When you decide to invest in stocks, it is crucial that you first check all the available information about those stocks as well as the company behind them. A good reputation of the company, current business as well as its plans for the future can be a decisive factor in making a decision.

Here, we will talk about four globally known and very successful companies whose business should be paid attention to in September.

Tesla. Tesla's results in the second quarter surprised everyone because the manufacturer of electric vehicles managed to make a profit of more than a billion dollars in just three months. Tesla is, according to market capitalization, the leading company in the electric vehicle market. For this company is predicted an average annual growth of vehicle deliveries of 50%. In 2020, deliveries increased by 36%. And that's not all, next year Tesla will complete its product range with the long-awaited Cibertruck.

Disney. Disney's third-quarter results are well above expectations. In each of the previous five quarters, Disney reported a loss of revenue from Disney parks due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. During the third quarter of this year, operating income reached 356 million dollars, while in the same quarter last year it suffered a loss of $1.87 billion.
As you can see, things look promising for Disney thanks to the easing of Covid-19 restrictions and a more diverse line of products and services.

Nvidia. Nvidia exceeded Wall Street forecasts for the second quarter thanks to high game sales and solid revenue from data centers.
In the third quarter, Nvidia expects sales of about $6.8 billion, an increase of 44% over the previous year. Wall Street predicts that Nvidia will earn $1.05 per share of approximately $6.57 billion in sales revenue in the third fiscal quarter.

Amazon. Only a few companies have benefited more from lockdowns than Amazon. Almost everything you wanted to buy could be delivered by Amazon and be on your doorstep in less than 24 hours.
Although people have started returning to shopping malls, they are likely to continue to shop online at a higher percentage than they did before the pandemic. That trend has already been established, and the pandemic has simply accelerated it.

Amazon’s revenue from web services exceeded expectations of $14.2 billion reaching $ 14.8 billion. This revenue increased by 37.0% compared to the same quarter last year, which is its fastest pace since the second quarter of 2019.