GB Meka

After earnings

Tracked stocks that reported in the last 30 days — actual earnings per share (EPS) vs. analyst estimates, and how the price reacted

Wed, Sep 30 · 3 companies

Tue, Sep 29 · 1 company

Mon, Sep 28 · 2 companies

Thu, Sep 24 · 3 companies

Wed, Sep 23 · 2 companies

Tue, Sep 22 · 1 company

Mon, Sep 21 · 1 company

Wed, Sep 16 · 1 company

Tue, Sep 15 · 1 company

Fri, Sep 11 · 1 company

Thu, Sep 10 · 5 companies

Wed, Sep 9 · 7 companies

Tue, Sep 8 · 4 companies

Thu, Sep 3 · 7 companies

Wed, Sep 2 · 5 companies

Tue, Sep 1 · 3 companies

History: does the move continue after earnings?

Based on 6,321 earnings reports from tracked stocks over ~2 years · return over the 20 trading days after day one, minus the S&P 500 over the same period

Beat + price up ≥3% on day one(1421 times)+0.3%Beat mkt 47%
Beat, but price down ≥3%(806 times)+0.6%Beat mkt 48%
Miss + price down ≥3%(536 times)-0.3%Beat mkt 47%
Miss, but price up ≥3%(223 times)+1.9%Beat mkt 52%
All reports(6321 times)+0.1%Beat mkt 47%

“Beat mkt” = % of cases where the stock outperformed the S&P 500 over the next 20 days · averages can be skewed by a few huge movers · We tested this with the bot: boosting stocks that jumped after earnings (or dropping ones that plunged) did not improve results, so this is shown for context only and isn't used to pick stocks

Earnings data from Yahoo Finance · Day one = the first trading day after the results are public (reported after the close → the next day) · estimates can differ between sources · You can listen to earnings calls for free on each company's Investor Relations page — there's a search link on each stock page