[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  VenkatP [@VenkatP1359](/creator/twitter/VenkatP1359) on x 1124 followers Created: 2025-07-22 01:13:21 UTC BARRON’S REVIEW By Sabrina Escobar | Monday, July XX Go Time. Investors are revving up for a big earnings week. The S&P XXX and Nasdaq Compositemarked record highs (again), rising XXX% and 0.4%, respectively, on the day, even though stocks pulled back from intraday highs toward the end of the trading session. It's the 10th record close this year for the S&P XXX and the 12th for the tech-heavy Nasdaq. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about XX points, or less than 0.1%. There wasn't any specific catalyst moving markets on Monday. Call it the calm before the storm of earnings report that are slated to be released over the remainder of the week. Whether the rally continues might very well depend on what corporate America has to say about a very chaotic quarter -- and what it expects in the coming months. Callie Cox, chief market strategist at Ritholtz Wealth Management, writes that Wall Street has decided to "give corporate America a mulligan of sorts," with S&P XXX earning projections targeting growth of just XXX% year over year -- the lowest bar since the fourth quarter of 2023. The bar is "impressively low," she adds, especially considering S&P XXX companies have handily beaten analyst expectations over the past couple of quarters. In a way, a lower bar is bullish, as low expectations and an acceptable reality are a decent setup for steady gains. Maybe analysts just gave the stock market a little blessing in disguise. However, calling this a low-expectation season doesn’t do it justice. You can’t just blow this quarter off. We’ll get fresh commentary on how management is navigating century-high tariffs, plus potentially some color on Aug. X tariff threats. We'll be covering the earnings reports here.  DJIA: -XXXX% to XXXXXXXXX S&P 500: +0.14% to XXXXXXXX Nasdaq: +0.38% to XXXXXXXXX The Hot Stock: Verizon Communications +4.0% The Biggest Loser: EQT Corporation -XXX% Best Sector: Communications Services +1.3%👈 Worst Sector: Energy -1%👈 XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [stocks](/topic/stocks) [rating agency](/topic/rating-agency) [$spy](/topic/$spy) [Post Link](https://x.com/VenkatP1359/status/1947464951402271008)
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Created: 2025-07-22 01:13:21 UTC
BARRON’S REVIEW By Sabrina Escobar | Monday, July XX
Go Time.
Investors are revving up for a big earnings week. The S&P XXX and Nasdaq Compositemarked record highs (again), rising XXX% and 0.4%, respectively, on the day, even though stocks pulled back from intraday highs toward the end of the trading session. It's the 10th record close this year for the S&P XXX and the 12th for the tech-heavy Nasdaq. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about XX points, or less than 0.1%. There wasn't any specific catalyst moving markets on Monday. Call it the calm before the storm of earnings report that are slated to be released over the remainder of the week. Whether the rally continues might very well depend on what corporate America has to say about a very chaotic quarter -- and what it expects in the coming months. Callie Cox, chief market strategist at Ritholtz Wealth Management, writes that Wall Street has decided to "give corporate America a mulligan of sorts," with S&P XXX earning projections targeting growth of just XXX% year over year -- the lowest bar since the fourth quarter of 2023. The bar is "impressively low," she adds, especially considering S&P XXX companies have handily beaten analyst expectations over the past couple of quarters. In a way, a lower bar is bullish, as low expectations and an acceptable reality are a decent setup for steady gains. Maybe analysts just gave the stock market a little blessing in disguise. However, calling this a low-expectation season doesn’t do it justice. You can’t just blow this quarter off. We’ll get fresh commentary on how management is navigating century-high tariffs, plus potentially some color on Aug. X tariff threats. We'll be covering the earnings reports here.  DJIA: -XXXX% to XXXXXXXXX S&P 500: +0.14% to XXXXXXXX Nasdaq: +0.38% to XXXXXXXXX The Hot Stock: Verizon Communications +4.0% The Biggest Loser: EQT Corporation -XXX% Best Sector: Communications Services +1.3%👈 Worst Sector: Energy -1%👈
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