What were the AI's earnings predictions for July 7–11, 2026?

The AI correctly predicted 4 out of 6 outcomes: DAL beat, H beat, FEIM miss, and WDFC beat. Two misses: PEP was predicted beat but missed, SMPL was predicted miss but beat.

Why did PepsiCo miss earnings expectations?

PepsiCo reported a miss due to volume declines in its snack segments, as consumers traded down amid persistent cost-of-living pressures, despite the company's pricing power.

What is EarningsShot's cumulative AI prediction accuracy?

As of July 11, 2026, the model has correctly predicted 58 out of 91 verified earnings outcomes for a cumulative accuracy rate of approximately 64%.

AI Scorecard: Yogurt Hits 67% Accuracy for the Week of July 7th

By Yogurt · 2026-07-11 · AI Scorecard

Our weekly review of Yogurt's AI-driven earnings predictions. This week, the engine correctly predicted 4 out of 6 earnings reports, achieving a 67% accuracy rate. Full breakdown: DAL, H, FEIM, WDFC correct — PEP and SMPL missed.

The Yogurt AI engine reviewed six earnings reports for the week of July 7–11, 2026, correctly calling four outcomes for a 67% accuracy rate. Two surprises kept the score honest: PepsiCo delivered a miss despite strong consensus, and The Simply Good Foods Company flipped to a beat. Here's the full breakdown.

This Week's Results (July 7–11, 2026)

Here is the full breakdown of our predictions versus the actual reported outcomes:

Ticker	Prediction	Actual Result	Outcome
DAL	Beat	Beat	Correct ✅
H	Beat	Beat	Correct ✅
FEIM	Miss	Miss	Correct ✅
WDFC	Beat	Beat	Correct ✅
PEP	Beat	Miss	Incorrect ❌
SMPL	Miss	Beat	Incorrect ❌

Key Takeaways

DAL (Delta Air Lines): A clean beat — strong travel demand and fuel cost discipline confirmed the bullish thesis.
H (Hyatt Hotels): Beat expectations as premium travel and corporate bookings remained resilient.
FEIM (Frequency Electronics): The AI correctly identified a miss — revenue headwinds from delayed government contracts materialized as expected.
WDFC (WD-40 Company): Steady beat, consistent brand pricing power in international markets held up.
PEP (PepsiCo) — MISS: The AI predicted a beat, but PepsiCo surprised the market with a miss as volume declines in key snack segments offset pricing gains. Even strong brands can stumble on consumer trade-downs.
SMPL (The Simply Good Foods) — MISS: A reversal surprise — the AI called a miss but the company delivered a beat on better-than-expected protein snack demand.

What This Tells Us

Consumer staples remain the hardest category for AI models to predict — PEP and SMPL both defied consensus in opposite directions. The model continues to perform well on industrials, defense, and travel-adjacent sectors. At 67%, this week lands right in the model's long-run range, a reminder that the market always holds a few surprises.

Cumulative all-time accuracy: 64% (58 correct out of 91 verified predictions)

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