Pivot Trading

Earnings

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How each company did on its report, and how the stock is reacting right now. Tap Deep Dive on any company for the full story.

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How grading works
  • The big arrow sums up the report: up and green for a beat, down and red for a miss, bigger for a stronger result. Gray means pending or not enough data.
  • EPS (earnings per share) vs. the analyst consensus: +10% or better is a strong beat, +1% a beat, within ±1% in line, worse than −1% a miss, worse than −10% a big miss.
  • Revenue vs. the consensus: +3% strong beat, +0.5% beat, within ±0.5% in line, then miss / big miss. Graded only when the estimate was saved before the report; otherwise the light shows the reported revenue without a grade.
  • Guidance (the company's outlook): read from the company's own earnings release on SEC EDGAR. It lights only on explicit wording like "raising our full-year guidance", "reaffirms its outlook" or "lowered guidance". If the release gives numbers without that wording, or the language is mixed, it stays ungraded.
  • Updates: results are checked every 10 minutes from 6:00–9:30 AM and 4:00–8:00 PM ET, every 30 minutes during the trading day, and hourly until midnight on weekdays. Each tile shows when its data last changed.
  • "x of 3 known": the arrow uses only the metrics we actually have. Nothing is guessed.
  • Stock reaction: pre-market move for before-the-open and last-night reporters, after-hours move for after-the-close reporters, vs. the prior close. Refreshes about every 45 seconds; extended-hours quotes can be thin or delayed.
  • Rule-based summary: built only from the numbers above and the move. It never claims a reason that isn't in the data.
  • High profile: $10B+ market cap, or a widely followed name worth $2B+. Other $2B+ reporters are in the lower-profile list.

Data: Nasdaq and Yahoo Finance; may be delayed or incomplete. Educational only, not investment advice.

This week

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Calendar from Nasdaq, with timing and reported results filled in from Yahoo Finance where Nasdaq lists no time. Tap any company for its Deep Dive. Dates can change; companies confirm them closer to the report.