Why Earnings Dates Matter
Earnings reports are the single most important catalyst for individual stocks. A company beating estimates by even a few cents can send the stock up 10%+, while a miss can cause a gap down. Knowing the next earnings date is essential for managing risk and timing trades.
How It Works
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Enter Ticker
Type any US stock ticker (e.g., AAPL, MSFT, TSLA). We'll fetch the latest earnings data in real-time.
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Check the Countdown
See how many days until the next earnings report. Red = imminent (under 5 days), yellow = soon, green = plenty of time.
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Review Trends
Quarterly revenue and EPS trends show whether the company is growing. Analyst targets give a sense of Wall Street sentiment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Earnings reports cause the biggest single-day moves in most stocks. Knowing when earnings are coming helps you avoid surprise volatility, plan options strategies around the event, and time entries before or after the report.
IMMINENT means the stock reports earnings within the next 5 trading days. This is a high-risk period where positions can gap significantly. Consider reducing position size or using options to hedge.
Earnings dates come from company filings and analyst estimates. Dates can shift by a few days until the company officially confirms. We update data every 15 minutes.
The bar chart shows quarterly revenue (gold bars) and net income (blue bars). Rising bars indicate growing revenue and profits. Declining bars may signal trouble ahead.
Free tier shows the consensus recommendation and mean price target. Pro tier adds forward P/E, forward EPS, trailing EPS, price target range (low/high), and number of analysts covering the stock.