A recent analysis showed that a group of companies reporting quarterly results in the coming weeks have beaten analysts’ estimates and saw their shares trade higher. This earnings season, investors are watching how companies have performed given the highest inflation in nearly four decades, which could begin to discourage consumer spending. In addition, ongoing geopolitical tensions, supply chain issues, foreign exchange pressure, rate hikes from the Federal Reserve and the threat of an upcoming recession could potentially weigh on the results. Investors will also keep an eye on the outlook to see if companies adjust forecasts given the economic uncertainty. With this in mind, CNBC Pro analyzed data from Bespoke Investment Group to find which companies have consistently outperformed and traded higher since the release of financial results. According to the data, ManpowerGroup ManpowerGroup has an earnings rate of 88% and if it again beats analysts’ expectations, its stock could rise by more than 1%. The workforce solutions company is scheduled to report its quarterly earnings on Tuesday before the market opens. Year over year, the company’s stock is down more than 22%. Intuitive Surgical Intuitive Surgical, a medical device company and leader in robotic surgery, easily beat earnings estimates in the first quarter. The company is scheduled to report its latest quarterly results after the bell on Thursday. Bespoke said Intuitive Surgical has an 89% earnings rate and could see shares gain about 3%. So far this year, the stock is down about 43%. According to Signature Bank Bespoke, this bank outperforms earnings 88% of the time and could see its stock climb nearly 2% on upbeat news. Signature Bank has been affected by sell-offs in digital currencies in recent months, as the bank serves crypto institutions. However, analysts at Raymond James still maintain that Signature is a strong buy despite the decline in the crypto market as it has taken steps to mitigate its risks. The bank will report quarterly earnings before the bell on Tuesday. Year to date, the stock is down more than 43%. SVB Financial Group SVB Financial Group could grow more than 2% if it beats its quarterly earnings, which it does 85% of the time, Bespoke found. The company is due to report after the bell on Thursday. The stock could have room to rise — so far this year, it’s shed more than 40%. Western Alliance Bancorp Western Alliance Bancorp typically outperforms earnings 90% of the time, which, according to statistics, can send its stock more than 1%. The company will release its quarterly results after the closing bell on Thursday. The stock has lost about 35 per cent this year.