Next print countdown + 8-quarter surprise history.
Upcoming prints across your universe grouped by date, so a week of event risk reads as one block instead of a series of surprises — with the surprise history behind each name. A company that habitually beats by a little is guiding conservatively, and that is worth knowing before you price the reaction.
Reach for itPlanning the week in earnings season, and before holding anything into a print.
“The earnings panel shows a company's reported results against estimates, with the surprise and the history of prior quarters.”
Next print countdown + 8-quarter surprise history.
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Days / hours / minutes to the next earnings release plus BMO (before market open) or AMC (after market close) tag. The implied move from the options chain shows what the market is pricing for the event.
Per-quarter EPS estimate vs reported, revenue estimate vs reported, beat/miss colour-coded. A beat-and-raise streak = confidence signal; a sandbag pattern (light guides, big beats) = likely continuation.
Last quarter's guidance vs full-year consensus. When guidance is consistently raised through reporting cycles, the stock has multiple expansion built in.
Type CRUSH to open earnings IV crush — implied move vs historical realised post-earnings moves. Implied > realised average = options pricing extra event risk; sell-vol setup if you have a directional view.
