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Why Earnings Beats Can Still Send Stocks Lower

Despite strong Q2 results, SpaceX, SanDisk, and Alphabet saw their stocks drop after earnings, highlighting that markets trade on expectations and earnings quality, not just headline numbers. Key factors include heavy capex, price-driven growth, and non-operating gains, underscoring the importance of analyzing cash flow, revenue drivers, and profit sources.

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The gap between reported beats and negative price reaction reflects how much good news was already priced in, so the marginal signal comes from quality rather than the headline. Heavy capex, price-led revenue, and non-operating gains each weaken the case that underlying demand is strengthening, which matters most for holders of these names and for how the broader market reads the current earnings season. Whether cash-flow conversion and core revenue drivers, rather than one-off items, carry the next round of results is the open question.

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