June 25, 2019

Can FedEx Deliver On Its Earnings Report?

FedEx (Ticker: FDX) is certainly a bellwether stock when it comes to earnings.  They report after the close today.  This report is coming on the heels of this report:

FedEx (NYSE: FDX) is suing the U.S. Commerce Department, saying the Trump administration’s export restrictions would require the company to “police the contents of the millions of packages it ships daily even though doing so is a virtually impossible task.” FedEx had previously ignited Chinese ire over its business practices when a package containing a Huawei phone sent to the U.S. was returned last week to its sender in Britain, in what it said was an “operational error.” Fears that China would blacklist the firm, as a result, sent FDX shares down 2.7% on Monday.

Click the video below as I walk us through our analysis of this pending report release.

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Scott Bauer

A respected market commentator seen on Bloomberg, Fox Business, CNBC and other major financial networks, Scott Bauer has 30+ years of professional equity and index options experience at the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) and Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and as a Vice-President/trader for Goldman Sachs. Scott graduated with Honors from the University of Illinois Business School and has taught classes both at his alma mater and at the CBOE.

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