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Snap reports on July 28 after market close. Consensus: adjusted non-GAAP EPS –$0.12. Snap's own Q2 guidance: revenue $1.52–$1.55B, adjusted EBITDA $175–200M. The digital advertising environment is constructive: Alphabet is also expected to beat EPS on July 22 (consensus $2.90, +25.5% YoY). AI-driven targeting improvements strengthen Snap's direct-response business. Snap's historical EPS beat rate is ~60–65%, rising in strong digital ad quarters. No Polymarket anchor.
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SpaceX has confirmed Starship Flight 13 for July 23, 2026 (launch window from 23:45 UTC). For the first time, 20 Starlink V3 satellites will be on board to massively expand network capacity. The previous attempt on July 16 was scrubbed after a post-ignition anomaly (four Raptors didn't ignite); SpaceX fixed the issue and successfully static-fired all 33 booster Raptors. Probability of successful launch and satellite deployment is ~55% — the engine issues are resolved, but Starship has historically produced surprises. Super Heavy will land via splashdown in the Gulf of America (no Mechazilla catch planned).
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SpaceX launched Starship Flight 13 (Booster 20, Ship 40) on July 24, 2026 (window: 6:45 PM EDT / 22:45 UTC). Primary mission objective: first deployment of 20 Starlink V3 production satellites designed for direct-to-cell smartphone service. Two prior attempts scrubbed: July 16 (four engine failures) and July 23 (weather). SpaceX expressed high confidence after post-abort engine repairs. Satellite deployment requires overall flight success (separation, upper-stage ignition). Note: the existing open prediction 'Booster returns, Ship survives reentry' covers a separate mission dimension; this prediction targets the primary payload objective.
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SAP achieved Q1 2026 cloud revenue of €6.0B (+27% YoY at constant currencies). Q2 2026 guidance implies a ~1.5pp deceleration to ~25.5% YoY, implying consensus of ~€6.2B. SAP has beaten cloud revenue consensus in 5 of the last 6 quarters, driven by AI products like Joule. Full-year 2026 cloud guidance is €25.8–26.2B. No direct prediction market exists; analyst beat history supports ~62% probability.
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Starship IFT-13 launches July 23, 2026 from 22:45 UTC at Starbase Texas. Per SpaceX mission profile, Ship 30 should complete a controlled splashdown in the Indian Ocean off Western Australia ~65 min after launch, following an in-space Raptor relight and landing flip maneuver. This forecast is complementary to existing predictions (booster droneboat in Gulf of Mexico; Starlink V3 suborbital deployment). No Polymarket market found for Ship splashdown specifically. IFT-12 (Nov. 2025) first achieved successful Ship reentry; IFT-13 must repeat it under a more complex payload profile with 20 Starlink V3 satellites deployed suborbital. Success probability increased but Ship reentry remains technically demanding.
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SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) reports Q2 2026 on July 23 at 10:05 PM CEST. EPS consensus: AltIndex $1.94, ChartMill $1.81 (midpoint ~$1.87); revenue consensus $9.95bn. Ad-hoc-News: 'SAP edges higher ahead of July earnings. Analyst consensus stays constructive.' Risk: management flagged 'expected deceleration of cloud revenue growth in Q2.' SAP benefits from AI integration momentum in its Business AI Platform and has beaten consensus in most quarters since 2024.
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Intel releases Q2 2026 results on July 23 after market close. Own non-GAAP EPS guidance: $0.20 – double the analyst consensus of ~$0.10. In Q1 2026, Intel delivered non-GAAP EPS of $0.29 vs. consensus of $0.01 (massive beat). Intel beat consensus EPS in 3 of last 4 quarters. Revenue guidance ($13.8–14.8bn) exceeds prior consensus of $13.07bn. Stock at 52-week high ~$140 (July 2026). Without an operational shock, Intel will come in well above $0.10 non-GAAP. No Polymarket market. Probability: ~85%.
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SAP reports Q2 results on July 23, 2026 pre-market. Analyst consensus stands at approx. USD 2.04 adjusted EPS per MarketBeat. SAP's AI assistant Joule and Business AI suite are driving sustained cloud revenue growth (>30% YoY in recent quarters). The growing cloud backlog and rising on-premise-to-cloud conversion rates support a beat; SAP has exceeded EPS consensus in 7 of the last 8 quarters. No direct Polymarket market for SAP Q2 2026 found.
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ServiceNow has beaten adjusted EPS consensus for 12+ consecutive quarters. Strong AI-driven enterprise automation demand (Now Platform); Q1 2026 subscription revenue growth ~22% YoY. No NOW market found on Polymarket; estimated beat probability >72% based on historical track record and enterprise-software peers. Typical release: ~3rd Wednesday after quarter end (June 30), i.e., ca. July 22–23, 2026. Consensus EPS ~$4.05 (estimated at ~17% YoY growth from Q2 2025).
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Following the July 16, 2026 scrub — post-ignition anomaly: 4 Raptor engines failed to fire — IFT-13 received a new launch window of July 23, 2026. A Mechazilla booster catch is not planned for Flight 13 per SpaceX (earliest Flight 14+); B13 will attempt a conventional drone ship landing on 'Just Read the Instructions'. SpaceX substantially improved booster recovery rates through IFT-11 and IFT-12. Key risks: repeat engine anomalies at ignition (as on July 16) and guidance failures on booster descent.
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IBM typically reports Q2 on the Wednesday/Thursday of the third week of July after market close. Software (Red Hat, AI platforms) has grown double-digit for eight consecutive quarters. Cumulative generative AI booking volume exceeded $6B in Q1 2026. IBM beat adjusted EPS in 7 of the last 8 quarters (~85% beat rate). No Polymarket market identified; anchor: historical beat rate and ongoing enterprise AI capex cycles.
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The first IFT-13 launch attempt on 16 July 2026 was aborted after a post-ignition anomaly: four of Booster B13's 33 Raptor engines failed to complete ignition in sequence. SpaceX identified the root cause (pre-conditioner issue per Space.com and Spaceflight Now) and performed corrections over six days. The new launch window opens 23 July 2026. All downstream open IFT-13 predictions (Ship 30 water landing, booster drone landing, Starlink deployment) implicitly require a clean booster ignition, providing an internal probability floor. No Polymarket sub-market for this early milestone; historical SpaceX post-identified-abort success rate is >90%, minus residual new-anomaly risk yields own calibration of 78%.
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Samsung confirmed Galaxy Unpacked for July 22, 2026 in London ('A New Shape Unfolds'). Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8 and two Galaxy Watches are confirmed. Forbes and TechRadar report Samsung 'possibly unveiling its first smart glasses'. The wearables market shows strong momentum (Meta Ray-Ban: >1M units in 2025, Google AR revival). Whether it's a commercial launch or concept preview remains uncertain. 42% probability reflects this uncertainty.
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In Q1 2026, Google Cloud grew 63% to $20.0B YoY, driven by AI infrastructure and enterprise AI solutions. The Cloud backlog nearly doubled to over $460B. Analysts expect a consolidated EPS of ~$2.87 for Q2 2026. Even with some deceleration, growth exceeding 55% is realistic — a miss would imply an exceptionally sharp demand slowdown in AI cloud. Risk: Q2 2025 also posted strong cloud growth, raising the year-over-year comparison base.
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At least four independent tech publications (GSMArena, SamMobile, Digital Trends, India TV News, Analyticsinsight) consistently report that Samsung will present a 'Ultra' variant alongside the regular Galaxy Z Fold 8 at Unpacked on July 22. Reports describe a wider, shorter Z Fold 8 Ultra form factor addressing the line's long-standing complaints. The Ultra branding follows Samsung's established pattern (Galaxy S Ultra since 2020). Galaxy Glasses are separately tracked as an open prediction; the Z Fold 8 Ultra is independent. No specific Polymarket market found.
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Samsung officially confirmed Galaxy Unpacked for July 22, 2026 (2 PM BST, London). SamMobile explicitly names the Galaxy Z Flip 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 as headline announcements; livestream via Samsung YouTube. The Z Flip 8 is a direct iterative successor to the Z Flip 7 in clamshell form factor, expected to feature a 6.9-inch inner AMOLED, 4.1-inch cover display, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (US). Starting price expected ~$1,200, with availability around early August 2026. Existing open predictions cover the Z Fold 8 Ultra and Samsung Galaxy Glasses — the Z Flip 8 is a distinct product not previously forecast.
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Multiple independent tech sources (Tom's Guide, Sammobile, TechTimes) consistently report that Samsung will present its Intelligent Eyewear alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8, and Galaxy Watch 9 at the Unpacked event. The product was already shown for the first time at Google I/O in May 2026. Samsung confirmed the July 22 London event via an official teaser video. The presentation of smart glasses alongside foldables and smartwatches has been part of the roadmap communicated for months.
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The Samsung Galaxy Ring (Gen 1) launched in July 2024 — a two-year product cycle would align squarely with Unpacked 2026. The same event is expected to feature Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Z Flip 8, and 'Intelligent Eyewear' (per open platform predictions); Unpacked is traditionally Samsung's flagship hardware stage. Samsung has established Ring as a standalone health segment, actively competing with Apple Watch and Oura Ring. Risk: possible delay to a separate health event or Samsung Developer Conference. Own estimate ~45%.
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Samsung officially confirmed Galaxy Unpacked for July 22, 2026 in London (tagline: 'A New Shape Unfolds'). Multiple independent leak sources (Digital Trends, igorslab, TechRepublic, Memeburn) consistently report three foldable launches: Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide (7.8-inch inner display, wider outer screen), Z Fold 8 Ultra and Z Flip 8. The 'Wide' form factor is a new format with a broader exterior that feels like a standard phone when folded. Existing predictions already cover Ring 2, Intelligent Eyewear, Flip 8 and Fold 8 Ultra; the Fold 8 Wide is independent of all of them. Leak consistency and official event confirmation support high confidence: own estimate 80%.
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Multiple independent sources (Tom's Guide, SamMobile, TechBriefly) consistently report that Samsung will also present 'two new Galaxy Watches' alongside foldables and eyewear at the July 22, 2026 Unpacked event. Existing predictions cover Galaxy Z Fold 8 (Wide & Ultra), Z Flip 8, Galaxy Ring 2, and Intelligent Eyewear – a smartwatch (Galaxy Watch 9 as direct successor to the Watch 8 series) is not among them. The consistency of leaks across multiple independent tech media is very high. No Polymarket market found; implied probability: ~91%.