Stocks reporting next week that could potentially see a post-earnings bump include GE Aerospace and Charles Schwab . Earnings season continues in earnest next week, as 29 companies in the S & P 500 — or around 5% of the benchmark — are on the docket to post their most recent quarterly earnings. More regional bank stocks are set to report. The week’s headliners include big names such as Netflix , Intel , GE Aerospace, Johnson & Johnson , 3M and Procter & Gamble . CNBC Pro screened data from FactSet to identify the S & P 500 companies reporting next week that are also seeing accelerating earnings momentum. Stocks in the table below had to meet the following criteria: Have at least 10 upward revisions to earnings estimates in the past three months Have five or fewer downward revisions to earnings estimates in the past three months Have earnings estimates revised upwards by at least 5% in the past three and six months One name on the list was GE Aerospace, which reports next Thursday. Shares of the defense and aerospace company have surged about 80% over the past 12 months, as of Wednesday morning. Last week, Deutsche Bank bumped its price target for the stock to $375 from $360. This new forecast is approximately 15% higher than GE’s Tuesday close. “We see a ~9% EBIT beat in our upside scenario. Our upside scenario aims to balance optimism on fundamental demand/execution with potential supply chain limitations. In our upside scenario, we see the 2026 guide aligning toward consensus at the high-end, with a high-degree of conservatism embedded,” the bank wrote. “With a best in class revision outlook in aftermarket, and the best assets / business in aerospace broadly, we continue to remain very bullish on GE Aerospace.” The bank added that shares of GE Aerospace are currently trading at a “meaningful discount” to many other high-quality peers such as TransDigm . Charles Schwab, up 39% over the past 12 months, could also get some post-earnings life next week. The financial services company reports earnings next Wednesday. Piper Sandler maintained its neutral rating on the stock ahead of this report. Its new price target of $105, up from $100, implies upside of 4% from Charles Schwab’s Tuesday close. “We are raising our ’25 / ’26 EPS estimates from $4.77 / $5.41 to $4.88 / 5.70 and introducing our ’27 EPS estimate of $6.47,” the firm wrote. “We are increasing our price target of $100 to $105 which continues to represent ~19x our ’26 EPS estimate (unchanged).”
