Chaos: Will Mag 7+’s Earnings Break the Internet (Again)?

For traders using Direxion’s Single Stock Daily Leveraged ETFs, this is prime time. Whether you’re riding MSFU for an upside surprise or hedging with MSFD, earnings season offers the potential for massive intraday swings. The same applies to NVDU and NVDD for bets on NVIDIA—will AI hype translate into another quarter of record-breaking revenue, or is a correction looming?

Key Earnings Trade Setups:

• Microsoft (4/30/25) – Cloud growth remains strong, but will enterprise IT spending hold up?
• Amazon (4/30/25) – E-commerce and AWS demand could drive big surprises—watch for margin trends.
• Nvidia (5/28/25) – The AI boom continues, but can it sustain its parabolic rise?
• Apple (5/1/2025) – iPhone sales, services growth, and China demand could make or break the quarter.
• Alphabet (4/25/2025) – Ad revenue vs. AI investments—will margins take a hit?
• META (4/30/2025) – Ad recovery and metaverse spending in focus—boon or bust?
• Tesla (4/22/2025) – DOGE-triggered pushback, EV demand, margins, and AI-driven automation—can Musk deliver another shocker?
• Palantir (5/6/2025) – Government contracts and AI-driven analytics—will Palantir prove it’s the future of data intelligence?

With Single Stock Daily Leveraged & Inverse ETFs, the risk-hungriest traders don’t just have to watch earnings; they can trade them aggressively. Expect major price swings and plan accordingly—because when these single stocks move, they move big.

Below is a list of key earnings dates, including, but not exclusive to the Magnificent Seven.

Earnings dates are subject to change without notice.

Q1 2025 Earnings Season – % of Each Index Reporting by Week

• Direxion Daily AAPL Bull 2X (AAPU) and Bear 1X (AAPD) Shares
• Direxion Daily AMD Bull 2X (AMUU) and Bear 1X (AMDD) Shares
• Direxion Daily AMZN Bull 2X (AMZU) and Bear 1X (AMZD) Shares
• Direxion Daily AVGO Bull 2X (AVL) and Bear 1X (AVS) Shares
• Direxion Daily BRKB Bull 2X (BRKU) and Bear 1X (BRKD) Shares
• Direxion Daily LLY Bull 2X (ELIL) and Bear 1X (ELIS) Shares
• Direxion Daily GOOGL Bull 2X (GGLL) and Bear 1X (GGLS) Shares
• Direxion Daily META Bull 2X (METU) and Bear 1X (METD) Shares
• Direxion Daily MSFT Bull 2X (MSFU) and Bear 1X (MSFD) Shares
• Direxion Daily MU Bull 2X (MUU) and Bear 1X (MUD) Shares
• Direxion Daily NFLX Bull 2X (NFXL) and Bear 1X (NFXS) Shares
• Direxion Daily NVDA Bull 2X (NVDU) and Bear 1X (NVDD) Shares
• Direxion Daily PANW Bull 2X (PALU) and Bear 1X (PALD) Shares
• Direxion Daily PLTR Bull 2X (PLTU) and Bear 1X (PLTD) Shares
• Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X (TSLL) and Bear 1X (TSLS) Shares
• Direxion Daily TSM Bull 2X (TSMX) and Bear 1X (TSMZ) Shares

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