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Earnings calendar
Here you can see when companies report their results and their earnings per share (EPS): the analysts' forecast and, once results are out, the reported figure, in green if it beat the forecast and in red if it fell short.
None of the companies we follow report their results this week.
The data comes from our financial data provider and is updated several times a day. Companies can move their reporting date, so check the company's website before you make a decision.
Frequently asked questions
What do “before the open” and “after the close” mean?
Most companies publish their results outside trading hours, so that all investors have time to read them: in the morning before the market opens, or in the evening after it closes. The share price reacts when the market next opens.
What is EPS?
EPS (earnings per share) is the company's net profit divided by the number of shares. Analysts forecast it before the results come out, and the market compares the reported figure with the forecast.
Why does a share price sometimes fall even when results beat forecasts?
Because the price already reflects what investors expect. What the company says about the coming quarters also matters: a weak outlook can outweigh a good quarter.
What is earnings season?
The few weeks when most companies publish their quarterly results. It usually starts two to three weeks after the end of each quarter, in January, April, July and October.
Where do the forecasts come from?
The forecast is the average of the estimates from the analysts who follow the company (the consensus), collected by financial data providers. It is not a promise from the company.