As of now, 70% of S&P 500 $SPY companies have reported their Q3 earnings. Here’s how they stack up among the 352 companies that reported: EPS: ‣ Beat: 264 ‣ Miss: 21 ‣ In-line: 67 Revenue: ‣ Beat: 211 ‣ Miss: 141 Source: FactSet https://t.co/9kNSlpXRYW
So far, 70% of S&P 500 $SPY companies have reported Q3 earnings. Here’s a heatmap showing how S&P 500 stocks reacted to their results. https://t.co/9kHvr6yEX7
As of now, 70% of S&P 500 $SPY companies have reported their Q3 earnings. Here’s how they stack up among the 352 companies that reported: EPS: ‣ Beat: 264 ‣ Miss: 21 ‣ In-line: 67 Revenue: ‣ Beat: 211 ‣ Miss: 141 Check the heatmap for how S&P 500 companies are reacting to… https://t.co/PpBjo2KuMZ

As of November 1, 2024, 70% of S&P 500 companies have reported their Q3 earnings, with 75% exceeding earnings per share (EPS) estimates. This performance is slightly below the five-year average of 77%, but aligns with the ten-year average of 75%. The blended year-over-year earnings growth rate for the S&P 500 stands at 5.1%, marking the fifth consecutive quarter of growth. Among the 352 companies that have reported, 264 companies beat EPS estimates, while 21 missed and 67 were in-line. In terms of revenue, 211 companies exceeded expectations, whereas 141 did not. The data indicates a positive trend in earnings, although the overall percentage of companies beating EPS estimates is lower than the recent historical averages.





