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The Hottest Earnings Charts This Week

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Earnings season is winding down but there are still over 100 companies expected to report this week including some big-name companies that everyone knows and loves.

It’s not easy to beat on earnings quarter after quarter. Some of these companies have been doing it for 5 years in a row. That’s impressive.

Will these 5 companies keep up their great earnings track records this week?

1.    Lennar (LEN - Free Report) hasn’t missed in 5 years. Shares have been on a tear in 2017. Is this the start of a new breakout for the homebuilder stocks?

2.    Nike (NKE - Free Report) has missed only once in 5 years and it was all the way back in 2012. So why are shares well off their highs?

3.    HealthEquity (HQY - Free Report) hasn’t missed since its 2014 IPO. Shares have been testing the all-time highs.

4.    PVH Corporation (PVH - Free Report) is in the dreaded apparel retail area. It owns Tommy Hilfiger and licenses many top brands like Calvin Klein. 2016 was a tough year. Will 2017 be better?

5.    Accenture (ACN - Free Report) has the best chart of the week even though it has missed 3 times over the prior 5 years. It has steadily moved higher over that time period and looks poised to break out. 

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

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