Weekly Earnings Reports

Every week during earnings season, we publish a full recap — who beat, who missed, how stocks reacted, and what analysts are saying next. Powered by stkmrkt intelligence — drafted by stkmrkt's AI from real market data.

Latest report Week of Oct 26–30, 2026 · Nov 2, 2026

Earnings Week Oct 26–30: Verizon, Welltower, Cincinnati

Cincinnati Financial delivered the biggest surprise of the week, beating EPS estimates by 43.72%, while Verizon and Welltower added to a strong lineup of 13 beaters out of 20 reporters.

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Earlier Reports

Week of October 19–23, 2026

Earnings Week Oct 19–23: Zions, RLI, Cleveland‑Cliffs

RLI Corp. delivered a staggering 48.28% EPS surprise, the biggest beat of the week, while Zions Bancorporation posted an 8.54% beat and Cleveland‑Cliffs topped the miners with a 16.67% surprise. Dive into the full earnings scorecard and next‑week outlook.

12 beats 6 misses Oct 26, 2026

Week of Oct 12–Oct 16, 2026

Earnings Week Oct 12‑16: Goldman, Nurix, JNJ

Nurix Therapeutics shocked investors with a $4.73 EPS, a 944.64% surprise, while Goldman Sachs delivered a $17.01 EPS, beating estimates by 31.86%. Across 20 reporters, 17 beat expectations, highlighting a robust earnings week.

17 beats 2 misses Oct 19, 2026

Week of October 5–9, 2026

Earnings Week Oct 5–9: Constellation, Levi, PepsiCo

Constellation Brands delivered a $3.74 EPS, beating estimates by 3.3%, while Levi Strauss posted a 33% EPS surprise and PepsiCo edged past forecasts. This week’s earnings highlighted strong consumer brands and mixed results in industrials, setting the tone for the next market cycle.

14 beats 5 misses Oct 19, 2026

Week of Sep 28–Oct 2, 2026

Earnings Week Sep 28–Oct 2: Carnival, Micron, ConAgra

Carnival surprised analysts with a $1.43 EPS, beating estimates by 5.15%, while Micron and ConAgra also posted strong beats, driving a week of 17 earnings surprises out of 20 reports.

17 beats 3 misses Oct 7, 2026

Week of September 21–25, 2026

Earnings Week Sep 21–25: Cracker Barrel, AutoZone, Costco

Cracker Barrel stole the spotlight with an astonishing $0.99 EPS versus $0.20 estimates, a 395% beat that sent the chain soaring. AutoZone and Costco also delivered beats, while a handful of biotech names missed, shaping a mixed week of earnings surprises.

15 beats 4 misses Sep 25, 2026

Week of September 14–18, 2026

Earnings Week Sep 14–18: UROY, IMMR, PLAY

Uranium Royalty's EPS jumped to $0.10 versus $0.05 estimates, delivering a 100% beat, while Immersion Corporation posted a $0.17 actual versus $0.06 forecast, a 183% surprise. In contrast, Dave & Buster's reported a $‑0.27 loss against a $0.19 estimate, missing by 242%. The week saw 7 beats, 12 misses and 1 met across 20 reporters.

7 beats 12 misses Sep 21, 2026

Week of September 7–11, 2026

Earnings Sep 7–11: Caseys Beats, ServiceTitan Miss

Caseys General Stores delivered a strong EPS beat of $7.37 versus $6.60 estimates, while ServiceTitan missed dramatically with a $0.25 loss versus a $0.09 loss forecast. Thirteen companies beat, five missed and two met expectations in the September 7–11 earnings week.

13 beats 5 misses Sep 17, 2026

Week of August 31–September 4, 2026

Earnings Week Aug 31–Sep 4: Dell, MongoDB, Broadcom

Dell Technologies stunned investors with a 43.22% earnings beat, while MongoDB posted a jaw‑dropping 575% surprise. Across 20 reporters, 12 beat estimates and 8 missed, shaping market sentiment for the coming week.

12 beats 8 misses Sep 10, 2026

Week of Aug 24–28, 2026

Earnings Week Aug 24–28: PDD, BMO, INTU

PDD Holdings led the pack with a 1.12% EPS beat, while BMO and INTU also exceeded forecasts. Yet Gorilla Technology posted a staggering loss, and Zoom missed. Our recap breaks down 20 reports, highlights sector trends, and flags what to watch next week.

13 beats 7 misses Sep 1, 2026

Week of August 17–21, 2026

Earnings Week Aug 17–21: Home Depot, Baidu, Klarna

Home Depot led the pack with a $4.92 EPS beat, while Baidu stumbled at $0.77 and Klarna posted an unexpected positive EPS of $0.01. Our recap covers 20 companies, 15 beats and 5 misses, plus key themes and next‑week outlook.

15 beats 5 misses Sep 1, 2026

Week of August 10–14, 2026

Earnings Week Aug 10–14: Barrick, Simon, Rocket Lab

Barrick Mining topped the week with a modest $0.82 EPS beat, while Grupo Cibest stunned with a 55% surprise. Six companies missed estimates, including JBS’s loss, highlighting divergent sector performance.

13 beats 6 misses Aug 17, 2026

Week of August 3–7, 2026

Earnings Week Aug 3–7: Palantir, Marriott, Grab

Grab delivered a staggering 500% earnings surprise, dwarfing the $0.01 estimate with $0.06 actual EPS. Palantir, Marriott and several others also beat expectations, driving a strong beat rate of 80% this week.

16 beats 4 misses Aug 10, 2026

Week of July 27–31, 2026

Earnings Week Jul 27–31: AstraZeneca, Nucor, F5

AstraZeneca led the pack with a 5.2% EPS beat, while Nucor and F5 posted surprise gains of 5.91% and 26.97% respectively, driving a 16‑beat, 4‑miss week across the market.

16 beats 4 misses Aug 7, 2026

Week of July 20–24, 2026

Earnings Week Jul 20–24: AMC, Steel Dynamics, W.R. Berkley

AMC stunned investors with a $0.14 EPS, a 1300% surprise, leading a week where 16 of 20 companies beat estimates. Steel Dynamics and W.R. Berkley also delivered strong beats, while Ryanair and Domino's missed, shaping market sentiment across finance, industrials, and consumer sectors.

16 beats 3 misses Jul 27, 2026

Week of July 13–17, 2026

Earnings Week Jul 13–17: JPM, GS, BAC

Goldman Sachs delivered a staggering 45% EPS surprise, leading a week where nine out of twenty companies beat estimates, three met expectations and eight missed, highlighting divergent performance across finance and tech.

9 beats 8 misses Jul 21, 2026

Week of July 6–10, 2026

Earnings Week Jul 6–10: Penguin, Levi, Pepsico

Penguin Solutions led the pack with a 44.9% EPS beat, while several firms like BYRN and NTIC posted huge misses. Our recap breaks down the 20 releases, highlights the top performers, and spots emerging trends for investors.

11 beats 5 misses Jul 14, 2026

Week of June 29–July 3, 2026

Earnings Week Jun 29–Jul 3: NKE, STZ, GIS

Nike smashed expectations with a $0.20 EPS, sparking a wave of beats across the week. With 13 out of 20 companies exceeding forecasts, the June 29–July 3 earnings window delivered strong surprises, especially in consumer and industrial sectors.

13 beats 3 misses Jul 3, 2026

Week of June 22–26, 2026

Earnings Week Jun 22–26: Carnival, FedEx, Micron

Carnival Corp. led the pack with a 17.14% EPS beat, while FedEx and Micron also surprised to the upside. Six companies missed estimates and two merely met them, delivering a 60% beat rate for the week.

12 beats 6 misses Jun 28, 2026

Week of June 15–19, 2026

Earnings Week Jun 15–19: PowerFleet, CarMax, Accenture

PowerFleet led the June earnings sprint with a $0.04 EPS beat, while CarMax shocked investors with a 39% surprise and Accenture added another solid beat, underscoring a week of strong results amid mixed misses.

13 beats 6 misses Jun 21, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does an EPS beat mean?

An EPS beat means a company reported earnings per share higher than the analyst consensus estimate. This typically signals stronger-than-expected profitability and often causes the stock to rise.

What happens when a stock misses earnings?

When a stock misses earnings estimates, it means actual EPS or revenue came in below analyst expectations. This often causes the stock to drop, though guidance and other factors can offset the miss.

When is earnings season?

Earnings season occurs four times a year, roughly 1–6 weeks after the end of each quarter: January–February (Q4), April–May (Q1), July–August (Q2), and October–November (Q3).

How do earnings reports affect stock prices?

Earnings reports can cause significant stock price swings. Beats on both EPS and revenue with strong guidance tend to push prices higher, while misses or weak guidance can cause sharp declines, sometimes 10–20% in a single session.