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US earnings season: Capture the moves

Are you ready for the market’s defining moment? Trade this earnings season with 24/5 US share CFDs1 – powered by fast execution, elite trading tech and competitive spreads.

Top names to watch this earnings season

Take a look at some of the most anticipated US earnings announcements. 

Note: Dates are indicative and may change. Please check the official company announcements.  

BMO = Before US market open. AMC= After US market close. 

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Earnings announcements often happen outside regular market hours. Stay ahead with 100+ 24-hr US share CFDs.¹

  • Act on results the moment they’re released – not the next day’s open.  
  • Avoid delays and large price gaps. 
  • Trade in your local time. No need to stay up late or wake up early.

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Explore expert analysis and insights to make informed trading decisions.

US Q226 Earnings Season: Which Major Banks Report First and What to Watch

Six major US banks report earnings on 14–15 July. Five trade near record highs, but elevated expectations can cut both ways. Here's what to watch.

US Earnings Season Preview: AI, the Magnificent Seven and the Next Market Test

US earnings season is the primary catalyst for reassessing equity valuations, providing investors with fresh evidence on whether corporate fundamentals continue to justify elevated market valuations. This reporting season arrives with expectations already set high after an exceptional quarter that propelled the index to a record high. As companies begin reporting, the focus will extend beyond whether they beat forecasts to the strength of forward guidance.

Netflix Q2 Earnings Preview: Low Expectations, High Short Interest and a Potential Volatility Event

Netflix reports Q2 2026 earnings after the US close on Thursday. We look at the key numbers, options-implied move, investor sentiment, technical levels and where the biggest risks sit for traders.

US Q2 Earnings Season: Beyond the Mag 7

The Mag 7 dominates earnings season in the past, but something has shifted. The market is no longer asking whether AI demand is real. It's asking who's winning, who's losing, and how much upside is already priced in.

Tesla Q2 2026 Earnings Preview: Earnings Quality in the Short Term, AI Delivery in the Long Term

Earnings tell you about the performance, but AI tells you about the valuation. For Tesla, what really moves the stock this quarter may no longer be how many cars it sold, but whether the market is still willing to pay a premium for the future of its AI businesses — Robotaxi, FSD, and Optimus.

Alphabet Q2 Earnings Preview: Cloud and Capex Take Center Stage

Alphabet reports second-quarter 2026 results tomorrow, and the market arrives with demanding but achievable expectations. Consensus points to earnings per share of US$3.2 and revenue near US$101 billion, a year-over-year gain of around 25%, driven by Google Cloud growth of roughly 64% and a Search business holding firm against generative AI competition. The central focus of the print, however, will be capex and how much clarity the company offers on 2027.

Apple Q3 2026 Earnings Preview: Memory Costs Test Profitability as Options Bet on Bigger Swings

The market broadly expects Apple to deliver another solid quarter, but options are now pricing implied earnings-day volatility at nearly double the historical average, showing traders are paying up for potential uncertainty. What really drives the stock may not be whether earnings beat expectations, but whether gross margin can hold up against memory cost pressure — and how management lays out the final AI roadmap of the Cook era. 

What is earnings season and why does it matter?

Earnings season is the period when publicly listed companies release their quarterly financial results, giving insight into how they’ve performed over the past few months. These updates often shape overall market sentiment and serve as signals for traders to plan their next moves.2   

Drives market moves

Earnings can move share prices sharply, depending on expectations.

Reveals trends

Results highlight which sectors are strengthening or slowing down.

Sets expectations

Forward guidance can influence how markets behave in the weeks ahead.

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² Please note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
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99.32%. Fill rates are based on all trades data between 01/10/2025 and 31/12/2025. 
⁵ Total number of accounts held with the Pepperstone Group globally, correct as at March 2026.