Ahead of Tuesday's release, AMD is set to deliver strong first-quarter performance, driven by AI-related demand for its Instinct GPUs, along with increasing adoption of CPUs.

SoFi’s management kept the full-year net revenue and adjusted EPS guidance unchanged at $4.655 billion and $0.60, respectively, despite strong Q1 performance.

SanDisk’s Q3 will reflect strong operating momentum, supported by solid demand tailwinds related to the AI infrastructure expansion.

Alphabet's first quarter will reflect sustained operational strength in Search, YouTube, and Cloud businesses, driven by advancements in AI.

Amazon’s Q1 will reflect strong revenue momentum. However, profitability may face short-term headwinds due to heavy investment.

While SoFi stock came under pressure due to valuation concerns and broader macro uncertainty, its business is performing exceptionally well, with top and bottom line growth at a solid pace.

Despite the decline, Micron’s underlying growth outlook remains strong. Analysts expect Micron’s earnings to increase sharply in the coming years.

Super Micro and Dell are witnessing solid demand for AI-optimized server. However, SMCI stock is under pressure and lost substantial value.

Intel and AMD will likely benefit from improving pricing dynamics in CPUs. Structural demand for CPUs continues to strengthen amid tightening supply conditions.

While SoFi is firing on all cylinders, concerns about valuation and the potential dilutive impact of capital raises have weighed on the stock.