualcomm was not excluded. The company’s shares are down more than 40% this year. With the high inflation and supply chain challenges, analysts are not certain Qualcomm will meet earnings expectations when it reports this Wednesday. Analysts are expecting a revenue of $11.38billion - up 21.9% from last year and quarterly earnings of $3.15 per share. We will be watching this stock to see if it meets expectations.

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