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Usman Kabir

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 3, 2026
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Jul 20, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Usman Kabir

    These 13 Stocks Are Beating Wall Street’s Earnings Calls (opens the original)

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    The second quarter earnings season is coming to an end, and the broader market environment is becoming more challenging for investors to navigate. Reuters reported that US stocks fell on August 31 amid rising oil prices, renewed inflation concerns, and increased expectations that the Federal Reserve could tighten monetary policy. Although the major indexes still recorded monthly gains, higher energy costs and Treasury yields created a new potential headwind for companies and equity...

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Usman Kabir

    Forget Marginal Beats: More Stocks Are Crushing Wall Street Estimates (opens the original)

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    The second-quarter earnings have been a major source of support for US equities, with profit growth noticeably strong, thanks to a boost from AI investments. But the narrative is becoming less straightforward: investors now have to weigh strong earnings against oil-driven inflation, bond-market pressures, monetary-policy uncertainties, and increasingly demanding expectations for AI-related growth. The next phase of the earnings story will depend not simply on whether companies continue to... Hea

  3. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Usman Kabir

    Crushing Wall Street: Stocks Beating Analyst Estimates (opens the original)

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    The second quarter earnings season is beginning to wind down and is shaping up to be another strong quarter in terms of growth. Earnings in the S&P 500 have now risen for 12 straight periods, with the momentum picking up and spreading beyond just the technology sector, although the latter still contributes disproportionately compared to others. Attention is now turning to the third quarter of the year, where earnings estimate revisions continue trending higher. Still, pockets of strength... Head

  4. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Usman Kabir

    Shattering Expectations: Standout Stocks Beating Consensus Estimates (opens the original)

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    The second quarter of the year has so far been a remarkably strong season for US-listed companies. Profits have expanded at an extraordinary rate; improvements extend beyond the big technology firms, and AI investments are generating substantial returns. But the quarter has also exposed a new vulnerability: companies are increasingly dependent on the AI investment cycle, with exceptionally high expectations for future earnings. With third-quarter earnings expected to grow nearly 30 percent,... N

  5. Article · Aug 28, 2026 · Usman Kabir

    Earnings Beaters: 10 Stocks Exceeding Wall Street’s Expectations (opens the original)

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    The second quarter earnings season has so far delivered an unusually high rate of earnings beats, strong investor fund flows, and increasingly broad corporate profit growth. Yet the market is demanding more than simply positive quarterly numbers. Investors are now looking into evidence that earnings growth is sustainable, that AI capital spending will produce attractive returns, and that companies can continue outperforming expectations even as financial conditions remain challenging. NYSE:SNYSE

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