See the demand shift before the earnings print.
Revenue is consumers doing things, and we watch the doing. The earnings board scores the consumer names reporting each week on a -100 to +100 demand signal, labels the setup, and shows our record on its past calls, so the print is confirmation instead of news.
Week of Sep 7: 13 companies scored before the call, 4 of 11 directional calls right.
| Ticker | Company | Signal | Read | After print |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AEO | American Eagle | +68 | Bullish | -14.0% |
| HAIN | Hain Celestial | -36 | Bearish | +0.0% |
| CHWY | Chewy | +31 | Bullish | -10.8% |
| DBI | DSW | +24 | Bullish | +14.8% |
| CASY | Casey's General Stores | +23 | Bullish | -14.2% |
| SHOE | Shoe Carnival | -21 | Bearish | -5.0% |
| RENT | Rent the Runway | +18 | Bullish | -13.1% |
| ADBE | Adobe | +17 | Bullish | +1.4% |
Signals published before each call. The move is the first close after the print against the last close before it. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
A signal, not a vibe
The forward signal compresses demand growth, sentiment momentum, and positioning into one number per reporter, published before the call.
Our record sits next to it
Each ticker carries our history on its past earnings calls: how often the direction was right and the current streak. You always see the base rate.
It feeds the whole desk
Earnings-week signals flow into the Morning Brief, the screener, and LikeFolio AI, so the desk already knows who reports and what demand says.
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