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Stocks to watch next week: Tencent, Walt Disney, Cisco, Burberry and Rolls-Royce

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Stocks to watch next week: Tencent, Walt Disney, Cisco, Burberry and Rolls-Royce A raft of big-name companies are due to report in the coming week, ranging across sectors from entertainment to tech and fashion…
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  • Company's performance came as it continued to invest in and benefit from utilizing AI

    80% confidence
  • Expectations are high going into Cisco's earnings report following UBS upgrade

    80% confidence
  • Market forecasts point to full-year underlying revenue growth of around 11% to £19.5bn and underlying operating profits growth of 32% to £3.3bn for Rolls-Royce

    80% confidence
  • Burberry Forward turnaround strategy is clearly beginning to have a positive impact, but the transformation will take time to filter through

    80% confidence
  • Cisco experiencing multi-year growth cycle boosted by AI infrastructure demand, with over $2bn in AI orders in FY2025

    80% confidence
  • Focus on Burberry's recovery remains of paramount importance as stock still trading well below April 2023 record highs

    80% confidence
  • Rolls-Royce's stellar first-half performance showcased strong growth across all divisions

    80% confidence
  • Burberry brand had moved away from traditional British traits of heritage and innovation, wishes to return to more focused traditional luxury brand with emphasis on outerwear

    80% confidence
  • Marketing services revenue continued to see rapid growth

    80% confidence
  • Disney's updated guidance was not as good as bulls likely hoped

    80% confidence
  • Continued recovery in global air travel has been major tailwind for civil aerospace division, while heightened geopolitical tensions and increased government spending supporting steady demand in defence and power systems

    80% confidence

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The Walt Disney Company · revenue2.27 billion_USD
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