Top Earnings Opportunities…

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As for this week, check out my latest earnings watchlist. Banks have kicked off earnings season with a bang! There is always a risk with earnings season that the banks will set off disappointment at the beginning of the season, as they did last quarter, but this quarter it has not been the case. These reports have been a very positive catalyst to kick off the season, and now we are coming upon more critical reports from Taiwan Semi, Netflix, Johnson & Johnson, and more.

Check out my most tradeable list below:

Wednesday Morning:

ASML

JNJ

ALLY

USB

Wednesday Afternoon:

UAL

AA
DFS

STLD

Thursday Morning:

TSM

DPZ

DHI

ALK

Thursday afternoon:

NFLX

ISRG

Friday morning:

AXP

SLB

HAL

TRV

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