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

Joseph Carlson is $100K+ deep in both META and AMZN. AWS AI revenue is growing 260x faster than AWS itself did at the same stage. Is retail finally right?

GS posted near-record revenue with equities trading up 27% and M&A fees up 89%. The numbers are great. The vibes? Not so much.

Goldman, Citi, and friends report Q1 earnings into a geopolitical storm that's sent oil up 6% overnight. Retail sentiment is... complicated.

Semis are ripping, the S&P is on a 7-day win streak, and retail traders are 70% bullish. But with yields at 5-6%+ and gas up $1.17/gallon, earnings season is about to do a lot of heavy lifting.

TSM, ASML, and NKE are all reporting this week into a macro storm of record-low consumer sentiment, 3.3% CPI, and $100 oil. Retail is watching closely.

43 Wall Street analysts say strong buy. Quant models say hold. MRVL's earnings are coming and nobody can agree on literally anything.

DAL beat Q1 estimates and CCL surged 11%, but fuel just went from 15% to 30% of airline revenue in one quarter. Retail is celebrating. The CFOs are not.

Oil shock. Ceasefire drama. Medicare bumps. Somehow earnings season is still happening — and a few tickers are thriving despite the chaos.

War, oil shocks, and a Fed pivot walk into an earnings bar. Retail traders are betting on memory, energy, and a market that's 'spring-loaded.' Here's the positioning.

Oil's up 12% in a day, gas is up 38%, and somehow S&P forward earnings estimates are being revised *up*. Retail traders are not okay.

Credit spreads are blowing out, the S&P is below both moving averages, and yet retail is still nibbling. Here's what the data says about earnings expectations.

178K jobs, $141 Brent crude, and a Strait of Hormuz situation — Delta's earnings this week aren't about Q1. They're about whether summer travel survives the chaos.