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Earnings live: Toll Brothers stock falls on margin softness; investors look to Oracle, Broadcom results ahead

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Earnings live: Toll Brothers stock falls on margin softness; investors look to Oracle, Broadcom results ahead Only a handful of major companies have yet to report their results for the last quarter, and AI leader Oracle (ORCL) is one of them…
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  • CrowdStrike is a second/third derivative beneficiary of AI Revolution

    80% confidence
  • Enterprises want AI that works within secure data environments without compromise

    80% confidence
  • Housing market experiencing soft demand and choppy conditions

    80% confidence
  • AI clusters are scaling from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands and soon millions of GPUs

    80% confidence
  • Companies mentioning AI averaged +1% stock performance since Sept 30 vs +0.3% for non-AI companies

    80% confidence
  • All consumers are seeking value regardless of income level

    80% confidence
  • AI-mentioning companies up 13.9% since Dec 31, 2024 vs 5.7% for non-AI companies

    80% confidence
  • Q3 2025 set new 10-year high for AI mentions in S&P 500 earnings calls with 306 companies

    80% confidence
  • Celestial AI projects $1B revenue run rate by Q4 FY2029

    80% confidence
  • Celestial AI projects $500M annual revenue starting H2 FY2028

    80% confidence
  • Luxury housing market remains differentiated from overall market

    80% confidence
  • Food retail sentiment has soured and competitive environment is notably tougher

    80% confidence

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Snowflake Inc. · net loss per share-0.87 USD
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