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Track the earnings that move markets.

Four times a year, companies tell you what actually happened. Everything between those days is an estimate.

Earnings season concentrates more price movement into fewer hours than almost anything else on the calendar. A single release can reset a company's valuation, drag its sector with it, and set the tone for an index. The calendar below shows the shape of the season, who reports, roughly when, and what the market is expecting, so you can plan around it rather than be surprised by it.

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AAPL214.36 1.49%MSFT428.90 1.58%NVDA121.44 1.74%GOOGL176.22 0.15%AMZN186.71 0.89%META498.05 0.72%TSLA241.18 1.67%JPM204.61 0.60%V271.90 2.10%COST872.40 2.45%ASML842.50 1.64%ORCL139.28 2.08%AAPL214.36 1.49%MSFT428.90 1.58%NVDA121.44 1.74%GOOGL176.22 0.15%AMZN186.71 0.89%META498.05 0.72%TSLA241.18 1.67%JPM204.61 0.60%V271.90 2.10%COST872.40 2.45%ASML842.50 1.64%ORCL139.28 2.08%

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Calendar

Upcoming reports.

Data shown is illustrative and indicative only, subject to change, verify with official company sources.

Illustrative earnings calendar

  • Apple

    Sector
    Technology
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    After close
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Microsoft

    Sector
    Technology
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    After close
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Nvidia

    Sector
    Semiconductors
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    After close
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Amazon

    Sector
    Consumer / Cloud
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    After close
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Alphabet

    Sector
    Technology
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    After close
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Meta Platforms

    Sector
    Technology
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    After close
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Tesla

    Sector
    Automotive
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    After close
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • JPMorgan Chase

    Sector
    Financials
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    Before open
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Bank of America

    Sector
    Financials
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    Before open
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Johnson & Johnson

    Sector
    Healthcare
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    Before open
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Exxon Mobil

    Sector
    Energy
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    Before open
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

  • Coca-Cola

    Sector
    Consumer staples
    Market cap
    [, ]
    Expected date
    [Date TBC]
    When
    Before open
    EPS estimate
    [, ]
    Watchlist
    ☆

Market capitalisation, dates and EPS estimates are placeholders pending a live data feed. Company names are shown for illustration and are not recommendations.

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How to use it

A calendar is a planning tool, not a signal.

Earnings dates tell you when uncertainty is scheduled. What you do with that information is a risk decision before it is a trading one.

Check the date and the timing
Before or after the market close changes everything. A post-close release means the price you see at 20:00 is not the price you will see at the open.
Read the estimate as a bar, not a forecast
The EPS estimate is the consensus the market has already priced. Reaction depends on the distance from that bar, and on guidance, which no estimate captures.
Expect wider spreads and gaps
Liquidity thins around releases. Spreads widen, and prices can gap through a stop level rather than trading at it.
Size the position for the event
If you intend to hold through a release, assume the move will be larger than usual and reduce exposure accordingly, or stand aside.
Watch the sector, not only the name
A bellwether result reprices its peers within minutes. Positions you did not think were exposed to the release often are.
Verify against the source
Companies confirm their own reporting dates. Treat any calendar, including this one, as indicative until the company itself confirms.

Questions

Answered plainly.

Between reports, a share price reflects expectations. A report replaces expectation with fact, revenue, margin, and forward guidance, and the market reprices the difference in a single move rather than gradually.

Companies usually publish outside trading hours so the market can absorb the information. Before open means the release lands ahead of the session; after close means it lands once the session has ended, with the reaction appearing at the next open.

You can, but it carries elevated risk. Spreads widen, liquidity thins, and prices can gap past stop levels, meaning your exit may fill materially away from the level you set.

Plan the season. Don't chase it.

Open an account and follow the releases that matter to your positions, or rehearse the whole season on a demo first.