Observed Signal · Jun 1, 2026 · Earnings Report · Source: CNBC Investing · Impact: 4/5 · Sentiment: Neutral
Companies to Watch: Earnings and CEO TV Appearances
A CNBC Markets roundup (published June 1, 2026) highlights companies and events likely to move markets the next trading session. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon is scheduled for an interview at the Economic Club of New York; Goldman shares recently hit new highs after gaining 5% over the past week and 13% over the past month. Palo Alto Networks and Cisco Systems will feature on TV’s Mad Money after Palo Alto reports after the bell; Palo Alto has doubled in the past three months while Cisco has risen 32% in the past month (52% in three months). Retailers reporting earnings include Ulta Beauty (after the bell), Dollar General (before the bell) and Victoria’s Secret (ticker VSXY) in the morning. The piece summarizes recent stock moves and scheduled company appearances that could influence trading the following day.
Multiple major public companies (financial, cybersecurity, tech, and retail) are reporting results or scheduling CEO media appearances that can move markets; items include notable stock moves and high-profile interviews expected to influence trading.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- Published by CNBC on 2026-06-01.
- Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon will appear at the Economic Club of New York; Goldman shares gained 5% in the past week and 13% in the past month and hit a new high on Monday.
- Palo Alto Networks reports after the bell; CEO Nikesh Arora will appear on Mad Money; Palo Alto Networks doubled in the past three months and hit a new high.
- Cisco Systems CEO Chuck Robbins will appear on Mad Money; Cisco shares rose 32% in the past month and 52% in the past three months and hit a new high.
- Retailers reporting: Ulta Beauty reports after the bell (shares down 27% over three months, 30% below February high); Dollar General reports before the bell (stock down 27% over three months, 30% below February high); Victoria’s Secret reports Tuesday morning under the new VSXY ticker (shares up 156% over the past year, 19% below January high).
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Stocks to Watch for Thursday Trading
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Major Tech Earnings, Data Releases Could Move Markets
A CNBC Stocks @ Night roundup published April 28, 2026 previews market-moving items for the next trading session. U.S. durable goods and housing starts data are due at 8:30 a.m. ET. Major companies reporting earnings after the bell include Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Microsoft and Qualcomm; CNBC plans live coverage. The piece notes recent price moves and implied volatility for those stocks, highlights CEO appearances on CNBC programs (Starbucks, Robinhood, SoFi, Brinker International), and flags that earnings and macro data are the primary near-term catalysts for the S&P 500.
Tuesday Market Movers: Stocks Likely to Move
A CNBC market preview highlights companies and economic releases likely to influence U.S. trading the next session. The note spotlights Corning’s recent multibillion-dollar deal with Amazon and its prior large agreements with Nvidia and Meta Platforms, and reviews big gains across semiconductor names (Intel, Sandisk, Seagate, Texas Instruments, Cisco). Economic data to watch include the U.S. trade deficit (Dow Jones consensus $56.1 billion) and existing home sales (consensus 4.05 million). J.M. Smucker is set to report quarterly results live on CNBC, while investor reaction to Apple’s WWDC AI demos and Boeing’s May orders and deliveries are also flagged as potential market movers.
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