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Still immunity: Technology companies have once again shattered forecasts

After a day of stock market gains, Wall Street turned to reports from Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook, all of which posted revenue beyond forecasts.

Google is up 9 percent after trading

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Thursday, 29 October 2020, 21:00 Updated: 22:09

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It was a stormy week of ups and downs.

The capital market rose today (Thursday) after yesterday's declines, and technology stocks, which recorded declines, returned to green.

Pinterest stood out on the trading day, rising 28 percent following excellent reports.

Now, the market has turned to the reports of the big ones - Facebook (up 4.92 percent), Apple (3.71 percent), Amazon (1.52 percent) and Google (3.34 percent), which, as compared to the reports in the previous quarter, are once again facing congressional pressure.

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Facebook

• Revenue last quarter:

  $ 18.69 billion

• Q3 Expectations:

  $ 19.4 billion

• Revenue for the 3rd quarter:

  $ 21.47 billion

• After Trading:

  2 percent

Google

• Revenue last quarter:

  $ 38.3 billion

• Quarter 3 Expectations:

  $ 35.05 billion

• Revenue for the 3rd quarter:

  $ 38.01 billion

• After Trading:

  9.11 percent

Dark

• Revenue last quarter:

  $ 59.7 billion

• Expectations for Q3 3:

  $ 67.8 billion

Amazon

• Revenue last quarter:

  $ 88.9 billion

• Expectations for the 3rd quarter:

  $ 92 billion

• Revenue for the 3rd quarter:

  $ 96.1 billion

• After trading:

  +1 percent

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