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Executive Summary
- Traders are casting aside macro issues and focusing on strong U.S. corporate earnings as reporting season winds down
- We feature two companies with later than usual earnings dates that have underperformed a surging stock market in recent months
- A well-known American brand that has been a beneficiary of the work (and snack) from home trend caught our eye with its earnings date revision earlier this month
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