How did CoreCard's revenue and earnings per share for Q2 2025 compare to the same quarter last year?

CoreCard’s Q2 2025 earnings release does not spell out the exact dollar or per‑share figures, so a precise “X‑percent versus‑year‑ago” comparison can’t be drawn from the text provided. What the brief does convey is a very positive market tone (sentiment score 10) and the fact that the company chose to highlight the quarter as a “lead‑in” to its growth narrative. In practice, a 10‑point sentiment rating on a GlobeNewswire earnings flash usually follows a year‑over‑year increase in both top‑line revenue and bottom‑line earnings per share (EPS)—otherwise the flash would be framed more cautiously.

From a trading‑strategy perspective, the upbeat language and the absence of any “cautionary” language suggest that the market is likely pricing in YoY growth for the quarter. Assuming revenue and EPS are indeed higher than Q2 2024, the stock could see short‑to‑mid‑term upside as analysts upgrade forecasts and institutional buyers add to positions. Technical charts would typically show the price holding above the prior‑quarter high, with the 20‑day moving average turning upward and volume spiking on the earnings day—both bullish signals. Conversely, if the numbers turned out to be flat or down, the same positive sentiment would create a disconnect that could trigger a short‑cover rally before the market corrects. Until the exact figures are released, the prudent play is to stay long on the momentum while monitoring the post‑release price action for confirmation of the implied YoY improvement.