Stocks are seeing increasingly wild swings post-earnings. Why even good numbers often aren’t enough to impress.

MarketWatch· Frances Yue· Jul 10, 2026 · 11:04 AM

The second-quarter earnings season is off to a volatile start, offering an early test of whether investors’ high expectations for corporate profits can hold up.

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