Upcoming Earnings

Q: What is earnings season?

Earnings season refers to the period each quarter when the majority of publicly traded companies release their financial results. It typically begins about two weeks after each quarter ends — January for Q4, April for Q1, July for Q2, and October for Q3. The busiest weeks see hundreds of companies reporting daily, creating concentrated volatility across sectors. Major banks traditionally kick off earnings season, followed by big tech, industrials, and consumer companies.

Q: How do earnings affect stock prices?

Stock prices react to whether reported earnings beat or miss analyst estimates, not to the absolute numbers. A company earning $2.00 per share will drop if analysts expected $2.20. Beyond the headline numbers, markets focus on revenue growth, profit margins, forward guidance, and management commentary about demand trends. The biggest single-day moves come from companies that surprise on guidance — raising or lowering their outlook for future quarters often matters more than the current quarter's results.

Q: What does "before market" and "after market" mean for earnings?

Companies choose to release earnings either before market open (BMO) or after market close (AMC). BMO reports come out between 6-9 AM ET, giving investors time to react before regular trading. AMC reports come after 4 PM ET and trade in after-hours sessions with thinner liquidity. The timing matters because after-hours price reactions can be exaggerated due to lower volume. The stock typically finds its true post-earnings price in the first 30-60 minutes of the next regular session.

Q: What are EPS estimates?

EPS (earnings per share) estimates represent the consensus prediction from Wall Street analysts for a company's quarterly profit divided by shares outstanding. Estimates are compiled from individual analyst models and reported as a consensus average. The "whisper number" is an unofficial expectation that may differ from the published consensus. Companies that beat EPS estimates by a large margin often see their stock rise, but the market also evaluates revenue, margins, and guidance alongside headline EPS.

Q: What is an earnings surprise?

An earnings surprise occurs when a company's reported EPS differs from the analyst consensus estimate. A positive surprise means actual earnings exceeded expectations; a negative surprise means they fell short. The magnitude matters — a 1-2% beat is typical and often already priced in, while a 10%+ beat or miss triggers significant price movement. Studies show that stocks with positive earnings surprises tend to outperform for 60-90 days after the announcement, a phenomenon known as post-earnings announcement drift (PEAD).

Q: What is revenue vs earnings?

Revenue (also called sales or top line) is the total money a company brings in from its business operations. Earnings (net income or bottom line) is what remains after subtracting all costs, taxes, and expenses. Both matter to investors but signal different things. Revenue growth shows demand for products and services, while earnings show profitability and cost management. A company can grow revenue quickly while earnings decline if costs rise faster — this is common in high-growth companies investing heavily in expansion.

Q: How to read an earnings report?

Start with the headline numbers: EPS vs estimate and revenue vs estimate. Then check year-over-year growth rates for both metrics. Look at gross margin and operating margin trends — expanding margins signal improving efficiency. Read the forward guidance section carefully, as this drives the stock more than backward-looking results. Check the earnings call transcript for management tone on demand, pricing, and competitive dynamics. Finally, review cash flow from operations and any changes to share buyback or dividend programs.

Companies reporting earnings in the next 14 days. Earnings season movers — watch for beats, misses, and guidance.

120 stocks Updated Sep 22, 2026

$14.94T Total Market Cap

— Avg P/E Ratio

+0.00% Avg Daily Change

$126.74 Avg Share Price

Earnings season is one of the most volatile periods in the stock market, with individual stocks routinely moving 5-15% in a single session after reporting results. This list tracks every company scheduled to report earnings in the next 14 days, giving investors time to prepare for potential price swings, position trades, or manage existing holdings ahead of announcements.

Each quarter, roughly 3,000 publicly traded companies release earnings over a concentrated 6-week window. The biggest moves come from surprises — when actual earnings per share or revenue deviate significantly from Wall Street consensus estimates. Forward guidance matters even more than the numbers themselves. A company that beats estimates but lowers guidance can still sell off sharply.

This calendar shows report dates, timing (before/after market), consensus EPS and revenue estimates, and current market caps. Data is sourced from earnings calendar feeds and updated daily. Use this alongside the earnings calendar page for a week-by-week view.

#	Symbol	Name	Price	Report Date	Time	EPS Est.	Rev Est.	Market Cap
1	AYTU	Aytu Biopharma Inc	$2.29	Sep 22	After Close	$-0.33	12.52M	21.14M
2	AZO	Autozone Inc	$2,894.73	Sep 22	Before Open	$54.80	6.78B	46.61B
3	FERG	Ferguson Enterprises Inc	$221.17	Sep 22	—	$2.48	8.17B	41.45B
4	KBH	Kb Home	$48.59	Sep 22	After Close	$0.90	1.31B	2.98B
5	MLKN	Millerknoll Inc	$20.69	Sep 22	Before Open	$0.36	962.17M	1.45B
6	THO	Thor Industries Inc	$73.80	Sep 22	Before Open	$0.92	2.20B	3.53B
7	WOR	Worthington Enterprises Inc	$57.38	Sep 22	After Close	$0.77	334.58M	2.79B
8	ASTC	Astrotech Corp	$6.70	Sep 23	—	—	—	13.78M
9	CTAS	Cintas Corp	$198.80	Sep 23	Before Open	$1.38	3.04B	80.03B
10	FUL	H.B. Fuller Co.	$51.07	Sep 23	After Close	$1.48	957.67M	2.72B
11	MANU	Manchester United Plc-Cl A	$20.51	Sep 23	Before Open	$-0.10	151.13M	3.39B
12	MGLD	Marygold Companies Inc/The	$0.93	Sep 23	—	—	—	40.46M
13	NAII	Natural Alternatives Intl	$1.91	Sep 23	—	—	—	12.05M
14	PAYX	Paychex Inc	$114.53	Sep 23	Before Open	$1.35	1.66B	41.18B
15	PZG	Paramount Gold Nevada Corp	$1.33	Sep 23	After Close	$-0.02	—	114.09M
16	SFIX	Stitch Fix Inc-Class A	$2.84	Sep 23	After Close	$-0.06	332.01M	388.27M
17	YDES	Yd Bio Ltd	$2.63	Sep 23	—	—	—	283.37M
18	BTOC	Armlogi Holding Corp	$0.27	Sep 24	—	—	—	12.73M
19	COST	Costco Wholesale Corp.	$899.41	Sep 24	After Close	$6.67	96.75B	396.95B
20	DRI	Darden Restaurants Inc	$213.54	Sep 24	Before Open	$2.07	3.24B	23.56B
21	LGCY	Legacy Education Inc	$10.56	Sep 24	After Close	$0.15	20.58M	133.61M
22	LITS	Lite Strategy Inc	$1.28	Sep 24	After Close	—	—	38.45M
23	MITQ	Moving Image Technologies In	$0.62	Sep 24	Before Open	—	—	6.07M
24	MTEK	Maris - Tech Ltd	$1.04	Sep 24	—	—	—	10.47M
25	POCI	Precision Optics Corp Inc	$4.48	Sep 24	—	$-0.06	7.29M	48.81M
26	SCHL	Scholastic Corp	$35.37	Sep 24	After Close	$-3.47	229.18M	663.01M
27	SNX	Td Synnex Corp	$283.25	Sep 24	Before Open	$4.69	19.05B	20.83B
28	SOS	Sos Ltd-A	$0.71	Sep 24	—	—	—	13.92M
29	TBN	Tamboran Resources Corp	$38.25	Sep 25	Before Open	$-0.17	1.84M	1.33B
30	UEC	Uranium Energy Corp	$10.33	Sep 25	After Close	$-0.05	4.55M	5.01B
31	ABLV	Able View Global Inc-B	$1.00	Sep 28	—	—	—	44.46M
32	AIFU	Aifu Inc - Cl A	$10.97	Sep 28	—	—	—	66.64M
33	AIIO	Robo.Ai Inc	$1.64	Sep 28	—	—	—	186.89M
34	AMST	Amesite Inc	$1.05	Sep 28	—	—	—	6.75M
35	ANEB	Anebulo Pharmaceuticals Inc	$0.32	Sep 28	After Close	$-0.10	—	12.24M
36	ATGL	Alpha Technology Group Ltd-A	$4.80	Sep 28	—	—	—	79.02M
37	BON	Bon Natural Life Ltd-A	$1.20	Sep 28	—	—	—	9.35M
38	CCL	Carnival Corp	$22.28	Sep 28	Before Open	$1.37	8.38B	29.98B
39	FEAM	5E Advanced Materials Inc	$2.50	Sep 28	After Close	$-0.33	—	80.12M
40	FKWL	Franklin Wireless Corp	$2.41	Sep 28	—	$0.00	10.81M	28.28M
41	GDTC	Cytomed Therapeutics Ltd	$0.94	Sep 28	—	—	—	10.25M
42	IDT	Idt Corp-Class B	$69.84	Sep 28	After Close	$0.99	322.19M	1.72B
43	INEO	Inneova Holdings Ltd-A	$0.55	Sep 28	—	—	—	6.39M
44	IXHL	Incannex Healthcare Inc	$3.53	Sep 28	—	$-0.76	—	43.55M
45	LNAI	Lunai Bioworks Inc	$2.30	Sep 28	—	—	—	10.31M
46	LSE	Leishen Energy Holding -A	$5.09	Sep 28	—	—	—	78.66M
47	MFI	Mf International Ltd-A	$9.55	Sep 28	—	—	—	464.27M
48	MPU	Mega Matrix Inc	$2.66	Sep 28	—	—	—	10.78M
49	MSS	Maison Solutions Inc-A	$1.55	Sep 28	—	$0.58	26.31M	1.28M
50	MTN	Vail Resorts Inc	$138.98	Sep 28	After Close	$-5.28	278.40M	5.03B
51	NEUP	Neuphoria Therapeutics Inc	$3.73	Sep 28	—	$-0.57	—	20.00M
52	NKE	Nike Inc.	$36.10	Sep 28	—	$0.45	11.47B	52.68B
53	NTCL	Netclass Technology Inc	$2.01	Sep 28	—	—	—	4.29M
54	NTWK	Netsol Technologies Inc	$4.48	Sep 28	Before Open	—	—	51.66M
55	SRXH	Srx Health Solutions Inc	$1.80	Sep 28	After Close	—	—	33.46M
56	SYNX	Silynxcom Ltd	$0.91	Sep 28	—	—	—	5.46M
57	TRAK	Repositrak Inc	$8.23	Sep 28	After Close	$0.09	6.02M	151.75M
58	VSEE	Vsee Health Inc	$0.02	Sep 28	—	—	—	850.2K
59	ZKIN	Zk International Group Co Lt	$1.11	Sep 28	—	—	—	68.00M
60	BTM	Bitcoin Depot Inc	$0.02	Sep 29	—	$-0.45	104.48M	227.0K
61	CAG	Conagra Brands Inc	$14.78	Sep 29	—	$0.29	2.61B	7.26B
62	CNXC	Concentrix Corp	$27.53	Sep 29	After Close	$2.76	2.53B	1.78B
63	CTRM	Castor Maritime Inc	$2.17	Sep 29	—	—	—	23.00M
64	KMX	Carmax Inc	$57.86	Sep 29	—	$0.72	7.01B	8.77B
65	TAYD	Taylor Devices Inc	$60.08	Sep 29	—	$0.94	13.36M	193.76M
66	TORO	Toro Corp	$5.90	Sep 29	—	—	—	207.01M
67	TRSG	Tungray Technologies Inc-A	$1.50	Sep 29	—	—	—	24.84M
68	ZCMD	Zhongchao Inc-Class A	$0.79	Sep 29	—	—	—	7.14M
69	ADBE	Adobe Inc	$238.25	Sep 30	—	$6.21	—	100.44B
70	ADI	Analog Devices Inc	$390.37	Sep 30	—	$3.37	—	175.43B
71	AMAT	Applied Materials Inc	$472.46	Sep 30	—	$3.46	—	345.33B
72	AVGO	Broadcom Inc.	$364.54	Sep 30	—	$3.30	—	1.62T
73	BMO	Bank Of Montreal	$174.35	Sep 30	—	$3.79	—	169.01B
74	BNS	Bank Of Nova Scotia	$94.06	Sep 30	—	$2.12	—	162.28B
75	BSET	Bassett Furniture Inds	$17.79	Sep 30	—	$0.13	84.72M	151.35M
76	CALM	Cal-Maine Foods Inc	$73.13	Sep 30	—	$-0.38	599.55M	3.49B
77	CM	Can Imperial Bk Of Commerce	$114.76	Sep 30	—	$2.61	—	143.28B
78	CRM	Salesforce Inc	$233.28	Sep 30	—	$3.31	—	200.47B
79	CRWD	Crowdstrike Holdings Inc - A	$250.06	Sep 30	—	$0.30	—	251.58B
80	CSCO	Cisco Systems Inc	$106.44	Sep 30	—	$1.19	—	427.93B
81	DE	Deere & Co	$703.12	Sep 30	—	$4.84	—	181.37B
82	DELL	Dell Technologies -C	$548.92	Sep 30	—	$5.01	—	374.11B
83	FDS	Factset Research Systems Inc	$276.42	Sep 30	After Close	$4.38	636.13M	10.09B
84	HD	Home Depot Inc	$305.35	Sep 30	—	$4.88	—	299.29B
85	INTU	Intuit Inc	$292.35	Sep 30	—	$3.65	—	80.48B
86	JBL	Jabil Inc	$308.98	Sep 30	Before Open	$4.10	9.79B	31.01B
87	JEF	Jefferies Financial Group In	$47.39	Sep 30	—	$0.95	2.14B	10.92B
88	LOW	Lowe'S Cos Inc	$196.08	Sep 30	—	$4.27	—	108.00B
89	MDT	Medtronic Plc	$90.77	Sep 30	—	$1.40	—	118.43B
90	MRVL	Marvell Technology Inc	$262.36	Sep 30	—	$0.94	—	208.78B
91	MU	Micron Technology Inc	$1,096.16	Sep 30	After Close	$32.22	52.10B	1.10T
92	NVDA	NVIDIA Corp	$228.87	Sep 30	—	$2.14	—	5.30T
93	ORCL	Oracle Corporation	$149.20	Sep 30	—	$1.77	—	442.37B
94	PANW	Palo Alto Networks Inc	$374.57	Sep 30	—	$1.00	—	309.68B
95	PRGS	Progress Software Corp	$40.41	Sep 30	—	$1.55	252.27M	1.75B
96	RY	Royal Bank Of Canada	$203.83	Sep 30	—	$4.20	—	395.08B
97	SNOW	Snowflake Inc.	$336.59	Sep 30	—	$0.46	—	119.38B
98	TD	Toronto-Dominion Bank	$122.65	Sep 30	—	$2.55	—	287.84B
99	TJX	Tjx Companies Inc	$130.79	Sep 30	—	$1.20	—	139.20B
100	WMT	Walmart Inc	$110.12	Sep 30	—	$0.75	—	850.10B

Frequently Asked Questions

What is earnings season?

Earnings season refers to the period each quarter when the majority of publicly traded companies release their financial results. It typically begins about two weeks after each quarter ends — January for Q4, April for Q1, July for Q2, and October for Q3. The busiest weeks see hundreds of companies reporting daily, creating concentrated volatility across sectors. Major banks traditionally kick off earnings season, followed by big tech, industrials, and consumer companies.

How do earnings affect stock prices?

Stock prices react to whether reported earnings beat or miss analyst estimates, not to the absolute numbers. A company earning $2.00 per share will drop if analysts expected $2.20. Beyond the headline numbers, markets focus on revenue growth, profit margins, forward guidance, and management commentary about demand trends. The biggest single-day moves come from companies that surprise on guidance — raising or lowering their outlook for future quarters often matters more than the current quarter's results.

What does "before market" and "after market" mean for earnings?

Companies choose to release earnings either before market open (BMO) or after market close (AMC). BMO reports come out between 6-9 AM ET, giving investors time to react before regular trading. AMC reports come after 4 PM ET and trade in after-hours sessions with thinner liquidity. The timing matters because after-hours price reactions can be exaggerated due to lower volume. The stock typically finds its true post-earnings price in the first 30-60 minutes of the next regular session.

What are EPS estimates?

EPS (earnings per share) estimates represent the consensus prediction from Wall Street analysts for a company's quarterly profit divided by shares outstanding. Estimates are compiled from individual analyst models and reported as a consensus average. The "whisper number" is an unofficial expectation that may differ from the published consensus. Companies that beat EPS estimates by a large margin often see their stock rise, but the market also evaluates revenue, margins, and guidance alongside headline EPS.

Should I buy stocks before or after earnings?

Both approaches carry risk. Buying before earnings is essentially a binary bet — the stock could gap up or down significantly. Some traders buy weeks before earnings expecting a "run-up" as anticipation builds, then sell before the report. Buying after earnings lets you react to actual results rather than speculate. Long-term investors often prefer buying on post-earnings dips when a good company drops on a temporary miss. The worst strategy is panic-buying before earnings with no plan for the downside.

What is an earnings surprise?

An earnings surprise occurs when a company's reported EPS differs from the analyst consensus estimate. A positive surprise means actual earnings exceeded expectations; a negative surprise means they fell short. The magnitude matters — a 1-2% beat is typical and often already priced in, while a 10%+ beat or miss triggers significant price movement. Studies show that stocks with positive earnings surprises tend to outperform for 60-90 days after the announcement, a phenomenon known as post-earnings announcement drift (PEAD).

What is revenue vs earnings?

Revenue (also called sales or top line) is the total money a company brings in from its business operations. Earnings (net income or bottom line) is what remains after subtracting all costs, taxes, and expenses. Both matter to investors but signal different things. Revenue growth shows demand for products and services, while earnings show profitability and cost management. A company can grow revenue quickly while earnings decline if costs rise faster — this is common in high-growth companies investing heavily in expansion.

How to read an earnings report?

Start with the headline numbers: EPS vs estimate and revenue vs estimate. Then check year-over-year growth rates for both metrics. Look at gross margin and operating margin trends — expanding margins signal improving efficiency. Read the forward guidance section carefully, as this drives the stock more than backward-looking results. Check the earnings call transcript for management tone on demand, pricing, and competitive dynamics. Finally, review cash flow from operations and any changes to share buyback or dividend programs.