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Beating estimates wasn’t enough this morning. A barcode scanner maker is getting crushed over a cash flow outlook that missed by a hair, a research firm and an AI software name are also sliding despite topping expectations, and a tech giant is lower on a disappointing margin forecast.

On the winning side, outlooks are doing the work. A life sciences company is leading the gainers after raising its full-year profit guidance, and a fast-food giant is climbing as its biggest brand bounces back from a food-safety scare.

He turned $30,000 into 3 million with his trend-following strategy.

Now, he’s zeroed in on 3 stocks he believes could be major beneficiaries of AI’s next phase—and they’re probably not the names you’re expecting.

He reveals all three in this FREE report.

Revvity (RVTY): +10%

The life sciences company is climbing after raising its full-year profit outlook. A higher bar for the rest of the year signals management is confident in where the business is heading, and the market is rewarding that confidence with one of the morning’s biggest moves.

Yum Brands (YUM): +4%

The Taco Bell parent beat on profit with revenue in line, and said Taco Bell has rebounded following the cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce. The recovery may be the bigger takeaway, since a quick bounce back at its flagship brand takes a real worry off the table.

Zebra Technologies (ZBRA): -17%

The barcode scanner and mobile computer maker beat third-quarter expectations, but its full-year free cash flow outlook came in marginally below estimates. The reaction suggests investors are zeroing in on cash generation over the headline beat.

Gartner (IT): -6%

The research and advisory firm beat third-quarter expectations and issued full-year earnings and revenue guidance above what analysts expected, and the stock is falling anyway. When a beat paired with a strong outlook still gets sold, it suggests the good news was already priced in.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR): -5%

Palantir topped Wall Street’s estimates, and its US commercial revenue jumped 148%, enough to overtake its US government business. The stock is sliding anyway, which suggests expectations were set well above what the Street had on paper.

Apple (AAPL): -4%

Apple is sliding after a disappointing margin forecast, and iPad sales in the fiscal fourth quarter missed Street estimates. For a company whose story leans on premium pricing and profitability, a softer margin outlook goes straight at the bull case.

He turned $30,000 into 3 million with his trend-following strategy.

Now, he’s zeroed in on 3 stocks he believes could be major beneficiaries of AI’s next phase—and they’re probably not the names you’re expecting.

He reveals all three in this FREE report.

Upstart Holdings (UPST)

Upstart is trending on StockTwits after reporting third-quarter results before the bell, with sentiment on the stream sitting in Extremely Bullish territory. Bulls are pointing to a profitable quarter and record contribution profit, and some are floating a short-squeeze setup, while skeptics are fixed on a trimmed full-year outlook.

The stock has barely budged premarket. Upstart beat estimates but lowered its full-year revenue guidance, citing borrower stress and interest-rate sensitivity. Today’s session could be the moment that either convinces traders the profit story is real or confirms the caution baked into that outlook.

✌️That’s it for today.