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Tomorrow kicks off a heavy reporting schedule. GM posts Q3 results at 6:30am ET on Tuesday. NFLX reports after the bell the same day. RTX and MMM also report Tuesday.
The biggest name is TSLA, reporting after Tuesday's close. German car registration data tracked by ORTEX leads Tesla revenue by 43 days. That indicator is running 269% above the same quarter last year. That is a striking reading. It points to strong demand, though it is not a forecast of the print.
For GM, the same German cars dataset leads revenue by 15 days. It is running 133% above the prior year quarter. GM reports pre-market Tuesday morning.
Wednesday brings AT&T, IBM, Philip Morris, Abbott, Procter & Gamble, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell, and Union Pacific. That is one of the busiest single days of the Q3 season.
No IPOs were found in the confirmed pipeline for this seven-day window.
On the index front, today is the MSCI World November 2026 ranking cut-off. Fabrinet's deletion probability jumped to 49% overnight. The stock sits 9.3% below the exit line. A removal would trigger $826M of forced selling in MSCI World trackers on 30 November.
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