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TipRanks’ earnings preview flags today’s big reports (CHTR, E, GNTX, HCA, JKS, NSC, PG, SLB, WU) and shows the implied moves derived from options prices: CHTR about ±8.77%, E ±6.04%, GNTX ±7.86%, HCA ±8.24%, JKS ±15.51%, NSC ±7.59%, PG ±3.25%, SLB ±3.93%, and WU ±9.86%. The figures help investors gauge potential post-earnings moves; click any ticker for real-time data. Note that options trading carries risk.
Top Wall Street analysts tracked by TipRanks highlight three dividend-paying energy names—Enterprise Products Partners (EPD), Chord Energy (CHRD), and Devon Energy (DVN)—as stable income plays amid geopolitical tensions. EPD yields about 5.9%, CHRD about 3.9%, and DVN roughly 2%, with analysts citing strong cash flow, potential merger-driven upside (DVN/Coterra) and ongoing gains in free cash flow.
Palantir has been punished by the market despite solid growth and a 127% Rule of 40 score, but top investor Daniel Sparks cautions that sky‑high multiples (roughly 200x P/E and 70x P/S) leave little room for error and could push the price lower. He suggests patient investing, while Wall Street’s Moderate Buy consensus still sees about $191.25 ahead in 12 months (roughly 45% upside).
TipRanks’ earnings-move preview estimates ATM option-driven post-earnings moves for major stocks this week (Feb 2–6, 2026), noting that volatility generally rises before earnings and crushes afterward. The piece lists daily move expectations by ticker, e.g., Monday: DIS ±6.38%, PLTR ±10.47%; Tuesday: AMD ±8.87%, CMG ±9.57%, ENPH ±13.39%, EPD ±2.23%, MRK ±4.90%, PEP ±4.10%, PFE ±3.44%, SMCI ±12.30%, PYPL ±8.50%; Wednesday: LLY ±6.51%, GOOGL ±6.18%, NVO ±7.71%, QCOM ±6.66%, ABBV ±4.78%, ARCC ±4.83%, ACB ±19.21%, SNAP ±15.73%, UBER ±7.42%, GOOG ±6.16%, ARM ±9.42%; Thursday: AMZN ±7.52%, B ±20.55%, BMY ±4.63%, COP ±4.94%, MSTR ±8.72%, RBLX ±15.37%, IREN ±16.97%; Friday: CGC ±13.76%. The article also cautions about the risks of options trading.
TipRanks highlights today’s earnings with implied-move estimates from options data: before-market moves for ARLP (+8.73%), APTV (+8.75%), IDXX (+10.70%), TSN (+6.98%), DIS (+6.38%); after-market moves for NXPI (+8.48%), SPG (+4.77%), TER (+13.23%), TWO (+13.34%), PLTR (+10.47%). The piece notes options-based forecasting and warns of trading risks, encouraging further research.
Analysts tracked by TipRanks highlight three dividend-paying energy names—Viper Energy (VNOM), SLB, and EOG Resources (EOG)—as reliable income plays amid market volatility. Roth Capital’s Leo Mariani flags VNOM’s solid cash flow, a 5.53% yield, and a Q4 2025 distribution around $0.57 plus buybacks (~$95M). JPMorgan’s Arun Jayaram reiterates a Buy on SLB, with a 2.41% yield after a dividend hike to $0.295 and strong 2026 free cash flow and international growth potential. Siebert Williams Shank’s Gabriele Sorbara favors EOG, noting a 3.68% yield on a $1.02 quarterly dividend and significant capital return capacity (roughly $4B in buybacks) supported by robust free cash flow. The picks underscore durable cash generation and shareholder returns despite oil-price volatility.
TipRanks analysts identify two dividend-paying stocks with Strong Buy ratings and yields above 5%: Blue Owl Capital (OWL) at 5.41% yield with a perfect Smart Score of 10; 12 of 15 analysts cover OWL and rate it a Buy, with a 12‑month target indicating about 30% upside, though the stock is down roughly 34% in the last year. SuRo Capital (SSSS) yields 5.15% with a Smart Score of 8; in the last three months all three analysts rate Buy, with a 12‑month target upside around 19% and the stock up about 52% over the past year. The article also highlights using TipRanks’ Dividend Calculator and Smart Dividend Newsletter for further ideas.
TipRanks notes top analyst Keithen Drury believes Nvidia’s growth engine is still strong and 2026 could be its biggest year yet, driven by more GPU production for data centers, demand from cloud providers, and a Rubin chip roadmap; potential China sales add a tailwind with caveats. Wall Street backs Nvidia with a Strong Buy and a 12‑month target around $265, implying about 43% upside in 2026.
Wolfe Research analyst Shweta Khajuria argues AMZN could lead the Magnificent Seven in 2026 as AWS growth reaccelerates to the mid-20% range in 2026–27, supported by capacity expansions and partnerships, plus strong retail, grocery, and advertising trends; she lifts the price target to $275 and assigns an Outperform, with a Strong Buy consensus among peers.
TipRanks has recognized the top 10 analysts on Wall Street from the tech sector based on their ability to generate returns with their stock ratings and price targets over the past decade. The list includes Mark Lipacis of Jefferies, Rick Schafer of Oppenheimer, Quinn Bolton of Needham, Colin Rusch of Oppenheimer, Timothy Arcuri of UBS, Alex Zukin of Wolfe Research, Ross Seymore of Deutsche Bank, Shaul Eyal of TD Cowen, Christopher Rolland of Susquehanna, and Brian Schwartz of Oppenheimer. These analysts have exhibited a high success rate and generated significant returns from their recommendations, particularly on tech stocks such as Nvidia, ACM Research, Westport Fuel Systems, Asana, Ambarella, Cloudflare, On Semiconductor, and Trade Desk.