AMT
American Tower Corporation
stock NYSE

AMT = Auction Market Theory
It's the dominant market model used by professional traders. You can find plenty of videos on it, but I'd recommend reading books by James Dalton (*Mind Over Markets*) and J. Peter Steidlmayer (*Steidlmayer on Markets*).
I'll do tomorrow's ORB, make some notes and mark up my chart.

Whats AMT? Do you mind giving an ORB example?

Yes.
As context, I do swing/position trading, algo trading, and discretionary day trading. I have multiple algos running that are simple price action (e.g., index in trend, buy on 2-day low, sell when Close > PDH — yes, really, that simple — just an example).
Discretionary daytrading, I do what I call AMT-ORB, which is Opening Range Breakout with some AMT concepts overlaid to help reduce false breakouts. Daily timeframe MA for trend, before I start. The actual trading? Nothing on the screen but the opening range marked off.
No support/resistance, no trendlines.
I move my stops in three phases: protection, run, and endgame. In each phase, I have different rules for following behind pullbacks, impulses, and consolidations.
I also have some other rules for exiting, like setting a limit in a consolidation to try to exit on the high side of the range, or trend exhaustion, blow-off tops... all 100% price action.

Check out drysdale on youtube, Im more or less using his approach. Some discretion is needed but for the most part as long as you dont choke the stop loss and dont shoot for the moon while waiting for the better setups. bands overlapping with current day/ previous day vp levels while in line with AMT you'll be good after practicing it for awhile. I personally only do first tap price discovery continuation and return to value setups

I strongly suggest you to start study AMT (auction market theory), then orderflow, after you understand orderflow, start dig into option flow (GEX), add it into price action and you have all you need

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Hey all,
A $5 million raise sounds like a lot – until you realize one deep drill hole can cost $500,000 and a new mine costs $10 billion. Suddenly, exploration looks like the cheap part.
When people hear about exploration companies raising a few million dollars, it sounds like a lot.
In mining, it's barely the opening chapter.
A single deep diamond drill hole can easily cost anywhere from $200,000 to $500,000, and a meaningful drill campaign can burn through millions of dollars before anyone knows whether they're even testing the best target.
Now compare that with building an actual mine.
Modern copper projects regularly require $2 billion to more than $10 billion before producing their first pound of copper. Cobre Panama reportedly cost over $10 billion to develop before entering production, while Teck and Glencore's QB2 project in Chile came in at roughly $8.8 billion.
When you look at those numbers, exploration spending starts to look very different.
That's why I've become interested in companies investing more effort before the drill program begins.
NоvаRеd (CSE: NRЕD / OTCQB: NRЕDF) has spent the past several months expanding the Wilmac Project to nearly 39,700 acres, committing up to $8.5 million to earn a 70% interest in the Trojan-Condor Corridor, developing a regional geological model tied to the Copper Mountain intrusive system, and planning another 53 miles of IP and AMT geophysical surveys before drilling.
At the same time, the company has built MetalCore into a platform containing more than 4.1 million geological records. The goal is to combine historical exploration data, geochemistry, geophysics, and other datasets to identify the highest-probability drill targets before committing significant capital.
I think that's where AI can actually make a difference in mining.
If better geological models and better target selection prevent just two or three unnecessary drill holes, that's roughly $500,000 to $1.5 million that stays available for testing stronger targets instead. On an $8.5 million exploration budget, that can meaningfully improve how far each dollar goes.
There's another benefit that often gets overlooked.
Exploration isn't only about saving money. It's about saving time. Every drilling campaign that tests weak targets pushes potential discoveries further into the future. Improving target selection early can shorten the path to a meaningful discovery, even if only by a few months.
AI isn't going to discover copper on its own, and it won't eliminate the uncertainty that comes with exploration.
What it can do is help companies spend exploration dollars more efficiently, reduce avoidable mistakes, and improve the odds that each drill hole answers an important geological question.
In an industry where bringing a new copper mine into production can take well over 15 years, even modest improvements at the exploration stage can have an impact that lasts for the entire life of the project.
AI won't dig the copper – but it might save you from drilling three holes that never should have been drilled. In an industry where time is measured in decades, that's a real edge.

If someone asks you how much it costs to build a copper mine, tell them this:
Wrong question.
The harder question is how many years it takes.
According to S&P Global, the average timeline from discovery to production is now about 17 years. The IEA expects copper demand to climb roughly 30% by 2040, while S&P projects demand increasing from around 28 million tonnes in 2025 to 42 million tonnes by 2040. That's an extra 14 million tonnes every year the industry somehow has to find.
Think about what that means.
If someone discovers a major copper deposit tomorrow morning, there's a good chance it won't become a producing mine until the 2040s. By then AI infrastructure, power grids, EVs and defense manufacturing will all need even more copper than they do today.
That's why exploration has quietly become a race against the calendar.
I think that's also why companies have started investing in technology instead of just drills. Every month saved identifying the wrong target before drilling, every survey that narrows the search area, every geological model that increases the probability of success compounds over a project measured in decades.
NRED is an interesting example of that approach.
Instead of rushing into drilling, the company expanded Wilmac to nearly 39.7k acres, committed $8.5M to earn a 70% interest, completed regional geological interpretation tying the property to the Copper Mountain district about 6 miles away, and still plans another 53 miles of IP and AMT surveys before the drill program. At the same time, MetalCore has grown to more than 4.1 million geological records to help prioritize where those exploration dollars are spent.
Nobody knows which exploration companies will make the next discovery.
But one thing seems increasingly obvious to me.
If the industry needs copper in the 2030s, the work has to start in the 2020s. The calendar doesn't care what copper is trading at today, and that's probably the most overlooked part of the entire copper story.

Copper is up.
Freeport beat earnings.
So production should be exploding... right?
Not even close.
Freeport realized an average copper price 41.5% higher than a year ago and still produced 18.2% less copper, just 786 million pounds for the quarter. Gold production dropped 39.4%, and the company says repairs after the Grasberg mudflow have already cost about $363 million.
That's the part I keep thinking about.
People often assume higher prices solve shortages.
Mining doesn't work that way.
You can't wake up on Monday and decide to produce another billion pounds of copper. Ore bodies don't grow because copper hit $6. Existing mines age. Equipment breaks. Weather happens. Permits take years. Even companies worth tens of billions of dollars spend years recovering from one major disruption.
Which brings me back to explorers.
They're easy to ignore because they don't produce revenue yet. But every producing mine started exactly the same way: someone assembled land, mapped the geology, ran surveys and hoped the drill bit proved the model right.
NRED is still in that chapter.
The company recently expanded Wilmac to nearly 39.7k acres, committed $8.5M to earn a 70% interest, identified a regional intrusive system beside Copper Mountain and still has another 53 miles of IP and AMT work planned before drilling. MetalCore now combines more than 4.1 million geological records to improve target selection before those drill dollars are spent.
And this is even without EyeX angle, once that deal goes through, NRED will have one more entry to 72b mining tech TAM, offering solutions to implement smart metrics to existing visual feed hardware mining operators already have on site.
Bottom line is, when largest copper producers on the planet can't simply replace lost production even with copper prices up more than 40%, I can't help thinking that finding the next generation of deposits can become more valuable than most of us expect.

It is becoming increasingly clear that the primary driver in the copper market right now is on the supply side rather than just demand speculation. Physical market indicators in Asia show immediate tightness, with Shanghai copper inventories dropping over 80% since mid-March and import premiums more than doubling this year as buyers compete for physical metal on the spot market.
This structural imbalance is compounded by the fact that bringing new supply online now takes over 17 years from initial discovery to commercial production. Because legacy assets are aging, the burden falls entirely on preliminary exploration and systematic site development to locate the next generation of reserves.
From a fundamental perspective, this setup creates an interesting dynamic for early-stage exploration plays with significant land packages. For instance, NovaRed has consolidated nearly 39,700 acres in the Copper Mountain district and is executing a data-driven exploration strategy with extensive IP and AMT surveys prior to drilling. While greenfield exploration carries inherent execution risks, assets that are actively derisking supply in high-grade districts are well-positioned as physical metal grows harder to source.

One detail buried in today's tariff headlines deserves more attention. The newest U.S. tariff package specifically exempted copper and critical minerals, reinforcing a broader trend already taking shape. Reuters also reported that U.S. demand for rare-earth magnets reached roughly 48,000 metric tons last year while domestic production supplied only about 300 tons, and China still controls more than 80% of global mineral refining. Governments increasingly view critical minerals as strategic infrastructure because modern economies, AI data centers, electric grids and defense systems simply dont function without them.
That raises another question: if North America needs more mines, how does the industry find and operate them more efficiently? That's one reason NRED has been interesting to follow. The company recently expanded its Wilmac Project to nearly 39.7k acres, committed $8.5M to earn a 70% interest, and plans another 53 miles of IP and AMT surveys before drilling. On top of the exploration work, MetalCore has grown into a database of 4+ million geological records designed to rank and refine drill targets before millions of dollars are spent putting holes in the ground.
The operational side is what caught my attention even more. Through its agreement with EyeX, NRED is looking beyond exploration into day-to-day mine operations. The platform is designed to analyze feeds from existing security cameras, drones and other visual infrastructure already deployed across a site, allowing operators to add AI capabilities without replacing their hardware. That matters because unplanned equipment downtime can cost $5,000-$20,000 per hour for large haul trucks, while a single failure can cascade through shovels, crushers and processing plants, turning into losses approaching $2 million in a day on large open-pit operations. Even smaller studies estimate haul-truck downtime at more than $1,000 per hour, before repair costs are included. AI that identifies hazards, tracks equipment movement, monitors stockpiles or flags maintenance issues earlier only has to prevent a handful of these events to justify its deployment
What I like is that these ideas complement each other. Better exploration software to reduce the number of unnecessary drill holes. Better operational software to help future mines extract more value from infrastructure that's already in place. As governments push to secure more domestic mineral supply, I think the companies combining quality geology with practical technology will be worth paying close attention to

# Today is Tuesday, the 28th of July
## Upcoming events for Tuesday, July 28th
- Stock splits:
- CBWTF @ **1:14**
- SMTOY @ **5:1**
- WHLR @ **1:5**
- Expected earnings:
AAT, AB, ABG, ACGL, ACHC, AKR, ALKS, AMT, APAM, ASH, AUBN, AWI, AXS, AXTA, BA, BCS, BE, BRSP, BUSE, BXP, CAC, CAKE, CAR, CARR, CBU, CGAU, CHE, CLW, CMS, CNC, CNP, CR, CSGP, CTO, CTS, CURB, CVLT, CZR, DINO, DTE, ECL, ENPH, EXE, EXLS, EXR, F, FCF, FE, FELE, FMX, FSP, GEF, GEF.B, GLW, GSK, HIW, HLT, HRI, HUBB, HURN, INCY, INIO, IQV, ITRI, ITW, IVZ, JBLU, KLAC, KNSA, KO, LOGI, LSTR, LXFR, MANH, MBIN, MDLZ, MEOH, MIR, MVBF, NAUT, NBR, NEO, NOV, NXPI, OI, OMC, ORN, OSK, OXLC, PCAR, PDM, PDS, PHG, PII, PJT, PNR, PPG, PROV, PYPL, QRVO, QUAD, RBBN, RCKY, RCL, RGEN, RITM, RNST, ROG, RPT, RUSHA, RUSHB, RWT, SB, SBCF, SEVN, SHW, SLDE, SNDL, SPGI, SPWR, STAG, STX, SWKS, TER, THFF, THG, TLRY, TRMK, TRTX, TRU, TSBK, TTAM, TXT, TZOO, UMBF, UNM, UPS, V, VLTO, VRNS, WERN, WM, WNEB, WPC, XIFR, XPRO, XYL, ZWS
- Ex-div:
AGZD, ASML, DGRS, DGRW, EMCB, FAST, HYZD, MAXI, OBIL, PAYX, SATA, SND, TAXE, TBIL, THYM, TMNL, TMNS, TMSF, UFIV, UG, UNIY, USDX, USIN, USSH, USVN, UTEN, UTHY, UTRE, UTWO, UTWY, WTBN, WTIP, WTMU, WTMY, XBIL, ZHOG, ZMUN, ZTEN, ZTRE, ZTWO
- Economic events and announcements:
- 2-Year Note Auction (actual: 4.315%, previous: 4.189%)
- 3-Month Bill Auction (actual: 3.815%, previous: 3.730%)
- 5-Year Note Auction (actual: 4.408%, previous: 4.200%)
- 6-Month Bill Auction (actual: 3.945%, previous: 3.835%)
- Atlanta Fed GDPNow (actual: 1.6%, consensus: 1.7%, previous: 1.7%)
- Core Durable Goods Orders (actual: 0.6%, consensus: 0.9%, previous: 1.8%)
- Dallas Fed Mfg Business Index (actual: 1.3, previous: 0.0)
- Durable Goods Orders (actual: 0.3%, consensus: 1.6%, previous: -4.0%)
- Durables Excluding Defense (actual: 0.3%, previous: -4.3%)
- Goods Orders Non Defense Ex Air (actual: 0.9%, previous: 1.9%)
- U.S. President Trump Speaks
## Upcoming events for Wednesday, July 29th
- Stock splits:
- GSHRF @ **1:6**
- Expected earnings:
ACR, ADAM, ADP, ADPT, AEM, AER, AGI, AHT, ALGN, ALKT, ALRS, AM, AMRN, AMSC, ANIK, AON, APH, AR, ARCB, ARCC, ARIS, ARIS, ARM, ARXS, ASC, ASIC, ASTL, AUR, AVTR, AWK, AWRE, AXGN, BANC, BAND, BBNX, BBT, BBVA, BELFA, BELFB, BG, BHC, BHE, BIIB, BLCO, BLKB, BNL, BOOM, BOOT, BRBS, BSX, BTU, CBRE, CBZ, CCEC, CFFN, CHDN, CHEF, CHRW, CLB, CLBK, CLH, CLMB, CLVT, CMG, CMPR, CMTG, CNMD, CNXN, CORT, COUR, CP, CPSH, CRK, CSL, CSTM, CTSH, CVE, CVI, CVLG, CVNA, CWH, CZFS, DB, DBD, DLHC, DMC, EDU, EFOR, EG, EIG, EPR, EQIX, ESRT, ESS, ETD, ETR, EVR, EXP, FBRT, FCPT, FICO, FINW, FLEX, FLS, FMC, FORM, FPI, FRMM, FTAI, FTNT, FTRE, FTV, FUSB, FVRR, FXNC, GBFH, GD, GEHC, GFL, GHC, GIB, GKOS, GNRC, GRBK, GRMN, GTE, GTX, HAYW, HBB, HBM, HLI, HLX, HOOD, HSBC, HUM, HVT, HVT.A, HWBK, HWKN, HXL, HYMC, IART, ICLR, IEX, ILPT, INVH, IONS, JCI, JOE, KEX, KGC, LAD, LARK, LENZ, LFUS, LHX, LII, LMND, LRCX, LUNG, LXP, LXU, MAA, MAS, MAX, MC, MCHB, MDXG, META, MFIN, MGM, MGPI, MGRC, MHO, MKL, MNRO, MOD, MORN, MSFT, MTG, MTH, MX, MYRG, NCSM, NEU, NFG, NGVT, NHTC, NMRK, NPKI, NSP, NWE, NWPX, OBT, ODFL, OFLX, OGE, OHI, OMF, OPCH, ORLY, OSW, PAG, PB, PBHC, PBI, PCOR, PEB, PFS, PFSI, PG, PI, PLPC, PLXS, PMT, PPC, PRCH, PRG, PSA, PSHG, PSN, PTC, PTEN, PUMP, QCOM, QTWO, QURE, RDWR, REG, REYN, RGR, RM, RMBI, RRBI, RSI, RYZ, SBUX, SCI, SCL, SFM, SHEN, SILC, SIM, SIMO, SITE, SLGN, SMG, SMHI, SOFI, SONO, SPOK, ST, STRA, SVCC, SW, SWK, SYBT, TDOC, TENB, TEVA, TFSL, TIPT, TK, TNK, TREE, TTEK, TYL, UAN, UFPI, UIS, ULCC, UMC, UROY, USLM, VET, VFC, VICI, VKTX, VMC, VRSK, VRT, VTR, WAY, WEC, WFG, WHD, WING, WNC, WSO, WSO.B, WWD
- Ex-div:
ENTG, MCBS, PSEC, SATA
- Economic events and announcements:
- 7-Year Note Auction (previous: 4.260%)
- ADP Employment Change Weekly (previous: 16.50K)
- API Weekly Crude Oil Stock (consensus: -1.500M, previous: 2.603M)
- Atlanta Fed GDPNow
- CB Consumer Confidence (consensus: 92.4, previous: 91.2)
- Dallas Fed Services Revenues (previous: 9.8)
- Goods Trade Balance (consensus: -100.30B, previous: -105.89B)
- House Price Index (consensus: 0.1%, previous: -0.1%)
- House Price Index (previous: 2.0%)
- House Price Index (previous: 441.4)
- M2 Money Supply (previous: 23.05T)
- OPEC Meeting
- Redbook (previous: 7.8%)
- Retail Inventories Ex Auto (previous: 0.3%)
- Richmond Manufacturing Index (consensus: 7, previous: 4)
- Richmond Manufacturing Shipments (previous: 3)
- Richmond Services Index (previous: -1)
- S&P/CS HPI Composite - 20 n.s.a. (consensus: 1.3%, previous: 1.1%)
- S&P/CS HPI Composite - 20 n.s.a. (previous: 1.0%)
- S&P/CS HPI Composite - 20 s.a. (previous: 0.0%)
- Texas Services Sector Outlook (previous: 2.9)
- Wholesale Inventories (consensus: 0.4%, previous: 0.1%)
## Upcoming events for Thursday, July 30th
- Expected earnings:
AAMI, AAPL, ABEV, ACCO, ADC, ADT, AEE, AEP, AES, AG, AGCO, AGIO, AGM, AJG, ALGM, ALHC, ALNY, AMCX, AMG, AMH, AMRX, AMZN, AOS, APD, APG, AQMS, ASUR, ASX, ATHM, ATR, AUPH, AURE, AVD, AVY, AX, AXTI, BAFN, BAX, BBAI, BC, BCH, BDC, BFAM, BFLY, BGC, BIP, BIPC, BJRI, BLDR, BMY, BSBK, BTE, BUD, BVN, BWIN, BXMT, BYFC, CACC, CBIO, CCB, CCC, CDNA, CDRO, CERS, CFR, CHKP, CI, CIGI, CLAR, CMCO, CMPS, CNK, CNO, CNX, COCH, COHN, COHU, COIN, COLM, CPT, CRH, CROX, CRS, CSTL, CSW, CTVA, CUBE, CUZ, CVCO, CVEO, CWT, DAIO, DAR, DFH, DFIN, DFTX, DGICA, DGICB, DLB, DOUG, DRH, DRS, DSX, DTM, DXC, DXCM, EEFT, EGO, EIX, EME, EMN, EPD, ERIE, ES, ESCA, EXC, EXPO, FATN, FBIZ, FBLG, FCN, FET, FHI, FLGT, FND, FORR, FRBT, FSLR, FSS, FTI, GATX, GDDY, GDYN, GH, GIGM, GIL, GLPI, GOOS, GPI, GSIT, GVA, H, HCM, HGV, HII, HIPO, HLN, HNI, HR, HSY, HTGC, HUBG, HUN, ICE, IDA, IDCC, ILMN, INBK, ING, INGM, IP, IR, ISOU, IVR, JLL, KBR, KKR, KRG, KWR, LAUR, LECO, LH, LKQ, LNC, LNT, LOPE, LPLA, LSPD, LTH, LYG, LYV, MA, MAIR, MCS, MDGL, METC, METCB, MFG, MHK, MLCO, MLM, MMSI, MO, MPT, MPWR, MSA, MSC, MSEX, MSTR, MT, MTD, MTX, MTZ, MYE, MYGN, NBIX, NCLH, NEOG, NEXT, NMIH, NVNO, NXT, OBE, OCFC, OFS, OIS, OLED, OLN, OMCL, ONEW, OWL, PACK, PATK, PBA, PBF, PFIS, PGY, PHAR, PHAT, PHIN, PIPR, PKX, PTCT, PWR, RACE, RAL, RBLX, RDDT, REGN, RES, RIOT, RIVN, RJET, RMNI, RYAN, SAFE, SAH, SAIA, SAMG, SCKT, SHEL, SHOO, SIRI, SLSN, SNDR, SNY, SO, SOLS, SPHR, SPSC, SPXC, SRBK, STGW, STLA, STNG, SXC, SXI, SYK, TAK, TAL, TBBK, TEM, TEX, TLK, TNET, TRN, TRP, TRS, TT, TW, TWI, UNIT, UPBD, UPLD, UTZ, VALE, VCEL, VCYT, VIRT, VLO, VNDA, VRTS, WBX, WCC, WTW, WU, WVE, WY, XEL, XHR, XPO, XRX, YUM, YUMC
- Ex-div:
FRMEP, SATA
- Economic events and announcements:
- 4-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.730%)
- 8-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.795%)
- Atlanta Fed GDPNow
- Continuing Jobless Claims (previous: 1,796K)
- Core PCE Price Index (consensus: 0.1%, previous: 0.3%)
- Core PCE Price Index (previous: 3.4%)
- Core PCE Prices (previous: 4.40%)
- Dallas Fed PCE (previous: 2.80%)
- Fed's Balance Sheet (previous: 6,747B)
- GDP (consensus: 2.3%, previous: 2.1%)
- GDP Price Index (consensus: 3.7%, previous: 3.6%)
- GDP Sales (previous: 1.9%)
- Initial Jobless Claims (consensus: 206K, previous: 187K)
- Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg. (previous: 207.50K)
- Natural Gas Storage (previous: 32B)
- PCE Price index (previous: 4.1%)
- PCE Prices (previous: 4.6%)
- PCE price index (previous: 0.4%)
- Personal Income (consensus: 0.3%, previous: 0.7%)
- Personal Spending (consensus: 0.4%, previous: 0.7%)
- Real Consumer Spending (previous: 0.5%)
- Real Personal Consumption (previous: 0.3%)
- Reserve Balances with Federal Reserve Banks (previous: 3.064T)
## Upcoming events for Friday, July 31st
- Stock splits:
- CLDI @ **1:16**
- OFAL @ **1:10**
- Expected earnings:
ABBV, AN, ARES, AUC, BBUC, BCPC, BEN, BEP, BEPC, BLDP, BSAC, BTSG, CBOE, CCJ, CHD, CL, CVX, D, DIT, ENB, ETN, FRT, FTS, GTES, IMO, ITUB, KYIV, LEA, LIN, LYB, MGA, MOG.A, MOG.B, MRNA, NB, NVT, NWG, NWL, PAYP, POR, PRLB, PRM, PWP, RBC, SMFG, TAC, TROW, UBS, VEON, WT, XOM
- Ex-div:
AGNC, CASY, DGICA, DGICB, GOOGM, GOOGN, LCUT, LNT, OSBC, PAA, PAGP, PKOH, RBB, SATA, STRC, TXN
- Economic events and announcements:
- 4-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.730%)
- 8-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.795%)
- Atlanta Fed GDPNow
- Continuing Jobless Claims (previous: 1,796K)
- Core PCE Price Index (consensus: 0.1%, previous: 0.3%)
- Core PCE Price Index (previous: 3.4%)
- Core PCE Prices (previous: 4.40%)
- Dallas Fed PCE (previous: 2.80%)
- Fed's Balance Sheet (previous: 6,747B)
- GDP (consensus: 2.3%, previous: 2.1%)
- GDP Price Index (consensus: 3.7%, previous: 3.6%)
- GDP Sales (previous: 1.9%)
- Initial Jobless Claims (consensus: 206K, previous: 187K)
- Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg. (previous: 207.50K)
- Natural Gas Storage (previous: 32B)
- PCE Price index (previous: 4.1%)
- PCE Prices (previous: 4.6%)
- PCE price index (previous: 0.4%)
- Personal Income (consensus: 0.3%, previous: 0.7%)
- Personal Spending (consensus: 0.4%, previous: 0.7%)
- Real Consumer Spending (previous: 0.5%)
- Real Personal Consumption (previous: 0.3%)
- Reserve Balances with Federal Reserve Banks (previous: 3.064T)
^^^^2026-07-28

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[NXPI](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/NXP-Semiconductors-Aktie-NL0009538784) - NXP Semiconductors 📃@230,35€(-2,21% 😡)
[CARR](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/CARRIER-GLOBAL-CORP-Aktie-US14448C1045) - CARRIER GLOBAL 📃@61,44€(+0,69% 🥱)
[F](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/Ford-Aktie-US3453708600) - Ford 📃@13,00€(+0,66% 🥱)
[TER](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/TERADYNE-INC-Aktie-US8807701029) - Teradyne 📃@283,00€(-3,86% 🩸)
[BE](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/BLOOM-ENERGY-CORP-Aktie-US0937121079) - Bloom Energy 📃@160,40€(-3,14% 🩸)
[PYPL](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/Paypal-Aktie-US70450Y1038) - Bezahlkumpel 📃@49,05€(-0,39% 🥱)
[FMX](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/FOMENTO-ECONOMICO-MEXICANO-SAB-Aktie-US3444191064) - Fomento Economico Mexicano (ADR) 📃@116,00€(0,00% 🥱)
[ACGL](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/ARCH-CAPITAL-GROUP-LTD-Aktie-BMG0450A1053) - Arch Capital Group 📃@90,38€(-0,90% 🥱)
[IQV](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/IQVIA-HOLDINGS-INC-Aktie-US46266C1053) - Iqvia Holdings 📃@191,10€(+1,11% 🤑)
[CNC](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/CENTENE-CORP-Aktie-US15135B1017) - Centene 📃@57,08€(+2,07% 🤑)
[EXR](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/EXTRA-SPACE-STORAGE-INC-Aktie-US30225T1025) - Extra Space Storage 📃@129,50€(-1,41% 😡)
[DTE](https://www.onvista.de/aktien/DTE-ENERGY-CO-Aktie-US2333311072) - DTE Energy 📃@128,30€(-1,57% 😡)

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**Die Termine aus dem 📅 - 28.07.2026**
|Land|Zeit|Auswirkung|Event|Forecast|Previous|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|🇺🇸|16:00|🔴🔴🔴|CB Verbrauchervertrauen|92.4|91.2
**Die heutigen Ernten 🦆 - 28.07.2026**
|Aktie|Zeit|Marktkappe|EPS Forecast|His. EPS Beat / Miss|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|Visa Inc.($V)|🌙|$673.94 Mrd.|3.23| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Coca-Cola Company (The)($KO)|☀️|$354.02 Mrd.|0.92| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|KLA Corporation ($KLAC)|🌙|$275.00 Mrd.|1| ✅ **3** / ❌ **0**|
|Seagate Technology Holdings PLC($STX)|🌙|$190.97 Mrd.|4.89| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Boeing Company (The)($BA)|☀️|$165.17 Mrd.|0.34| ✅ **2** / ❌ **2**|
|S&P Global Inc.($SPGI)|☀️|$126.21 Mrd.|4.49| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Corning Incorporated($GLW)|☀️|$126.21 Mrd.|0.76| ✅ **3** / ❌ **0**|
|GSK plc($GSK)|☀️|$103.56 Mrd.|1.27| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|United Parcel Service, Inc.($UPS)|☀️|$97.57 Mrd.|1.65| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Barclays PLC($BCS)|☀️|$97.33 Mrd.|0.89| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Waste Management, Inc.($WM)|🌙|$95.88 Mrd.|1.99| ✅ **2** / ❌ **2**|
|Illinois Tool Works Inc.($ITW)|☀️|$81.42 Mrd.|2.80| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.($RCL)|☀️|$78.73 Mrd.|3.97| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Sherwin-Williams Company (The)($SHW)|☀️|$78.31 Mrd.|3.56| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Mondelez International, Inc.($MDLZ)|🌙|$77.69 Mrd.|0.67| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|American Tower Corporation (REIT)($AMT)|☀️|$77.65 Mrd.|2.65| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Ecolab Inc.($ECL)|☀️|$75.64 Mrd.|2.08| ✅ **2** / ❌ **1**|
|Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.($HLT)|☀️|$73.98 Mrd.|2.29| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|PACCAR Inc.($PCAR)|☀️|$69.60 Mrd.|1.33| ✅ **2** / ❌ **0**|
|NXP Semiconductors N.V.($NXPI)|🌙|$67.98 Mrd.|3.20| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Carrier Global Corporation($CARR)|☀️|$57.57 Mrd.|0.83| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Ford Motor Company($F)|🌙|$57.26 Mrd.|0.33| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Teradyne, Inc.($TER)|🌙|$54.78 Mrd.|2.04| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Bloom Energy Corporation($BE)|🌙|$52.59 Mrd.|0.23| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|PayPal Holdings, Inc.($PYPL)|☀️|$49.53 Mrd.|1.28| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Fomento Economico Mexicano S.A.B. de C.V.($FMX)|☀️|$43.31 Mrd.|0.81| ✅ **1** / ❌ **3**|
|Arch Capital Group Ltd.($ACGL)|🌙|$36.11 Mrd.|2.49| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|IQVIA Holdings, Inc.($IQV)|☀️|$34.72 Mrd.|2.72| ✅ **4** / ❌ **0**|
|Centene Corporation($CNC)|☀️|$31.31 Mrd.|0.89| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|Extra Space Storage Inc($EXR)|🌙|$31.21 Mrd.|2.06| ✅ **3** / ❌ **1**|
|DTE Energy Company($DTE)|☀️|$31.09 Mrd.|1.13| ✅ **2** / ❌ **2**|
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