Earnings Calendar This Week (Jul 5 – Jul 11, 2026)
See which earnings reports could move stocks this week, with impact ratings, expected volatility, and key context.
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High-Impact Earnings This Week
- Kura Sushi USA Earnings
KRUSTue, Jul 7, 2026 · 4:05 PM ET
High Impact80% expected volatilityWhy this earnings report matters
Kura Sushi USA will be reporting earnings for the previous quarter. Projected EPS: $-0.05 Projected Revenue: $86.27 Mil
- Levi Strauss & Earnings
LEVIWed, Jul 8, 2026 · 4:10 PM ET
High Impact85% expected volatilityWhy this earnings report matters
Levi Strauss & will be reporting earnings for the previous quarter. Projected EPS: $0.24 Projected Revenue: $1.52 Bil
- WD-40 Earnings
WDFCThu, Jul 9, 2026 · 4:05 PM ET
High Impact80% expected volatilityWhy this earnings report matters
WD-40 will be reporting earnings for the previous quarter. Projected EPS: $1.58 Projected Revenue: $171.80 Mil
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an earnings calendar?
An earnings calendar shows the scheduled dates when public companies report quarterly financial results. Investors use earnings calendars to anticipate volatility, identify trading opportunities, and prepare for potential price moves.
What is an earnings calendar with explanations?
An earnings calendar with explanations includes context on why each earnings report may matter for stock price movement. Catacal provides impact scores, catalyst summaries, and key expectations, not just dates and tickers.
Which earnings reports could move stocks this week?
High-impact earnings often come from large-cap companies, fast-growing tech firms, or businesses with uncertain guidance. Catacal highlights earnings with the highest expected volatility using impact ratings based on historical reactions, analyst expectations, and news sensitivity.
How often is the earnings calendar updated?
The earnings calendar is updated daily using company filings, exchange schedules, and analyst estimate data. Dates may change as companies update their reporting schedule.
How do I track earnings for stocks I own?
You can track earnings dates for your portfolio by following specific tickers and setting alerts. This helps you prepare for potential price movements before earnings announcements happen.
What time are earnings reports released?
Most companies report earnings either before market open (BMO) or after market close (AMC). Some companies also host earnings calls shortly after releasing results.
Why do stocks move after earnings?
Stocks often move after earnings when results differ from analyst expectations or when forward guidance changes investor outlook. Revenue growth, profit margins, and future projections can all influence price movement.
How can I see all upcoming earnings dates?
You can browse the full earnings calendar to see upcoming announcements across all sectors, market caps, and dates. Filters help identify high-impact earnings and events relevant to your strategy.
What other events move stocks besides earnings?
Markets can also move due to IPOs, Federal Reserve announcements, inflation data (CPI), mergers and acquisitions, product launches, regulatory decisions, and macroeconomic releases. Catacal tracks these events in the broader market catalyst calendar.
How far ahead can I see earnings dates?
Most companies announce earnings dates several weeks in advance. Catacal+ allows you to see catalysts further into the future so you can plan trades earlier.
When do most companies report earnings?
Most public companies report earnings quarterly during earnings season, which typically occurs in January, April, July, and October.
What is earnings season?
Earnings season is the period when many companies report quarterly financial results within a few weeks. This period often leads to increased market volatility.
How accurate are earnings date estimates?
Most earnings dates are confirmed by company announcements, but some may be estimated based on historical reporting patterns until officially announced.
How do earnings affect options prices?
Expected volatility around earnings often increases options premiums. Traders may adjust strategies based on anticipated price movement.