Estimated bottom-up operating EPS for the S&P 500 shot 11% higher following results from the first month of reporting. Upward revisions during earnings season have become the norm for the last several quarters—with projections usually inflating in the high single digits from start to finish. Results for the first quarter seem to be different, with an initial spike standing head and shoulders above previous quarters. Forward quarters have moved higher as well and, in total, have dampened a good chunk of the multiple expansion that would normally follow a double-digit surge in the S&P 500.
May
04
2026
Q1: Another EPS Gusher
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