Earnings Calendar & Trading Signals
Upcoming earnings dates for every stock in the scan universe — cross-referenced with live T1 ignition signals so you always know which setups have binary event risk in the next 7 days.
Where Earnings Data Appears in TraderValue
Workspace → More view → Earnings tab. Shows upcoming (7 days ahead) and recent (3 days behind) earnings for all scanned stocks. Includes current bull count, SCTR, and trend for each name.
On 1D and 1W Edge charts, past earnings appear as circle markers: 🟢 green = EPS beat, 🔴 red = EPS miss, ⚪ gray = date known but no surprise data. Enable via the "Earn" toggle in the chart toolbar.
In Discord, "@Wiz earnings" posts a live calendar embed showing upcoming earnings across the scan universe, with signal state for each stock.
The workspace brain training feed auto-flags active T1 setups with earnings in the next 3 days, marked with an ⚠️ earnings risk tag.
How Earnings Affect T1 Ignition Signals
| Scenario | Signal impact | Action |
|---|---|---|
| T1 ignition with earnings 1–3 days away | High binary risk — gap-down could bypass the trigger stop | Skip or size to 25% of normal. Wait for post-earnings resolution. |
| Strong earnings beat → gap-up → count-1 fires | Post-earnings ignition — catalyst eliminates near-term uncertainty | Valid setup. Enter if ext_score < 0.8 (gap not overly extended). |
| Earnings miss → gap-down | Existing bull setups invalidated; bear count may start | Exit immediately if price closes below trigger. Don't hold. |
| Existing profitable long, earnings approaching | Known event risk on a winning position | Take partial at +0.618 ATR. Let remainder run with tighter trail. |
| T1 ignition >1 week before earnings | Normal signal — earnings risk is distant | Manage as standard setup. Reassess as earnings date approaches. |
The 55% win rate on T1 ignitions comes from the signal structure, not from directional bets on earnings. Earnings create binary outcomes that can instantly invalidate even the strongest technical setups. Treat earnings as a risk event to manage around, not an opportunity to size up.
Post-Earnings Ignitions — One of the Best Setups
When a company reports strong earnings and gaps up 5–15%, the resulting bull count-1 is often one of the highest-quality T1 setups in the system. Here's why:
The earnings gap eliminates the near-term binary uncertainty. Buyers know what they're buying.
Pre-earnings holders who bought for the event already had their exit. The stock is held by new committed buyers.
Earnings beats often trigger institutional upgrades and position-building in the days after the report.
The only risk is entering too far from the trigger. If the gap pushed ext_score > 1.0, wait for a pullback to within 1% of trigger.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does TraderValue show earnings data?
TraderValue shows earnings dates in two places: (1) The earnings tab in the workspace shows upcoming earnings (7 days ahead) and recent earnings (3 days behind) for stocks in the scan universe, with per-symbol charts. (2) On 1-day and 1-week Edge charts, past earnings dates are shown as circle markers — green for EPS beats, red for EPS misses, gray when no surprise data is available. Markers auto-hide for symbols without reportable earnings (ETFs, futures).
Should I hold a T1 ignition signal through earnings?
The default rule is: do not initiate a new T1 long entry if earnings are within 3 days. For existing positions: if your position is already profitable and earnings are approaching, consider taking partial profit at +0.618 ATR before the report and holding the remainder through with a tighter trailing stop. Never size up going into earnings — the binary outcome (gap up 10% or gap down 10%) invalidates the normal stop-based risk management. The signal system is designed for trend-following, not event speculation.
Do earnings beats cause T1 ignitions?
Often yes — a strong earnings beat with a gap-up open frequently triggers a bull count-1 on the gap day. These post-earnings ignitions have higher-than-average win rates because the catalyst (earnings) eliminates near-term uncertainty. The bull count-1 on a gap-up day is one of the cleanest setups in the system. However, chasing a gap that has already moved 8–10% from trigger significantly elevates the extension score (ext_score) and degrades win rate — prefer entries that form after the gap settles, when the stock pulls back to within 1% of the trigger.
What does an EPS beat vs miss look like on the chart?
In TraderValue's Edge chart mode, earnings markers appear on the candle at the reporting date. A green "E" circle means EPS beat (actual earnings exceeded consensus estimate). A red "E" circle means EPS miss. A gray "E" circle means the earnings date is known but no surprise data is available. Hovering over a marker shows the quarter. Enable the "Earn" toggle button in the chart toolbar to show or hide these markers.
How do I find stocks with earnings this week?
In the TraderValue workspace, navigate to the "More" view and look for the earnings tab. It shows all stocks in the scan universe with earnings in the next 7 days, sorted by date, with current signal state (bull count, SCTR, trend) so you can see which upcoming-earnings stocks also have active setups. The @Wiz bot also responds to "@Wiz earnings" with a live calendar embed showing the same data in Discord.
Why do some stocks show earnings markers and others don't?
Earnings markers only appear for securities that file quarterly earnings reports with the SEC — individual stocks and some REITs and MLPs. ETFs (SPY, QQQ, etc.), futures contracts (ES, NQ, etc.), and indices do not report earnings, so no markers appear for those symbols. The "Earn" toggle button in the chart toolbar also auto-hides when the symbol has zero earnings history, so you'll only see the button for symbols where it's relevant.
The workspace earnings tab cross-references every upcoming earnings date with live bull count, SCTR, and trend — so you always know which active setups have binary event risk.
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