Today’s video is your guide to three key companies that are reporting earnings this week, and how each have been doing leading up to this quarterly reports. First up we have Disney (DIS), the media conglomerate which we expect to post earnings of at least $1.40/share after the bell on Tuesday. The company has been seeing estimates fall coming into the report so there are definitely some worries, but it could be the ESPN division and subscriber numbers there that drive the results. We all know that their movie division has been great, so expectations for TV are really going to be the focus in the upcoming quarterly report. Next up is Electronic Arts (EA) the popular video game maker. This company has been on an incredible tear and shares have been strong performers for years. We take a closer look at the chart in the video and discuss some of the recent earnings estimates for EA too. And finally, we have Nvidia (NVDA), the only Zacks Rank #2 (buy) on this list. This could be a quarter all about expectations since NVDA is scheduled to launch a new generation of chips in the very near future. Analysts have already started to increase their estimates for next quarter based in part on this information, and we take a closer look at the shifting consensus estimate for this important semiconductor stock. And for more on NVDA earnings, make sure to go to our Facebook page at 2pm Central Time/3pm Eastern for a special live preview of the company’s earnings. Make sure to watch our short video for a more in-depth discussion of these companies, and which are looking the most (and least) promising this earnings season! Want more insights from Zacks? See our latest free report 5 Stocks to Double. Click here to receive this free report now >>> Author owns shares of DISWant the latest recommendations from Zacks Investment Research? Today, you can download 7 Best Stocks for the Next 30 Days. Click to get this free report DISNEY WALT (DIS): Free Stock Analysis Report NVIDIA CORP (NVDA): Free Stock Analysis Report ELECTR ARTS INC (EA): Free Stock Analysis Report To read this article on Zacks.com click here. Zacks Investment Research