Real Money’s Eric Jhonsa covers Microsoft’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report and conference call with management.
Microsoft investors will be far from alone in closely watching what the software giant has to share about software and cloud services demand amid growing worries about macro pressures.
Among analysts polled by FactSet, the consensus is for Microsoft to report June quarter (fiscal fourth quarter) revenue of $52.38 billion (up 13.5% annually) and GAAP EPS of $2.29 (up 6%) when it reports on Tuesday afternoon.
Microsoft typically provides quarterly sales guidance during its earnings call. For the September quarter, the company’s revenue consensus stands at $51.44 billion (also up 13.5% annually).
Eric Jhonsa, Real Money’s tech columnist, will be live-blogging Microsoft’s reports, which is expected after the close, along with an earnings call scheduled for 5:30 P.M. Eastern Time.
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3:46 PM ET: Hi, this is Eric Jhonsa. I’ll be live-blogging Microsoft’s earnings report and call.
