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This is the week investors wait for each quarter: the FAANG and growth stock earnings week.

Over 1000 companies are expected to report this week including many of the hottest tech names including most of FAANG with Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet reporting, along with other popular growth stocks.

And while the FAANG stocks have excellent earnings surprise charts, there are other, hidden gem charts you should be watching this week as well.

Among those are some of the hottest growth stocks but also stock in one of the ignored industries.

Can they keep their momentum?

5 Must-See Earnings Charts

1. Mastercard (MA Quick Quote MA - Free Report) has only missed one time in the last 5 years and it was during the pandemic, in 2020. That’s a great earnings surprise track record. The shares have been grinding to new highs, adding 7.4% year-to-date. They’re trading with a forward P/E of 50. Are they too hot to handle at this valuation?

2. Twilio (TWLO Quick Quote TWLO - Free Report) hasn’t missed in 5 years. And it’s been beating big during that time period. Shares are up 16.4% year-to-date and are near a new 5-year high. It doesn’t have a P/E as it’s expected to lose $0.18 this year. Will it breakout after earnings?

3. Deckers Outdoor Corp (DECK Quick Quote DECK - Free Report) has only missed once in the last 5 years and it was in 2017. It has two of the hottest shoe brands this year in UGG and HOKA. Shares are up 41% year-to-date and are at new all-time highs. It trades with a forward P/E of 26.5. Does it have more gas left in the tank?

4. Pinterest (PINS Quick Quote PINS - Free Report) has beat 4 quarters in a row. The shares have been on a roller coaster, however, but are now up 16% year-to-date. They aren’t cheap, with a forward P/E of 76. Is the Street too optimistic about this quarter?

5. Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM Quick Quote XOM - Free Report) has beat 3 quarters in a row. Shares have jumped 41% year-to-date as crude prices have risen. Earnings are expected to rise 1,378% in 2021 to $4.22 from a loss of $0.33 in 2020. Shares are cheap, with a forward P/E of 13.7. Will Exxon be able to extend its rally?