5 stocks that might crater due to overblown 'street earnings'

<p>Kyle Guske, investment analyst at <a href= "https://www.newconstructs.com">New Constructs</a>, says that while the firm's research shows that 73 percent of companies are overstating their core earnings when adding in one-time events and other factors that are part of what's known as 'street earnings,' he sees five companies with the most overblown numbers as ready for a fall, identifying MGM Resorts, PG and E Corp, Boston Scientific, Fiserv and PPL Corp. Bruce Kelly, senior columnist at  <a href="https://www.investmentnews.com">InvestmentNews</a>, discusses the <a href= "https://www.investmentnews.com/dave-ramsey-sued-by-listeners-over-failed-promises-of-advertiser-238323"> latest lawsuit facing financial guru Dave Ramsey</a>, over recommendations about a time-share workout firm that did not, well, work out, deep-value investor Michael Campagna of <a href= "https://www.moeruscap.com">Moerus Capital</a> in the Market Call, and Chuck talks about the sneaky but necessary path a fund company took to get shareholders -- himself included -- to vote their proxy.</p>