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

57K jobs. Half of what was expected. Retail is already rotating into rate-sensitive names ahead of earnings — and the sentiment data shows it.

Retail traders are loading up on AI names and healthcare while geopolitical chaos swirls. Here's who the crowd is backing — and who they're fading.

Q2 ended with a bang — S&P up 14%, Nasdaq up 19%. Now everyone's asking: who actually earned those gains, and who got carried by vibes?

Nike reports June 30th with a new CFO, a stock near 12-year lows, and retail traders desperately hoping for a turnaround. Good luck focusing.

ON Semi dropped 25% in a single week after announcing a $7B all-stock Synaptics acquisition. Reddit is calling it a capital crime. Here's where sentiment stands.

Micron just crushed Q3 with $41.5B in revenue and guided to $50B next quarter. Meanwhile, PepsiCo might actually miss. Earnings season has a hero and a villain.

The Nasdaq just bled 2.2%, Micron dropped 13%, and earnings are imminent. Retail traders are either loading up or running for the exits.

GOOGL is down 7% on AI brain drain fears, SpaceX just priced its first bond sale, and Iran peace talks are reshaping earnings outlooks for energy AND tech. Buckle up.

AbbVie drops $10.9B on Apogee Therapeutics, sending APG up 47% pre-market. Arcosa surges 11% on CRH acquisition talk. Summer earnings season just got interesting.

Iran deal incoming, oil unwinding, SpaceX IPO breaking records — retail traders are quietly rotating ahead of what could be the hottest earnings season in years.

Accenture just posted a brutal 18% drop on a revenue miss while Intel surged 10% on a Trump-backed Apple chip deal. Earnings season has opinions.

Kroger just dropped its weakest sales quarter since August 2024. CarMax is next. Retail traders are positioning — are they reading it right?