Earnings revisions are the most negative since December of 2022, potentially setting us up for a slam dunk earnings season with such a low bar to register a 'beat'. https://t.co/eqhjpj5rsJ
'Citigroup's index of earnings revisions showed strong negative momentum in September, dipping to its lowest level since December 2022.' https://t.co/cEFRosJAdU https://t.co/haRZd4wmef
Expectations have fallen hard since Q2 realized 11% YoY earnings growth - by 33% in just 3 months. How can earnings not beat?! https://t.co/3LMMtSkYnu

As the third quarter earnings season approaches, analysts have noted a significant shift in expectations. The Citigroup Economic Surprise Index turned positive by the end of Q3, suggesting a potential upside in earnings, contrary to the previous expectation of a 3.5% year-over-year decline. Analysts have revised earnings expectations downward, creating a lower threshold for companies to exceed. Since the second quarter, expectations have dropped by 33%, following a realized 11% year-over-year earnings growth. Despite a negative momentum in earnings revisions, which reached its lowest level since December 2022, this could set the stage for a favorable earnings season, as companies may find it easier to surpass the lowered expectations.




