Earnings Calendar 2025

An earnings calendar is a schedule showing when publicly traded companies are expected to release their quarterly or annual earnings reports. It includes the earnings date, estimated earnings per share (EPS), and whether the report is released before market open (BMO) or after market close (AMC). Investors use earnings calendars to track upcoming reports and prepare for potential stock price volatility.

Earnings reports are crucial because they reveal a company's actual financial performance, including revenue, net income, and earnings per share. These reports can significantly impact stock prices, especially if results differ from analyst estimates. Positive earnings surprises often drive stock prices higher, while earnings misses can lead to sharp declines. Earnings also provide insights into company guidance and future prospects.

Earnings today refers to companies reporting their quarterly or annual financial results on the current trading day. Companies can report earnings before the market opens (pre-market or BMO) or after the market closes (after-hours or AMC). Knowing which companies report earnings today helps investors prepare for potential price movements and make informed trading decisions.

Use the earnings calendar to identify which companies are reporting earnings and when. Look for companies in your portfolio or watchlist, note their earnings dates, and review analyst EPS estimates. Pay attention to whether the report is before or after market hours. You can filter by market cap or sector to focus on specific types of companies. Check back regularly as companies report actual results.

Earnings season is the period when most publicly traded companies report their quarterly results. It typically begins 1-2 weeks after the end of each fiscal quarter (January, April, July, October) and lasts about 4-6 weeks. During earnings season, hundreds of companies report each week, creating increased market volatility and trading opportunities.

An earnings surprise occurs when a company's reported earnings per share (EPS) differs from analyst consensus estimates. A positive surprise (beating estimates) typically drives the stock price up, while a negative surprise (missing estimates) usually causes the stock to fall. The surprise percentage shows how much actual earnings exceeded or fell short of expectations.

BMO stands for "Before Market Open" and AMC stands for "After Market Close." These indicate when a company releases its earnings report. BMO earnings are typically released between 6:00-9:00 AM ET before the market opens at 9:30 AM. AMC earnings are released after 4:00 PM ET when the market closes. The timing affects when investors can trade on the news.

Trading around earnings is risky due to high volatility. Many experienced investors avoid opening new positions right before earnings due to uncertainty. However, some strategies include: 1) Holding long-term positions through earnings if you believe in the company, 2) Reducing position size to manage risk, 3) Using options for defined-risk trades, or 4) Waiting until after the report to make decisions with more information.

Earnings estimates are analyst predictions and can vary in accuracy. Companies sometimes provide guidance, which helps analysts make more accurate predictions. However, unexpected events, market conditions, or operational changes can cause actual results to differ significantly. Consensus estimates (averaging multiple analysts) tend to be more reliable than individual predictions. Always check the estimate range and number of analysts.

Our earnings calendar displays all upcoming earnings for the current week and next week. You can see earnings grouped by date, showing which companies report Monday through Friday. Filter by "This Week" to focus on the next 5 trading days. Each listing shows the company ticker, name, earnings date, timing (BMO/AMC), and EPS estimates.