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Who reports next, with estimates
Four weeks of scheduled results, grouped by day and sorted by size. Consensus EPS and revenue sit beside the printed number, with the surprise against consensus computed for every name that has already reported.
Pick a day, then narrow it
Every scheduled report in the window, grouped by day. Filter to the session you trade — pre-market prints move the open, after-the-bell prints move tomorrow — or lift the market-cap floor to the names large enough to drag an index with them.
Thursday, Aug 27, 2026 — 7 companies scheduled, 3 before the open, 4 after the close, 7 already printed.
| Company | Reports | EPS est. | EPS actual | Revenue est. | Revenue actual | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday, Aug 27, 2026Today7 entries | ||||||
TDToronto-Dominion Bank | Before open | $1.74 | $1.81+4.0% | $10.20B | $10.44B+2.4% | $132.60B |
DELLDell Technologies | After close | $2.34 | $2.51+7.3% | $27.40B | $28.12B+2.6% | $96.40B |
MRVLMarvell Technology | After close | $0.78 | $0.82+5.1% | $2.18B | $2.24B+2.9% | $74.80B |
ADSKAutodesk, Inc. | After close | $2.46 | $2.39-2.8% | $1.81B | $1.80B-0.8% | $63.50B |
DGDollar General Corporation | Before open | $1.54 | $1.42-7.8% | $10.60B | $10.51B-0.8% | $22.10B |
ULTAUlta Beauty, Inc. | After close | $5.42 | $5.71+5.4% | $2.64B | $2.69B+1.8% | $21.30B |
BBYBest Buy Co., Inc. | Before open | $1.28 | $1.36+6.3% | $9.34B | $9.47B+1.4% | $15.70B |
The biggest reports ahead
The next eight names scheduled after Thursday, Aug 27, 2026, largest first within each day. Consensus is the sell-side mean; the actual column on the calendar fills in once the print lands.
BABA
Alibaba Group Holding
Friday, Aug 28, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $2.18
- Revenue consensus
- $34.80B
- Market cap
- $288.40B
FRO
Frontline plc
Friday, Aug 28, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $0.34
- Revenue consensus
- $412.00M
- Market cap
- $4.68B
ZS
Zscaler, Inc.
Monday, Aug 31, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $0.86
- Revenue consensus
- $810.00M
- Market cap
- $44.20B
NIO
NIO Inc.
Monday, Aug 31, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $-0.28
- Revenue consensus
- $3.06B
- Market cap
- $11.40B
HQY
HealthEquity, Inc.
Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $0.94
- Revenue consensus
- $336.00M
- Market cap
- $8.92B
GTLB
GitLab Inc.
Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $0.24
- Revenue consensus
- $268.00M
- Market cap
- $8.64B
SIG
Signet Jewelers
Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $0.42
- Revenue consensus
- $1.52B
- Market cap
- $3.18B
CRM
Salesforce, Inc.
Wednesday, Sep 2, 2026
- EPS consensus
- $2.94
- Revenue consensus
- $10.82B
- Market cap
- $246.80B
A beat is not a catalyst
The surprise column measures one thing: how far the printed number landed from the sell-side mean. That is a smaller signal than most people assume.
EPS surprise is the reported figure minus consensus, divided by the absolute value of consensus. A company earning $3.04 against a $2.71 estimate beats by 12.2%. We take the absolute value in the denominator so a company that loses less than expected still shows a positive surprise rather than an inverted one.
Consensus itself is a moving target. Analysts revise into the print, and the number the tape actually trades against — the “whisper” — often sits above the published mean by the time the release crosses. Beating a stale estimate by a cent is not the same as beating what the marginal buyer already assumed.
Why price so often disagrees with the beat
- Guidance outranks the quarter. The print describes ninety days that already happened. Forward guidance describes the ninety days being priced, and it is usually the sentence that moves the stock.
- Positioning was already there. If options were pricing a 9% move and the stock delivers 4%, premium sellers win no matter which way it broke. A crowded long into a good number can still gap down.
- Quality of the beat matters. EPS flattered by buybacks, a lower tax rate or a one-off gain reads very differently from a beat driven by revenue and gross margin. That is why the calendar shows the revenue line beside the EPS line.
- Mix and segment detail. A consolidated beat can hide a decelerating segment the market cares far more about.
The practical use of this page is not prediction. It is knowing which names carry event risk on which day, so a position sized for a quiet session does not meet a report you forgot was scheduled.
The formula
surprise% = (actual − consensus) / |consensus| × 100
Applied to every printed row on the calendar and coloured green above zero, red below. Rows still ahead of their report date show a dash.
Widest prints in the window
AMBA
Ambarella, Inc.
+37.5%
$0.22 vs $0.16
KSS
Kohl's Corporation
-34.4%
$0.21 vs $0.32
A large surprise in either direction is a description of the release, not a prediction of the session that follows it.
Trade the calendar, not the headline
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