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Tech Giants Headline a Busy Earnings Week

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Two major technology companies report this week. ORCL and ADBE both drop results on Wednesday and Thursday respectively — making it a pivotal moment for software valuations.

Oracle posts Q4 2026 numbers on Wednesday after the close. The $615 billion giant carries short interest of just 2.1% of free float. That low bearish positioning suggests the market broadly expects solid results. Cloud momentum and AI infrastructure demand will be the key themes to watch.

Adobe follows on Thursday with its Q2 2026 update. Short interest sits at 4.8% of free float — a little higher but still modest. Analysts will focus on AI-driven creative tools and whether competition from generative AI platforms is eating into growth.

Monday brings CPB and SJM. Campbell's and J.M. Smucker both hold pre-recorded earnings calls. Consumer staples investors will look for margin trends as food inflation eases.

Tuesday sees MTN report Q3 results. Vail Resorts faces scrutiny over ski season attendance numbers.

CASY and CBRL report on Tuesday evening. Casey's General Stores and Cracker Barrel offer a read on US consumer spending in mid-America.

LEN rounds out the week Thursday. Lennar's Q2 homebuilder results arrive as mortgage rates remain elevated. Housing affordability data will heavily influence the reaction.

No significant IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.

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