Cheddar News checks in on what to look out for on The Day Ahead as earnings season continues with TJX Cos., Target and Take Two Interactive among those reporting on Wednesday. April housing starts data is also set to be released while Netflix will hold its upfront presentation virtually amid a continued writers' strike.

<div class="block">Cheddar News checks in on what to look out for on The Day Ahead as earnings season continues with TJX Cos., Target and Take Two Interactive among those reporting on Wednesday. April housing starts data is also set to be released while Netflix will hold its upfront presentation virtually amid a continued writers&#39; strike.</div>

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The Day Ahead: Earnings, April Housing Data, Netflix Upfront Presentation

Take a look ahead at the events that could move markets tomorrow. So earning season will be in focus especially for the consumer because we have several big name retailers set to report target TX, take two interactive cure all on tap. Target will come a day after that retail sales data did show that retail sales rose in April from the same time. Well from the month before that is I should note that 4/10 of a percent but it still just by half of what economists expected. Now the big box retailer is going to report fiscal first quarter results and it will come after the company posted a beat on the top and the bottom lines in the latest quarter. But according to analysts, projections target is expected to report a sharp pullback in growth for same store sales. Despite the positive retail numbers from April persisting inflation has limited foot traffic in stores and that's led to more consumers cutting costs elsewhere. The US Department of Housing and urban development is set to release April housing data specifically new residential construction data for March had privately owned building permits at 1.4 million housing starts at 1.4 million as well. Housing completion is at 1.5 million all below revised February estimates and those are seasonally adjusted annual rates. Ok. Tomorrow is a big day for Netflix. We've been talking about upfront and Netflix is set to host its first ever upfront presentation tomorrow that the company decided last week, that the event will be held virtually instead of at the Paris Theater in New York where it was originally scheduled due to that massive writers strike that could keep many actors, comedians and show runners from attending the event on Netflix also received a tip from the NYPD saying the writers were planning to protest outside of the event, new virtual event will not be attended by any of Netflix's working talent and it will also not hold the reception afterwards. So, pretty big move, I guess for Netflix in its first ever upfront, I guess trying to ease into it instead of maybe going all out in the first one here. So we'll see what comes out of that. Of course, any new programming slate that advertisers and us as consumers that we want to watch. So that will be a good one for tomorrow.