There was an interesting juxtaposition on the page when I read it. The story tells us that Cal-Maine's profits are 4 times what they were a year ago. At the b

There was an interesting juxtaposition on the page when I read it. The story tells us that Cal-Maine's profits are 4 times what they were a year ago. At the bottom of the page after the story where they list a variety of other WSJ stories they suggest to read, one of them when I read the page was to a story about how Cal-Maine missed Wall Street expectations in the their latest quarterly earnings report by a significant amount and it hurt the stock price. (The stories at the bottom change every time the page is loaded and I only saw that one once despite visiting the page several times). Was Wall Street expecting their profits to actually grow more than the large growth the story reported?