Weekly Earnings Reports

[peanuts]

With so much information about a company contained within quarterly and yearly earnings reports, it is important to know when those reports will be released, and any possible effect on price that they may have.

I keep a calendar with tickers written on the dates of their earnings. You can find the schedule of earnings releases through many financial sites, but I figured that we could possible use a reference right here, on $$$Mr. Market's$$$ HUGE Stockpicking Forum.

Feel free to enter the ticker and date of earnings report release for any of the stocks that you watch

[peanuts]

Jan 16 - Jan 19

Tuesday - LLTC after the bell
Thursday - LOGI USAP IIIN PDGEE.ob

PDGEE.ob will be the most interesting report for me. It is a local company, in Pittsburgh, which has lots of room for improvement, and lots of ways to do it.

Currently, it has an added 'e' at the end due to their re-statement of past earnings. This is because of some fraud against the company by one of their area managers. Once cleared up, this sucker should fly. It is, in some ways, similar to HSOA

[peanuts]

Jan 22 - Jan 29

I can see how much this idea is appreciated, but I'll trudge through it, regardless of the lack of support

Monday: AOS CSX
Tuesday: STTX EZPW AKS
Wednesday: STLD
Thursday: PCCC TDY
Friday: CRS FO IIVI

feel free to add those that you want...

[riverbabe]

I can see how much this idea is appreciated, but I'll trudge through it, regardless of the lack of support

Monday: AOS CSX
Tuesday: STTX EZPW AKS
Wednesday: STLD
Thursday: PCCC TDY
Friday: CRS FO IIVI

feel free to add those that you want...

Hey Peanuts, I'm not sure what your criteria are for this type of listing. The complete list of earnings reports is at http://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/20070122.html, among other places. Are you cherry picking certain reports for a reason? Just (very) interested. Riverbabe

[New-born baby]

I can see how much this idea is appreciated, but I'll trudge through it, regardless of the lack of support

Monday: AOS CSX
Tuesday: STTX EZPW AKS
Wednesday: STLD
Thursday: PCCC TDY
Friday: CRS FO IIVI

feel free to add those that you want...

You give up too early, Peanuts. No investor should hold any stock without knowing when their company is to report earnings. This is a great idea and thread. Keep it up!

Only company I watch that are reporting this week:


AOB on Jan 23

[peanuts]

Hey Peanuts, I'm not sure what your criteria are for this type of listing. The complete list of earnings reports is at http://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/20070122.html, among other places. Are you cherry picking certain reports for a reason? Just (very) interested. Riverbabe

These are the companies on my watchlists which have given previous PR's which stated the day of their earnings reports. I do not follow the big companies, so I don't have the information for them. The companies on my list could have large gains or losses after they report, so this list is just a heads-up. Some people like to take an extra risk and hold thru earnings (like me in AOS), and others may hold one of these, but did not relaize that earnings were this week. So, I guess you can call this list, Head's Up- Earnings.

Thanks for posting the link!

[peanuts]

this thread sucks!

Monday: ATHR GNSS
Tuesday: CX
Thursday: UA MTX ADM
Friday: WHQ

[skiracer]

Monday: ATHR GNSS
Tuesday: CX
Thursday: UA MTX ADM
Friday: WHQ

I can appreciate what you are trying to accompolish here Peanuts but you can get earnings info and dates on any number of websites. Perhaps you should change it to stocks that I like, am following, own, that are reporting earnings this week. How excited can a body get over the dates that earnings are getting reported if the specific stock doesn't mean anything to an individual.

[New-born baby]

Pd

PD reports Monday.

[peanuts]

PD reports Monday.

I don't know how I missed this! Thanks NBB.

Will Freeport buy Phelps? This would be HUUUUUGE.

In a related thought... Have you looked at PCU? I wonder if PD report will affect overall copper stocks?

[peanuts]

Feb 5 to Feb 9

Monday HERO
Tuesday NOV
Wednesday APKT ATW RVBD
Thursday ICO RAIL OIS ANDE
Friday AYE

It looks like energy will be important this week

[investor30]

Does anyone know if past quarterly earnings is available everywhere, for example 3-4 years back? I think it would be useful to not only see how a company has done over the last several years, ie, is it getting better, but also what did the earnings criteria look like before a stock was a winning stock?

[skiracer]

Does anyone know if past quarterly earnings is available everywhere, for example 3-4 years back? I think it would be useful to not only see how a company has done over the last several years, ie, is it getting better, but also what did the earnings criteria look like before a stock was a winning stock?

I know that alot of investors like to look back years into earnings and sales but I just don't see how going back any farther than 1 year can do that much good. 4 qtrs of reporting or looking 1 year back is a far as I ever go. I just don't see how going back 3 to 4 years can affect or predict price direction at the present. I would like to hear what you or anyone else can say in defense of going back that far.

[peanuts]

Does anyone know if past quarterly earnings is available everywhere, for example 3-4 years back? I think it would be useful to not only see how a company has done over the last several years, ie, is it getting better, but also what did the earnings criteria look like before a stock was a winning stock?

If you want to find out who is reporting this week, then Yahoo! finance offers a nice free service: (LINK)

However, if you go to Bigcharts (LINK) then you can make a chart that shows rolling EPS on a historical basis- like this 5 year chart below for Google:

[investor30]

I know that alot of investors like to look back years into earnings and sales but I just don't see how going back any farther than 1 year can do that much good. 4 qtrs of reporting or looking 1 year back is a far as I ever go. I just don't see how going back 3 to 4 years can affect or predict price direction at the present. I would like to hear what you or anyone else can say in defense of going back that far.

Some investors use stock screens that compare yearly earnings from one year to the next over a period of several years, for example O'Neil has used various ideas like this in his CANSLIM method, so that he would be interested in stocks that showed continuous growth over the past several years, in other words, the yearly earnings of last year must be greater than 2 years ago must be greater than 3 years ago which must be greater than 4 years ago. You mention that 1 year is as far back as you go but some people look back 5 or 6 quarters so that they can compare the most recent quarter to the same quarter last year since there are quarterly fluctuations in earnings.

The other thing I would like to do is look at earnings information on winning companies of the past several years before they were winning companies, not to tell me anything about current direction, but so I can extrapolate that info to current earnings reports of other companies.