Market was risen and tumbled again last week, resulting in about 100 points down from previous week. As we are going to enter another earning season next week, let’s look at some important companies that worth to take a look. 

Earning watch and Economic Data for next week:

Monday: 

Personal Income Index is expected to fall again. With lesser income, spending is expected to fall as well which deepen the economy.

Tuesday: 

1. DOW – DOW Chemical, a diversified company that provide chemical, plastic and agricultural products. Jim Cramer has called to dump this babe if the CEO has not gone. DOW Chemical has cut 400-500 Jobs near its Midland, Mich Headquarter. This babe is only posting $0.07 compare to $0.84 earning the quarter last year.
2. MRK – Merck & Co is expected to post earning of $0.74 compare to $0.80 same quarter last year.
3. MOT – Motorola has been cutting it workforce since last year, and looking for buyer for its mobile phone division.
4. DIS – Walt Disney is expected to post earning of $0.52 compare to $0.63 previous year After the Market Close. 
5. YUM – YUM Brand, the company for KFC, Pizza hut, Taco Bell, LJS and A&W is expected to post earning of a penny better than previous year - $0.45 vs. $0.44 after the market close. 

Pending Home Sales Index expected to remain the same after sliding 4% the previous month.

Wednesday: 

1. KFT – Kraft Food is posting the same earning compare to previous year $0.44 before Market Open. 
2. CSCO – Cisco is expected to post $0.30 per share compare to $0.38 a year ago after the market close. 

EIA Petroleum Status report will be out 10.30am on Wednesday.

Thursday:

1. MA – Master Card is expected to post a earning better than previous year, $1.63 compare to $0.89 last year. The earning announcement will be made before market open on Thursday.

Jobless rate expected to rise further as many companies have been slashing stuff. Jobless rate has risen to 7.5% in January to be the highest in 16 years.

Friday: 

1. TM – Toyota had announced losses since last year end. Automobile has been one of the worst industries since last year.  Toyota was posting $2.55 previous year, the earning expected to be worsen after the financial crisis and bad economy.