There's never a dull week on Wall Street. Let's go over some of the news that will shape the week to come.
Monday
The market kicks off a new trading week with TiVo (TIVO) stepping up to report its quarterly results. Actual TiVo DVRs are hard to come by these days, but the patent-rich company gets a piece of the action on most high-end DVRs being sold today. Still, analysts see a quarterly deficit for the period.
Tuesday
Diana Containerships (PSHG -0.50%) sails in on Tuesday. This Greek shipper sold one of its older vessels for demolition earlier this month, leaving it with a fleet of nine Panamax container vessels. Wall Street sees margins contracting on a 20% surge in revenue for the quarter.
Wednesday
Workday (WDAY -1.34%) was one of last year's hottest IPOs. The provider of cloud-based enterprise software solutions has seen its stock more than double since going public in October. Analysts are forecasting a loss of $0.18 a share when it reports on Wednesday, but Workday has managed to post narrower deficits than Wall Street has been targeting in its first few quarters as a public company.
Thursday
Sears Holdings (SHLDQ) is one of the many retailers reporting this week. The parent company of Sears and Kmart has struggled to woo shoppers in recent years, and it probably isn't a surprise to find that analysts see the red ink deepening at Sears. Wall Street's still waiting for Sears to show signs of growing again, but it's hard for an out-of-favor chain -- or in this case, two fading chains -- to regain their swagger.
Friday
Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF 0.95%) reports on Friday morning, and it will be interesting to see whether CEO Mike Jeffries addresses the firestorm that has erupted recently as comments resurfaced that he made in 2006, explaining why he only wants cool and thin shoppers wearing his store's clothing.
