Tapestry is a company that makes expensive shoes and handbags. It has been doing better than people expected in making money for the past two quarters. This means that it is likely to make even more money than people expect in the next quarter, which could make the stock price go up. People who follow stocks think this could happen because Tapestry has a history of beating earnings estimates, and the numbers they use to predict this are getting better. Read from source...

- The story does not provide any evidence or reasoning to support the claim that Tapestry is poised to beat earnings estimates again
- The story uses outdated and irrelevant data (the most recent quarter was Q2 2024, the article refers to Q2 2023)
- The story relies on Zacks' ratings and ESP, which are not reliable or credible sources for investment analysis
- The story uses a misleading image that has nothing to do with the topic of the article
- The story uses a clickbait headline that does not reflect the content of the article

The text provides information about a company, Tapestry, that has a history of beating earnings estimates and is expected to do so again in the next quarterly report. It explains the concept of Earnings ESP and Zacks Rank and how they can help investors identify stocks with a higher likelihood of beating earnings estimates. The text also includes a picture of a person near the ocean, presumably to illustrate the luxury and high-end nature of the company's products. The text ends with an ad for Benzinga's services and a footer with legal and contact information.