The entertainment giant’s business took a big hit from the pandemic, which crimped demand for its theme parks, cruise ships, and film releases.
But the pockets of good news, including booming demand for Disney+ and resumed theme park operations in key markets around the world, might steal the show this week.
Investors have high expectations heading into The Trade Desk’s first-quarter report on Monday.
Most investors who follow the stock are looking for sales to rise 35% to about $217 million, a target that sits on the high end of management’s mid-February outlook.
Millions of people turned towards digital entertainment last year as at-home time spiked, but there are already signs of a pullback now that travel restrictions are lifting.
EA might not face quite the same slowdown since it released a steady stream of new content, while Netflix’s releases were delayed due to production challenges during COVID-19.