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#S&P earnings exceed expectations, why Wall Street only looks at 7894 points The S&P 500 profit exceeded expectations, but Wall Street only gave a target price of 7,894 points. This set of numbers doesn't match up. The S&P 500's second-quarter profit increased by 31% year-on-year, higher than the previous expectation of 23%, and the full-year profit growth expectation increased from 15% at the beginning of the year to 27%. More than 90% of the constituent stocks have disclosed their financial reports. Profit growth outpaced the index, and the price-earnings ratio for the next 12 months fell from about 26 times at the beginning of the year to less than 22 times. Profits are accelerating, valuations are shrinking, and the index should still have a lot of room. However, Wall Street's year-end average target was only 7,894 points, about 1.4% higher than Friday's close of 7,785 points. Profit growth exceeded expectations, but the index was not significantly raised. Essentially, the market is waiting for two variables to give directions: whet improvement brought by AI can spread to more industries, and whether the cooling of consumption will be transmitted to corporate revenue. S&P's earnings are exceeding expectations, but Wall Street is waiting for data verification. 7894 By setting this target price, we are not underestimating profits, but waiting for profits to spread to more industries. The impact on BTC in the short term depends on whether profits can spread and whether consumption stabilizes. In the medium term, the logic of AI infrastructure capital expenditure has not changed. S&P is waiting for diffusion, and BTC$BTC $SNDK