Unusually relaxed… |
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Wall Street expects one of the strongest earnings seasons in years.
And for the first time in a while, the biggest story isn't just Big Tech.
→ Analysts are raising estimates across the market,
→ profits are spreading beyond the Magnificent Seven, and
→ investors may finally learn whether this year's rally has real breadth. |
Here's the story.⇩ |
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Jeff Brown believes by the end of this month, this Elon Musk new AI breakthrough will collide… |
With a powerful market prophecy that has correctly predicted some of the biggest market booms going back to 1950… |
Giving Americans a rare and perhaps last chance to turn a small stake into an entire six-figure nest egg in the next 12-18 months. |
The last time something like this happened, investors had a chance to turn a small stake of $10,000 into as much as $366,000 in just 14 months.
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The Bar Has Rarely Been Higher. |
Earnings season is often described as a test of corporate America. |
In reality, it's usually a test of expectations. |
Analysts spend months adjusting their forecasts before companies report. In a typical quarter, those estimates drift lower, making it easier for companies to "beat" expectations. |
That hasn't happened this time. |
According to JPMorgan, earnings estimates continued climbing throughout the second quarter while corporate earnings warnings remained well below normal levels. |
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✱ Wall Street now expects S&P 500 earnings to increase 23.3% from a year ago—well above both the five-year average of 16.4% and the ten-year average of 10.3%.
If realized, it would mark the second consecutive quarter above 20% earnings growth and the seventh straight quarter of double-digit profit growth.
Q2 Earnings Growth Expectations |
→ Q2 2026: 23.3%
→ 5-year average: 16.4%
→ 10-year average: 10.3%
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Bloomberg calls it "a dire shift of fortunes for America" and The Wall Street Journal calls it a "New World Order." Now, Dr. David Eifrig – a 40-year market veteran who traded through Black Monday and has recommended more than a dozen triple-digit winners – warns that you must make one of the most important financial decisions of your lifetime today. He strongly recommends this ONE step to potentially secure your retirement. |
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One billionaire put over half his $9 billion fund into one unusual AI stock — then bought more shares nearly every day for 61 straight trading days. |
It's not Nvidia... a chipmaker... or a cloud giant. |
Instead, it owns the assets the entire AI boom depends on... |
And Trump signed emergency executive orders to protect them. |
Right now it's trading at a rare discount... |
The same kind that's previously turned $10,000 into $55,000. In just over 12 months |
>>>Whitney Tilson reveals the name, completely free<<<
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This Isn't Just Another AI Story. |
For much of the AI boom, earnings growth came from a familiar group of companies. |
→ Nvidia.
→ Microsoft.
→ Meta.
→ Amazon. |
The market rewarded a handful of technology giants while much of the rest of corporate America struggled to keep up. |
This quarter looks much broader. |
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Ten of the eleven S&P 500 sectors are expected to report earnings growth, led by Energy, Technology and Materials. Massive AI infrastructure spending has benefited memory manufacturers, semiconductor equipment companies, utilities, power producers and industrial firms—not just the hyperscalers writing the checks. |
The AI boom has created winners well beyond Silicon Valley.
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He predicted the 2008 financial crisis…
He predicted Trump’s election in 2016….
He even predicted the rise of COVID-19 writing:
“The chance we don’t have something on the scale of a national pandemic in the next few years is near zero”
That was three months before the first reported case. |
If he’s right again, God Bless America… |
Because this crisis will be tectonic in scale…and it's going to begin with the bubble popping in AI.
Click here to view his latest warning
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The Other 493. |
Morgan Stanley believes something important is changing beneath the surface. |
The firm's strategists point out that the median company in the S&P 1500 is now growing earnings per share by more than 10%, the strongest performance since the post-pandemic recovery. Analysts are also raising profit forecasts for consumer discretionary and transportation companies—industries closely tied to the broader economy rather than AI alone. |
Even the market's leadership is beginning to reflect that shift. |
The equal-weight S&P 500—where every company carries the same weight instead of letting the largest stocks dominate—is outperforming the traditional market-cap weighted index for the first time since 2022. |
That's often one of the clearest signs that a rally is becoming healthier. |
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Market Breadth Is Improving |
→ Equal-weight S&P 500 outperforming
→ Median S&P 1500 EPS growth >10%
→ Profit estimates rising across multiple sectors
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A Maryland computer whiz recently created a new form of "Predictive AI" that can foresee the future prices of any of 2,334 stocks – to the penny – with 73% historical accuracy. It's led to a huge anomaly that would've turned every $5,000 into over $15,000 in the 16 months following its creation in one study.
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The Catch. |
Higher expectations make success harder. |
When Wall Street expects very little, companies can rally simply by being "less bad." |
When Wall Street expects one of the strongest earnings seasons in years, merely meeting expectations may not be enough. |
Investors will be looking beyond headline earnings. |
Questions they'll ask include: |
→ Are AI investments beginning to generate meaningful returns?
→ Can margins continue expanding?
→ Are executives raising guidance for the second half of the year? |
The answers may matter more than the quarter that just ended.
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The Bigger Lesson. |
One of the biggest investing mistakes is assuming markets reward good news. |
They don't. |
Markets reward news that is better than expected. |
That's why stocks sometimes fall after reporting record earnings and rally after reporting results that still look disappointing on paper. |
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The benchmark isn't perfection. It's expectations. |
This earnings season begins with some of the highest expectations in years. |
✱ If corporate America clears that bar, it could strengthen the case that this year's rally is becoming broader and more durable. |
✱ If not, investors may once again retreat to the handful of companies that have carried the market for most of this decade. |
The next few weeks will tell us whether the market's leadership is finally expanding—or whether the Magnificent Few are still doing most of the heavy lifting.
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