Answered on the record on 30 October 2026, from the files as they stood that day Falling
A part of the eighty largest listings by revenue filed in US dollars falls end to end in the record, and Target falls furthest, from 5.3 in the past to 1.6 in the future. Wells Fargo comes next, from 7.0 to 3.5, then Bank of America, from 7.4 to 4.2.
How this list was made. The set is the eighty largest listings by revenue filed in US dollars, the newest fiscal year of each, down to TD SYNNEX at $62.5 billion; filers in other currencies are left out. A listing falls when its tenses never rise from past to present to future and its past stands more than half a point above its future; the rows are the 12 that fall furthest. A tie goes to the higher headline, every metric read as filed unless its row names an estimate, and a falling arc is the record's reading of the company, never a price or a move.
- TGTTarget Corporation past 5.3, present 4.4, future 1.6; headline 3.8Revenue of $104.8 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 January 2026, as filed. Its tenses fall from 5.3 in the past to 1.6 in the future; its weakest future metric is Growth drivers, at 0.5.
- WFCWells Fargo & Co. past 7.0, present 6.4, future 3.5; headline 5.9Revenue of $87.3 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed, read from its interest and dividend income. Its tenses fall from 7.0 in the past to 3.5 in the future; its weakest future metric is Room to expand, at 1.5.
- BACBank of America Corporation past 7.4, present 6.1, future 4.2; headline 6.1Revenue of $113.1 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.4 in the past to 4.2 in the future; its weakest future metric is Room to expand, at 1.2.
- SNXTD SYNNEX Corporation past 7.6, present 4.6, future 4.5; headline 5.3Revenue of $62.5 billion in the fiscal year ended 30 November 2025, as filed, the smallest of the set. Its tenses fall from 7.6 in the past to 4.5 in the future; its weakest future metric is Room to expand, at 2.7.
- BLSHBullish past 7.9, present 6.4, future 4.9; headline 6.6Revenue of $244.8 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.9 in the past to 4.9 in the future; Leadership and Expectations vs reality are CrossAssetData estimates, the family's typical reading.
- HCAHCA Healthcare, Inc. past 7.5, present 6.6, future 4.5; headline 6.3Revenue of $75.6 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.5 in the past to 4.5 in the future; its weakest future metric is Expectations vs reality, at 4.3.
- ACNAccenture PLC past 7.2, present 6.9, future 4.2; headline 5.9Revenue of $74.2 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 August 2026, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.2 in the past to 4.2 in the future; its weakest future metric is Room to expand, at 3.9.
- MRKMerck & Co., Inc. past 7.9, present 7.1, future 5.0; headline 6.7Revenue of $65.0 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.9 in the past to 5.0 in the future; its weakest future metric is Room to expand, at 4.6.
- FDXFedEx Corporation past 7.2, present 5.6, future 4.3; headline 5.7Revenue of $94.7 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 May 2026, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.2 in the past to 4.3 in the future; its weakest future metric is Growth drivers, at 3.6.
- CNCCentene Corporation past 6.4, present 3.5, future 3.5; headline 4.7Revenue of $194.8 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed. Its tenses fall from 6.4 in the past to 3.5 in the present and the future; its weakest future metric is Expectations vs reality, at 3.2.
- RTXRTX Corporation past 7.4, present 4.6, future 4.6; headline 5.4Revenue of $88.6 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.4 in the past to 4.6 in the present and the future; its weakest future metric is Growth drivers, at 2.6.
- JPMJPMorgan Chase & Co. past 7.6, present 6.6, future 4.9; headline 6.6Revenue of $182.4 billion in the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025, as filed. Its tenses fall from 7.6 to 4.9, and so do those of Johnson & Johnson, which misses the list on its lower headline of 6.5.
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