Earnings Calendar for US Stocks
See which companies report quarterly earnings this week and up to a month ahead — the most important planned volatility event for options traders.
As of Sep 21, 2026, 10:49 AM
What is an earnings calendar?
An earnings calendar lists the dates on which publicly traded companies report their quarterly results, and whether each report comes before the market opens or after it closes. Options traders use it to identify scheduled volatility: implied volatility typically rises into a report and collapses once the numbers are public.
Week 39 · Sep 21 – Sep 25, 2026
No earnings scheduled
Reporting this week — their average move after past earnings
These companies report this week. The figure shows how much the stock moved on average after its past quarterly reports.
- 01DRIDarden Restaurants, Inc.Thu, Sep 24
±4.7%
from 12 reports
- 02GISGeneral Mills, Inc.Wed, Sep 23
±3.7%
from 12 reports
- 03CTASCintas CorporationWed, Sep 23
±3.3%
from 12 reports
- 04PAYXPaychex, Inc.Wed, Sep 23
±2.9%
from 12 reports
- 05AZOAutoZone, Inc.Tue, Sep 22
±2.8%
from 12 reports
How much do stocks actually move after earnings?
Every company reacts differently to its quarterly report. Some barely move, others jump by double digits. These numbers show how wide that range is.
- ±3.5%
- Typical move
- ±2.4% – ±5.5%
- Usual range
- 3 in 100
- Big swings
- 39 in 100
- Quiet movers
Half the companies move more than this, half move less.
50 in 100 companies fall inside this range.
That many companies move by more than ±10% after earnings on average.
That many companies move by less than ±3% after earnings on average.
Based on 1222 quarterly reports from 510 companies in the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and Dow Jones, covering May 25, 2016 to September 16, 2026. Last updated on September 21, 2026.
Descriptive market statistics, not investment advice.
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