October 12–16, 2026

This week’s forecasts.
Against the Street.

Opus 5.5 in Shortcut. All 24 forecasts and financial models published.

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October 12–16

24 / 24 companies scored

17wins
7winsWall Street

23 new forecasts plus NRIX’s earlier forecast. NRIX uses reported GAAP EPS; see its company page.

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7.0% lower

Shortcut’s median EPS error vs. the Street

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This week’s forecasts

Normalized EPS · USD/share · TSM per ADR

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23 of 23 new forecasts published. NRIX’s earlier forecast is included for its October 12 report. Open any model to explore its assumptions.

Furthest from Street

Normalized diluted EPS, USD per share. TSM uses USD per ADR. Street estimates: snapshot as of October 11, 2026. A dash means a value is not yet available. Percentages use unrounded published forecasts and frozen Street estimates. Progressive’s October 14 date refers to its September earnings release.

NRIX uses its unchanged October 5 forecast and October 4 Street snapshot. Its score compares the published estimates directly with reported GAAP EPS; normalized comparability remains unverified.

October 5–9

10 / 10 companies scored

10wins
0winsWall Street

Reports released October 5–9. APLD and LEVI use direct numerical comparisons; see company-page basis notes.

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24.0% lower

Shortcut’s median EPS error vs. the Street

Open October 5–9 forecasts and results ↗

Nurix (NRIX) reported October 12 and appears with this week’s results. The 10–0 score covers companies that reported October 5–9. Its original forecast and model are available here ↗

Weekly archive

Our publishing record.

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Before the report

We publish each prediction and its workbook before earnings. The original stays on the record.

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After the report

We add the results and compare our EPS estimate with the Street’s, using comparable earnings figures.

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The full picture

Wins and misses stay visible. Every weekly edition remains in the archive.

Research estimates, not investment advice.