Upcoming and just-reported earnings, with AI analysis of how retail sentiment is positioned.

Netflix beat on EPS by a penny but missed revenue by $30M. A $1B free cash flow shortfall has traders asking if the easy money is already priced in.

United beat on EPS and revenue, raised guidance, and still got punished. Retail traders are learning that earnings season rewards perfection, not effort.

HCA cut full-year EPS guidance as ACA subsidy expirations hit patient access. Healthcare is the only S&P sector projected to post negative earnings growth this season, down 18%.

JPMorgan, Goldman, Citi, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America all crushed estimates. Equities trading is the story of the summer. Now sentiment pivots to Big Tech.

Retail traders are leaning long into Netflix and Meta earnings, even as oil spikes 9% and chips crater. Here's what the crowd is betting on.

SK Hynix tanked after a 13% ADR pop while TSMC holds firm. Retail traders are picking sides in the chip sector split.

Earnings season kicks off with the big banks reporting into a US-Iran war, a closed Strait of Hormuz, and a Fed chief nobody fully trusts yet.

The Iran war just handed defense contractors a blank check. Here's what retail traders expect when RTX and LMT report.

Q2 earnings season is here and retail traders are laser-focused on the big banks. Here's what social sentiment says about who wins and who gets torched.

SK Hynix is pricing $28B in ADRs Thursday into a market where Samsung just crashed 9% and the Philly Semiconductor Index dropped 4.5%.

Markets flatlined but X and YouTube are fired up: will earnings unfreeze the action or just keep boring us into bad trades?

Apple and Rivian are flexing, chips are tanking, and retail traders are wondering if ‘diversified’ just means ‘less panic?’