<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><p>The second-quarter earnings season is about two-thirds complete, with 317 S&amp;P 500 companies having reported as of Friday morning.So far, 83% have exceeded profit expectations, with revenues coming in 2.6% above Wall Street estimates and earnings surprising to the upside by 8.3%.On the surface, the results paint a solid picture, butbeneath the headline strength, <strong>Goldman Sachs consumer specialist Scott Feiler has spotted emerging cracks in the consumer sector</strong>.</p><p>Feiler told clients Friday that a &#34;<strong>common theme is emerging in consumer:Whether results are good or bad, almost all stocks are fading quickly post the open on EPS days. They are generally continuing lower in the days after results as well</strong>.&#34; He noted there are exceptions, includinghousing-exposed names or select outperformers.</p><p>This fading price action in consumer stocks may only suggest a<strong>tactical &#34;sell-the-news&#34; market environment</strong>.Feiler added some color around the fades:</p></div></div></div>

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<p>高盛的消費品專家斯科特·費勒對消費股在強勁的第二季度財報發佈後出現下滑表示驚訝。儘管有 83% 的標準普爾 500 公司超出了盈利預期，費勒指出，股票在財報發佈後逐漸下滑的趨勢，表明市場可能存在 “賣消息” 的環境。他強調，儘管某些行業如住房表現出韌性，但整體消費行業在財報結果發佈後正面臨下行壓力</p>

高盛對消費類股票在財報發佈後下滑感到 “意外”