Jeff Macke Holiday Event | Stock Market Media

Retail Earnings Are Just Getting Started — And the Market Is Mispricing Everything

Retail earnings are ramping up — and Walmart’s just the start.
The indexes are dragging great consumer names down right before earnings could flip them higher.
Jeff Macke will show you which stocks are set for reversals — and which to avoid entirely.

How Macke Finds Opportunities Most Investors Miss

Everyday life is one of the most powerful datasets in investing — and almost everyone ignores it.

If you spend your days grocery shopping, scrolling Instagram, grabbing coffee, hitting the gym, or walking through an airport… you’re surrounded by real-time signals from the companies driving roughly 70% of the U.S. economy.

Jeff Macke has spent more than two decades turning those clues into trades.

He’s covered the consumer economy across CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and multiple retail booms and busts.

As earnings season kicks in, those signals matter more than ever — because when the market sells the wrong stocks into earnings, the reversals can be fast and violent.

This event breaks down how Macke finds off-the-radar retail winners before Wall Street catches on.

We're Live On November 25 at 11:30 a.m. Eastern

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What We’ll Cover in the Live Session

This session is about real trades, not textbook concepts. Macke is opening his playbook and walking you through:

The retail names unfairly beaten down by the broad market — and why earnings could trigger immediate reversals
The companies to avoid, including popular brands where expectations are dangerously high
Under-the-radar beneficiaries of consumer trends (like the ESLOY/Meta AI glasses trade that produced 40%+ alpha) (performance for Portfolio+ members as of [Month Day, 2025]
How he uses everyday observations to spot mispriced opportunities
The two most important consumer signals he’s watching heading into the holiday quarter

Plus: How he and All Star Charts' Chief Options Strategist, Sean McLaughlin, select options trades for consumer stocks with a preview of new educational material.