We’re entering a big week this earnings season, with some of the MAG7 names like MSFT, GOOGL, META, AMZN, and AAPL all reporting. Over the next few Sundays, you’ll be hearing from 2-3 of the Prosper coaches, who will share one stock with upcoming earnings that’s on their radar. You’ll learn why they’re watching each stock, their analysis on it, plus one trade idea breakdown.

This week, we have Prosper CEO Scott Bauer, Short Term Options Coach Mike Shorr, and Crypto / Penny Stocks Coach Howard Greenberg looking at earnings for three stocks on very different ends of the trading spectrum.

Scott Bauer

Amazon Inc. (AMZN) — Wednesday, April 29

I certainly wish this stock would not have surged to new all-time highs last week, but I still love AMZN. The stock is now up 26% over the past month and sentiment has clearly shifted in the tech giant’s favor after a period marked by concerns about its AI positioning and relatively slower cloud revenue growth.

Amazon’s expanded partnership with Anthropic reinforced the view that Amazon is strengthening its position in the AI race, giving investors an even clearer reason to be optimistic.

As always, the primary focus is on the guidance, while the all-important AWS growth will also be a major data point. Also – how high will CAPEX continue to be and will it continue to generate solid returns over the long term.

I believe so but I am definitely more cautious because of the recent huge runup. I will possibly look to sell a bullish iron condor into the earnings print, which is on Wednesday afternoon.

Mike Shorr

Microsoft Corp (MSFT) — Wednesday, April 29

Performance: Wall Street expects a year-over-year increase in earnings on higher revenues when Microsoft (MSFT) reports results for the quarter ended March 2026. While this widely-known consensus outlook is important in gauging the company’s earnings picture, a powerful factor that could impact its near-term stock price is how the actual results compare to these estimates.

While the sustainability of the immediate price change and future earnings expectations will mostly depend on management’s discussion of business conditions on the earnings call, it’s worth handicapping the probability of a positive EPS surprise.

My Take: MSFT has gone up on earnings six out of the last eight releases. The stock is showing some positive momentum as of late. Given these two factors, I would approach this with a call calendar spread targeting the $455 strike (the expected move).

Howard Greenberg

Galaxy Digital (GLXY) — Tuesday, April 28

Galaxy Digital is heading into its April 28 earnings report at a major technical and fundamental crossroads. While Bitcoin is still working its way back from Feb lows, the fact that it has established a solid bottom and is now consistently holding above $75k creates a massive tailwind for Mike Novogratz’s balance sheet.

I believe the key to this earnings report isn’t just the raw P&L; it’s the execution of their “Galaxy One” app. With the recent launch of native Solana staking (offering ~6.5% rewards), we need to see if Galaxy is successfully converting its institutional reputation into retail-facing “sticky” revenue. If Galaxy One shows strong adoption and asset-under-management (AUM) growth, it provides the fundamental justification for a valuation re-rating.

Technically, the stock is coiled underneath a major ceiling. We have spent the last few weeks finding support and showing signs of a larger recovery, mirroring the action in the underlying crypto market. The “line in the sand” is the 200-day SMA at $27.10. This level has acted as a persistent lid, but a solid earnings beat—driven by increased trading volumes and proprietary mining gains from the $75k BTC floor—could be the catalyst needed to punch through.

The Trade Idea: I’m looking for a high-volume breakout and hold above the $27.10 level. A clean break of this pivot effectively “opens the door” to the $35.00 area, representing a significant technical void where the stock traded before the late-2025 pullback. This is a momentum setup that rewards the patient trader who waits for the confirmation of the break. On the flip side, if the news is lackluster or BTC loses its $75k footing, the risk is a trip back down toward the $22.00 support zone, which aligns with the 50-day SMA.

Bottom Line: Galaxy is a high-beta vehicle for the current recovery. The April 28 report is the moment we see if the “Galaxy One” strategy is actually moving the needle. Watch the $27.10 level at the Tuesday open—it’s the difference between a trend reversal and a “fake-out” rejection.

Does this capture the “recovery” vibe you’re seeing in the tape, or do you want to lean harder into the institutional staking numbers coming out of the Galaxy One launch?