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The earnings calendar hits peak intensity this week. Over 800 companies report globally. The biggest US names span autos, tech, consumer staples and financials.
Tomorrow: GM and Netflix kick things off
GM opens Tuesday with its Q3 call at 8:30am ET. German car registration data tracked by ORTEX Alt Data leads GM's revenue by 15 days. That dataset is running +133% on the same quarter last year, with all three months in. It is a leading indicator worth watching against whatever GM prints. Netflix reports after the bell on Tuesday, alongside Intuitive Surgical, a $151bn medical robotics company.
Wednesday: Tesla in the spotlight
Tesla reports Wednesday at 5:30pm ET. German car data, which ORTEX Alt Data shows leads Tesla's revenue by 43 days, is running +269% on the same quarter last year across all three months. That is the sharpest leading signal among any name reporting this week. Also on Wednesday: ($330bn semiconductor equipment leader), and .
Thursday: P&G, AmEx and Fabrinet risk
Procter & Gamble reports at 9:30am Thursday alongside American Express. Both are bellwethers for US consumer health. Roper Technologies, Graco and Southwest Airlines also report Thursday. Southwest comes at a time when ORTEX Alt Data shows US international passenger enplanements rising for three consecutive months through July 2026.
Index radar: Fabrinet on the wire
Separate from earnings, ORTEX Index Rebalance Radar shows Fabrinet's probability of leaving the MSCI World jumped from 8% to 49% overnight. The ranking cut-off is today. Forced selling of $826M is in play if it falls through the exit line. Time is almost gone.
No IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.
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