Investors this earnings season continue to look for signs of relief in an economy consumed by rising inflation, a stronger dollar and growing recession fears. Amid this troubling backdrop, not all companies will win big this season, but some big names report earnings in the coming days that tend to beat analyst estimates and see Their stock trades higher as a result of that. The second quarter was followed by generation-high inflation, supply chain disruptions, the Covid-19 lockdown in China, another negative GDP and the biggest rate hike from the Federal Reserve since 1994. As second-quarter earnings continue, investors are looking for insights into how companies are performing under severe macroeconomic pressures and the potential for a slowdown in consumer spending. At the same time, they are closely watching forward guidance for clues on how these stocks might perform in the coming months and the dollar’s 20-year highs that could cut earnings in the coming months. what the future looks like. To find the names that often perform better and often see their stocks rise, CNBC Pro analyzed data from Bespoke Investment Group. Here are some emerging names: Booking Holdings The travel services company is expected to report on Wednesday after the bell and typically beat earnings and sales estimates by 89% and 72%, respectively. , according to Bespoke. Booking Holdings, which owns brands like Kayak, is trading down about 20% this year but when it comes to earnings, its shares tend to rise 2.27%, the data shows. Bank of America recently listed Booking among several companies that it expects will likely beat earnings estimates this season. Microchip When Microchip reports earnings Tuesday, investors could see better-than-expected results. The data shows, the tech company boasts a 73% beat earnings rate and 1.09% higher-than-average deals. A recent screen from UBS shows that Microchip is one of the trading names with good discounts for investors. Shares of Microchip are trading down nearly 23% on the year, although they have rebounded by nearly 16% this month. Qorvo Qorvo is expected to announce earnings on Wednesday after the bell. Bespoke data shows that the semiconductor company surpassed 97 percent of earnings and sales and saw the stock rise 1.07% on average. Qorvo shares have been under pressure this year, falling about 34% as the semiconductor industry faces supply chain disruptions and a likely slowdown in consumer spending that could hit sales. . Cowen downgraded chip shares to market earlier this month, noting that weakening smartphone demand could weigh on revenue and margins. That said, the company could benefit from the trend towards greater broadband adoption in the long term. Barclays said Qorvo is among a number of consumer-focused semiconductor names likely to post weak guidance going forward. Regeneron Pharma The biotech company exceeded earnings and sales expectations by 77%, according to Bespoke. The average stock rose 1.58% after the company reported earnings. Shares of Regeneron have fallen about 8% this year and are down 21% from a 52-week high. The company reported before the alarm on Wednesday. Scotts Miracle-Gro Scotts Miracle-Gro stock has plummeted about 46% this year but according to Bespoke data, the lawn care company’s stock has outperformed earnings and sales estimates 66% of the time, its shares then increased by 1.13%. The company reports earnings on Wednesday before the stock market opens.