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Operating profit in the U.S. did decline 28 percent, but profits were up 25 percent in China leading to a strong earnings beat.

Better than expected revenue growth is a welcome sign for Alcoa, but earnings came in below Wall Street's expectations.

Wall Street’s expectations for Blue Nile went up considerably after last quarter’s better than expected earnings results. However, our checks show that while traffic is up slightly from last quarter, it continues to show weak y/y comparisons.

Looking ahead to fiscal 2010, we feel that Wall Street’s earnings estimates are too conservative.

We are looking for Procter & Gamble to continue to trend among Dow stocks of delivering better than expected results this quarter.

Kraft should post better than expected second quarter results despite continued market share losses.

We are expecting solid second quarter results out of Chevron driven primarily by significantly higher oil prices in the quarter.

The decline in consumer spending has significantly impacted their theme park segment, while a weak advertising environment has impacted their media segment.

The rising price of oil along with better than expected quarterly results out of Occidental Petroleum and Noble Corp all point to a stronger than expected quarter for Exxon.

The second quarter earnings season has started out with the first twelve Dow stocks all reporting better than expected earnings results. We expect that Verizon will also follow that pattern and beat analyst expectations.