Earnings Cheat Sheet: Cabela’s Inc. Shares Rocket on Record Revenue

Mark Biondetti submits:Cabela's (CAB) is an interesting company. Founded in 1961 and based in Sidney, Nebraska, Cabela's is the world's largest direct marketer of hunting, fishing, camping and related outdoor merchandise, including casual apparel and footwear and vehicle accessories.

By Zacks Investment Research: Cabela's (CAB) is a retailer proving that providing a unique store experience can still win over customers. This Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) recently blew by its own raised first quarter guidance and the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 18%.

Wall Street Cheat Sheet submits: Parsippany-NJ based Jackson Hewitt (JTX) is a tax preparation service provider with over 5,000 franchise offices and over 900 company-owned offices. Shares of Jackson Hewitt have been struggling in 2010, recently under the $1 mark. After a steady annual decline, Jackson Hewitt stock received a big boost from investors on Wall Street today. Here’s the earnings breakdown:

Wall Street Cheat Sheet submits: Goodlettsville, TN-based Dollar General Corporation (DG) is a discount retailer of general merchandise and employer of just under 80,000 people. The company sports a $10.59 Billion market cap, a trailing P/E ratio of 23.91 and a forward P/E ratio of 14.77. This morning, Dollar General reported its most recent quarterly report.

Wall Street Cheat Sheet submits: The first bellwether Dow component of the third quarter of 2010 reported earnings yesterday. Wall Street is cheering the report with a bid to the upside after-the-bell. Here’s the Alcoa (AA) earnings breakdown:

Wall Street Cheat Sheet submits: by David GibbsMovie theater operator Carmike Cinemas, Inc. (CKEC) beat earnings estimates by a significant margin Monday after bell, reporting its most profitable quarter in over two years.

Wall Street Cheat Sheet submits: by David GibbsBig cap tech bellwether and chipmaker extraordinaire Intel Corp. (INTC) reported better than expected profits and revenues Thursday after the bell.

Wall Street Cheat Sheet submits: Mark Hurd is long gone and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) has been on the shareholder hot seat ever since. With much to prove to its shareholders and 300,000+ employee base, the printing pioneer reported quarterly results today packed with a revenge punch to Wall Street analysts, investors and traders. Here’s the brief breakdown from today’s earnings release: