Pure Storage, $PSTG, Q2-26. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $0.43 🟢 💰 Revenue: $861M 🟢 📈 Net Income: $47.1M 🔎 Strong performance with 13% revenue growth and rising subscription ARR, driven by demand for next-gen storage solutions.

TD Bank Group, $TD, Q3-25. Results: 📊 EPS: $1.62 (CAD 2.20) 🟢 💰 Revenue: $11.6B (CAD 15.6B) 🔴 📈 Net Income: $2.5B (CAD 3.9B) 🔎 Canadian retail banking delivered record revenue and earnings, supported by strong loan and deposit growth.

Hormel Foods, $HRL, Q3-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $0.35 🔴 💰 Revenue: $3.03B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $183.7M 🔎 Organic net sales rose 6%, but earnings lagged due to rising commodity input costs and margin pressure.

Burlington Stores, $BURL, Q2-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $1.72 🟢 💰 Revenue: $2.70B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $94M 🔎 Strong comp store growth and margin expansion drove a high-quality earnings beat.

Dollar General, $DG, Q2-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $1.86🟢 💰 Revenue: $10.7B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $411M 🔎 Strong operating profit and EPS beat expectations as execution improved and consumer traffic increased across categories.

Bath & Body Works, $BBWI, Q2-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $0.37 🟢 💰 Revenue: $1.549B 🔴 📈 Net Income: $64M 🔎 Revenue and adjusted EPS came in at the high end of guidance; company raised the low end of FY25 outlook.

DICK'S Sporting Goods, $DKS, Q2-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $4.38 🟢 💰 Revenue: $3.65B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $381M 🔎 Record sales and 5% comp growth reflect strong execution and momentum ahead of Foot Locker acquisition.

Best Buy, $BBY, Q2-26. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $1.28 🟢 💰 Revenue: $9.44B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $186M 🔎 Sales grew for the first time in 3 years, driven by gaming, computing, and a strong back-to-school season.

Build-A-Bear Workshop, $BBW, Q2-25. Results: 📊 EPS: $0.94 🟢 💰 Revenue: $124.2M 🟢 📈 Net Income: $12.4M 🔎 Delivered record Q2 performance with double-digit growth in sales and earnings; raised full-year outlook.

Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, $OLLI, Q2-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $0.99 🟢 💰 Revenue: $679.6M 🟢 📈 Net Income: $61.3M 🔎 Store openings, total sales, and earnings all exceeded expectations, prompting a full-year outlook raise.

85% of Nvidia's $NVDA revenue last quarter came from just 6 companies $10.75B - Customer A (23% of total revenue) $7.48B - Customer B (16%) $6.54B - Customer C (14%) $5.14B - Customer D (11%) $5.14B - Customer E (11%) $4.67B - Customer F (10%) So what Meta, Amazon, Microsoft,

Victoria’s Secret & Co., $VSCO, Q2-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $0.33 🟢 💰 Revenue: $1.46B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $16M 🔎 Comparable sales rose 4% across brands and channels, with momentum accelerating into July and August.

Brown-Forman, $BF.A $BF.B, Q1-26. Results: 📊 EPS: $0.36 💰 Revenue: $924M 📈 Net Income: $170M 🔎 Despite revenue and EPS declines, Brown-Forman reaffirmed its FY outlook, citing strength in Emerging markets and Travel Retail.

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Autodesk, $ADSK, Q2-26 Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $2.62 🟢 💰 Revenue: $1.76B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $313M 🔎 Strength in AECO and a surge in upfront revenue helped drive outperformance this quarter, prompting a raise in full-year guidance.

Dell Technologies, $DELL, Q2-26 Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $2.32 🟢 💰 Revenue: $29.78B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $1.16B 🔎 Record revenue driven by AI solutions and 69% YoY growth in the Servers & Networking business.

Marvell Technology, $MRVL, Q2-26 Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $0.67 🟢 💰 Revenue: $2.01B 🔴 📈 Net Income: $194.8M 🔎 AI-fueled custom silicon demand and enterprise/networking recovery drove record revenue, up 58% YoY.

Affirm, $AFRM, Q4-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $0.69 🟢 💰 Revenue: $876M 🟢 📈 Net Income: $69M 🔎 Achieved profitability with $58M in operating income and record GMV of $10.4B, fueled by strong 0% APR loan adoption and Affirm Card growth.

Ulta Beauty, $ULTA, Q2-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $5.78 🟢 💰 Revenue: $2.79B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $261M 🔎 Strong comparable sales growth (+6.7%) and better-than-expected profitability driven by broad-based category strength.