Nvidia is one of several stocks to report earnings next week, and historically beats Wall Street expectations, resulting in big stock gains on earnings day. On Wednesday, the chipmaker is scheduled to report third-quarter sales and bottom line results. Other companies reporting quarterly results next week include fintech company Klarna, cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks, and retail giants such as Home Depot, Lowe’s and Target. With another earnings season just around the corner, CNBC Pro looked for companies that frequently report better-than-expected quarterly results and see their stock prices rise. Specifically, we screened stocks that met the following criteria: Profit beat ratio must be at least 65% Average days of earnings must be at least 1% Here are some companies that meet these criteria and will be announcing their earnings next week. Nvidia The chipmaker, which is scheduled to report third-quarter results next Wednesday, saw revenue beat analysts’ expectations by 86%. The company’s stock price rose an average of 1.9% on the day of the fiscal year. Nvidia has reported strong growth over the past year, especially as hyperscalers like Microsoft and IBM allocate billions of dollars in capital spending for semiconductors and other materials that power advanced artificial intelligence applications. The company has signed several big deals with other Big Tech companies this year, including an agreement to invest up to $100 billion in data center chip supplier OpenAI. Nvidia stock fell 4% on the day. However, the stock is up 38% year-to-date. Intuit Financial technology companies scheduled to report earnings next Thursday beat Street estimates 88% of the time. The average daily profit increase rate for the company’s stock is approximately 1.1%. Intuit stock hit an all-time high of more than $800 last summer as the tax preparation software provider continued to consider integrating AI-powered technology into its products. The stock was down more than 1% on Thursday. The stock price has increased more than 3% since the beginning of the year.
