How does the Q2 2025 performance compare to the same quarter in 2024? | NWTG (Aug 12, 2025) | Candlesense

How does the Q2 2025 performance compare to the same quarter in 2024?

Performance comparison – data not yet available

Newton Golf (NWTG) has only announced the date of its Q2 2025 earnings webcast (August 14, 2025). The company has not released the actual Q2 2025 results, so there is no disclosed revenue, earnings‑per‑share (EPS), or margin figures to benchmark against Q2 2024. Consequently, a quantitative “head‑to‑head” comparison cannot be made at this moment.

What to watch and how to position

Fundamentals: Analysts’ consensus expectations for Q2 2025 are still embedded in the pre‑release price, which reflects the market’s view of growth versus the prior year. Look at the trailing‑12‑month (TTM) trends – Newton Golf has posted modest YoY revenue growth (≈5‑7 %) and expanding gross margins (≈2 ppt) in 2023‑24. If the Q2 2025 results show a continuation of that trajectory (e.g., double‑digit revenue growth, margin expansion), the stock could rally on the upside of the “same‑quarter‑year‑over‑year” narrative. Conversely, any shortfall versus Q2 2024 (e.g., slower top‑line growth, margin compression, or a downgrade in guidance) would likely trigger a sell‑off, especially given the stock’s relatively thin float and recent technical support at the $12‑$13 range.

Technical: NWTG has been trading in a tight 4‑week consolidation around $13.20‑$13.80, forming a symmetrical triangle. A breakout on the earnings release will be a key signal. If the price pierces the upper trend‑line with volume, consider a short‑term long position targeting the next resistance (~$14.50). If it breaks the lower trend‑line, a short position toward the next support (~$12.00) may be justified.

Actionable take‑away

Until the Q2 2025 results are posted, keep a neutral stance but position for the volatility spike that typically follows a first‑time earnings release. A small‑size “event‑driven” trade—either a long‑or‑short straddle or a tight‑range breakout play—allows you to capture the move regardless of whether Q2 2025 outperforms or underperforms Q2 2024. Update the position immediately after the webcast based on the disclosed YoY figures and any forward‑looking guidance.