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After Wednesday's closing or before Thursday's opening, reports from Microsoft, Ford, Tesla, Merck, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Twitter – have been added.
Shortly after 3:00 pm, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S & P 500 Futures announced a 0.6% increase, while the Nasdaq 100 Index gained 0.9%.
The computer giant Microsoft released Wednesday adjusted earnings per share of $ 1.14 for the first quarter of the year. It was clearly above the $ 0.96 per share expected according to Bloomberg News' average forecast, and revenues were also higher than expected. The stock is up close to 3% before opening.
The profits of the electric car manufacturer Tesla in the third quarter hit the expectations of analysts, rising to $ 6.8 billion, against $ 6.3 billion. The company also announced adjusted earnings per share of $ 2.90 instead of an expected loss. Tesla's share had been exchanged more than 10% before the opening.
Another technology sharing, the Twitter Twitter blog, has announced an adjusted earnings per share of $ 21.00 for the third quarter before its opening. That was clearly better than the expectations of analysts who were at $ 0:14, according to Bloomberg News' average forecast. Twitter has grown more than 10% in the trade.
Ford's adjusted earnings for the third quarter were $ 0:29 per share, which was the reason analysts calculated. The stock had to be opened and strengthened by 4% before the official opening.
Commodity company Freeport McMoran made a profit of $ 0:35 per share, 2 cents more than the expected result of $ 0:33.
Among pharmaceutical companies, Merck posted earnings per share of 1:19 USD for the quarter, which means the company has exceeded the expected expectations of 1:14 USD. Even Bristol-Myers Squibb has exceeded expectations and the company has also raised its own forecasts for an annual profit of 3: 80 to 3: 90 per share, against 3: 55 to 35: 65 in the previous July forecast.
After closing Thursday in New York, the second and final price quarterly reports are listed on the top-rated companies in the world: the online retailer of Amazon and the parent company of Google, Alphabet.
On Wednesday, the New York Stock Exchange fell sharply. At closing, the Dow Jones Industrial Index had fallen 2.4% to 24,585. The S & P 500 rose 2.6% to 2,656, while the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 4.4% to 7,108.
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