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HomeInvestingAmerican StocksBlogs🛒 Instacart (CART): The EPS Miss That Didn’t Matter
🛒 Instacart (CART): The EPS Miss That Didn’t Matter
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🛒 Instacart (CART): The EPS Miss That Didn’t Matter

•February 15, 2026
The Options Oracle (Closing Bell Recap & Premarket)
The Options Oracle (Closing Bell Recap & Premarket)•Feb 15, 2026
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In this episode Edward Corona examines Instacart’s (CART) recent earnings report, highlighting that while the company missed GAAP EPS expectations, its stock surged over 9%. He explains that the market focused on underlying growth metrics—especially rising customer spend—and ignored the headline miss. Corona argues that the EPS miss was a technicality, and the real story is the company’s expanding revenue base and improving unit economics, suggesting potential upside for investors.

🛒 Instacart (CART): The EPS Miss That Didn’t Matter

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