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Daily Brief United States: Occidental Petroleum, Salesforce.Com Inc, Viatris, Bitcoin, Domino’s Pizza, HEICO Corp, Inter Parfums, AdTheorent, Workday Inc Class A, Assertio Holdings and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Occidental Petroleum Corporation: Major Drivers
  • Salesforce Inc.: Major Drivers
  • Viatris Inc.: Major Drivers
  • When Bond Yields Exceed 4%, UK Governments Fall
  • Domino’s Pizza Inc.: Major Drivers
  • HEICO Corporation: Precise Engineering Acquisition & Other Drivers
  • IPAR: 2024 in the Spotlight, Target Now $172
  • 4Q22 Outperformance in a Tough Ad Market; Guides Growth in 2023
  • Workday Inc.: Major Drivers
  • ASRT: ASEG Guideline a Significant Positive, PT to $8

Occidental Petroleum Corporation: Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Occidental Petroleum had a weak financial performance in the last quarter and failed to meet Wall Street expectations with respect to revenues as well as earnings.
  • Storm effects in the Permian and Rockies were largely countered by superior performance in the Gulf of Mexico and the Al Hosn.
  • While Midstream and marketing earnings were within projections, OxyChem’s performance exceeded expectations due to stronger-than-anticipated market dynamics.

Salesforce Inc.: Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Salesforce had another strong quarter and delivered an all-around beat.
  • Besides, the Data cloud became their most crucial cloud, enhancing each Salesforce cloud and enhancing the automation, intelligence, and real-time of every aspect of their Customer 360.
  • With native integration of Tableau and Data Cloud, they recently released Tableau plus Data Cloud.

Viatris Inc.: Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Viatris delivered a mixed set of results as it failed to meet the revenue expectations of Wall Street but managed an earnings beat.
  • They dealt with intense competition for important products like Wixela and the loss of exclusivity for Miacalcin and Perforomist.
  • In addition, they acquired Oyster Point Pharma and Famy Life Sciences in January to create their new Viatris Eye Care division.

When Bond Yields Exceed 4%, UK Governments Fall

By Kaiko

  • In 2020 and 2021, investors opted for TIPS over conventional bonds, yet over the past year, they have moved the other way.
  • The TIPS ETF has fallen from $40bn of assets to $20bn, while the long bond ETF has doubled from $15bn to $30bn.
  • The loud and clear message from this shift is that investors are woefully unprepared for an inflation shock.

Domino’s Pizza Inc.: Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Domino’s gave a mixed performance in the last quarter as its revenues were below par after facing significant challenges in the U.S.
  • The carryout business of the company continues to be its core strength.
  • In light of the permitting as well as store construction supply challenges it faced, a deceleration in growth was expected.

HEICO Corporation: Precise Engineering Acquisition & Other Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Heico delivered a mixed quarter with a decent organic growth in revenues that reflects higher demand for the bulk of its commercial aircraft products and services given the ongoing recovery in commercial air travel.
  • Operating income for the Flight Support Group climbed by 60% to $83.6 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2023.
  • This acquisition is anticipated to drive the company’s growth prospects.

IPAR: 2024 in the Spotlight, Target Now $172

By Hamed Khorsand

  • IPAR disclosing the sales benefit from the Lacoste license was the most notable item from the Company’s fourth quarter earnings call
  • IPAR had previously reported preliminary Q4 sales results making it less of a surprise as to how well the business was doing. Consumer demand for fragrances has yet to wane
  • In 2022 IPAR experienced growth from all regions and all its major brands. Montblanc, Jimmy Choo, Coach, and Guess grew by double-digits

4Q22 Outperformance in a Tough Ad Market; Guides Growth in 2023

By Water Tower Research

  • 4Q22 revenue of $51.8 million above high end of guidance of $50.7 million. 
  • Despite the challenging market conditions, AdTheorent was able to keep adjusted gross profit roughly flat at 65%, down less than 1%.
  • The company (which has no debt) generated more cash, as a percentage of AGP, than in 2021.

Workday Inc.: Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Workday produced strong Q4 results and delivered an all-around beat with a decent performance in key operating measures and a 22% increase in subscription revenue for the quarter and the entire fiscal year.
  • While Talent Optimization is Workday’s fastest-growing SKU with an attach rate on new transactions of more than 85% in fiscal year 2023, approximately 50% of all active Workday HCM customers currently use Workday Skills Cloud.
  • The company intends to boost margin expansion in fiscal 2024 while returning to a 20% plus subscription revenue growth when the environment recovers.

ASRT: ASEG Guideline a Significant Positive, PT to $8

By Hamed Khorsand

  • ASRT could significantly benefit from a new guideline set by American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (“ASEG”) this week related to the use of indomethacin (Indocin) post ERCP surgery.
  • Indocin is ASRT’s largest source of revenue and nearly all the revenue from off-line use related to post ERCP surgery.
  • We updated our earnings model when ASRT issued preliminary fourth quarter results. We believe the ASEG guidance could lead to accelerated market expansion in coming months

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