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These Companies are Earnings All-Stars

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There are over 400 companies reporting earnings this week but not all of them have records where they have beaten nearly every quarter for years. It’s not easy to do. Think about all that has happened over the last 5 years in the economy.

But these companies have managed to beat the earnings consensus for most, or all, of that time.

Impressive.

Here are 4 that have amazing earnings surprise records and they’re looking to do it again this week.

1.    Raytheon has missed just once in the last 5 years. It has a gorgeous chart with shares at multi-year highs.

2.    Lear Corporation (LEA - Free Report) has a perfect track record with no misses in the last 5 years. Shares have finally broken out to new highs after worries about peak auto plagued them in 2016.

3.    PayPal (PYPL - Free Report) hasn’t been public that long but it hasn’t missed since it was spun off of eBay in 2015. Shares are choppy though.

4.    Brunswick (BC - Free Report) has missed just once in the last 5 years. The maker of boats, marine engines and, yes, air hockey tables, looks like it wants to break out of its recent trading range. Will this earnings report finally be the juice that sends the shares to new heights?

What else should you know about these earnings charts? Tune into the short video to find out.

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A lot of popular and widely-held companies are reporting over the next week, including Alphabet (aka Google) (GOOGL - Free Report) .

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