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The public EarningsWatcher earnings calendar for the current reporting week (September 8–11, 2026): an interactive expected-moves chart, day filters, and a curated liquid preview. Not every ticker on the platform — join for the full calendar and live data.

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22 companies are highlighted in this week’s preview (September 8–11, 2026). The biggest expected move belongs to BRZE at ±17.1%. The expected move is the options market’s estimate of the post-earnings swing — read from the implied move in option prices. It is a size, not a direction. Many more names report each day inside the app.

By sector this week: Consumer Cyclical (9), Technology (4), Consumer Defensive (3), Industrials (2), Healthcare (1). Each company in the table below carries its sector tag.

Earnings releases by implied move (preview)

±5% ±6% ±7% ±8% ±9% ±10% ±11% ±12% ±13% ±14% ±15% ±16% ±17% ±18% ±19% Implied move TUESDAY ±17.1%BRZE ±13.4%TTAN ±13.2%UNFI ±9.1%AVO ±8.9%CASY ±7.2%GME WEDNESDAY ±15.7%AEO ±15.4%SAIL ±14.7%CAL ±13.8%AVAV ±11.1%SIG ±10.8%CNM ±10.7%CHWY ±8.5%ASO ±8.3%COO THURSDAY ±13.5%RH ±8.3%CPRT ±8.2%M ±8.2%ADBE ±8.1%DSGX ±11.7%ORCL FRIDAY ±6.7%KR Before open After close Marquee name

Each box is a highlighted company reporting September 8–11, 2026, placed by the options-implied move. This chart shows our weekly preview subset only — not every ticker on the platform calendar.

This week’s preview: earnings & expected moves

Curated liquid names for September 8–11, 2026. Filter by day below. For the complete list, filters and live updates, open EarningsWatcher.

StockDayReportExpected moveAvg moveLast report
GME GameStop Corp Holding Consumer CyclicalTueAfter close±7.2%±16.2%+13.2%
CASY Caseys General Stores Consumer CyclicalTueAfter close±8.9%±7.5%+20.5%
AVO Mission Produce Consumer DefensiveTueAfter close±9.1%±11.2%+13.5%
UNFI United Natural Foods Consumer DefensiveTueBefore open±13.2%±16.8%−21.8%
TTAN TTANTueAfter close±13.4%±12.8%+13.1%
BRZE BRZE TechnologyTueAfter close±17.1%±15.4%−9.4%
COO Cooper Companies HealthcareWedAfter close±8.3%±6.9%+9.0%
ASO Academy Sports and Outdoors Consumer CyclicalWedBefore open±8.5%±10.1%+10.6%
CHWY Chewy Consumer CyclicalWedBefore open±10.7%±12.6%−6.5%
CNM CNMWedBefore open±10.8%±9.6%−7.7%
SIG Signet Jewelers Consumer CyclicalWedBefore open±11.1%±16.0%+5.9%
AVAV AeroVironment IndustrialsWedAfter close±13.8%±14.9%+28.4%
CAL Caleres Consumer CyclicalWedBefore open±14.7%±11.0%−6.9%
SAIL SailPoint TechnologiesWedBefore open±15.4%±15.4%−15.3%
AEO American Eagle Outfitters Consumer CyclicalWedAfter close±15.7%±11.7%−18.9%
DSGX Descartes Systems Group TechnologyThuAfter close±8.1%±6.0%+9.4%
ADBE Adobe TechnologyThuAfter close±8.2%±7.5%−10.0%
M Macys Consumer CyclicalThuBefore open±8.2%±10.9%+5.7%
CPRT Copart IndustrialsThuAfter close±8.3%±5.9%+3.7%
ORCL Oracle TechnologyThuAfter close±11.7%±10.0%−12.9%
RH RH Consumer CyclicalThuAfter close±13.5%±17.7%−7.7%
KR Kroger Consumer DefensiveFriBefore open±6.7%±7.5%−8.9%

How to read it. “Expected move” is the options-implied move for the upcoming report. “Avg move” is the stock’s typical earnings-day move historically. “Last report” is the most recent earnings move. “Before open” / “after close” is when the company reports.

Full data on the platform Expected moves shift as each report approaches. This page is refreshed weekly with a subset. For live implied moves, the complete earnings calendar, IV rush/crush, beat rates and every stock’s full move history, join EarningsWatcher or launch the app.

What the expected move tells you

A larger expected move means options are pricing in a bigger swing — and charging more premium for it. Whether that premium has historically been rich or cheap depends on how often the stock actually beats its implied move; our data study on which stocks beat the implied move shows how widely that varies. Going into any report, implied volatility builds (the IV rush) and then collapses afterward (the IV crush). This page is information to research from, not a recommendation.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an expected (implied) move on earnings?

The expected move is how big a price swing the options market is pricing in for an upcoming earnings report. It is read from option prices — roughly the cost of the at-the-money straddle for the expiry covering the report — and represents the market's one-standard-deviation estimate of the post-earnings move. It is a magnitude, not a direction.

How do I read this week's earnings table?

“Expected move” is the options-implied move for the upcoming report. “Avg move” is the stock's typical earnings-day move historically. “Last report” is the most recent earnings move (signed). “Before open” means the company reports before the market opens; “after close” means after it closes.

Does a bigger expected move mean a stock is a better trade?

No. A larger expected move simply means options are pricing in a larger swing — and charging more premium for it. Whether that premium is rich or cheap depends on how the stock has actually moved versus its implied move in the past. This page is information, not advice.

What are the biggest names reporting this week?

For the week of July 27–31, 2026, the preview highlights Microsoft, Meta and Arm on Wednesday after the close, plus Apple and Amazon on Thursday after the close — alongside names like QCOM, HOOD, SOFI, COIN and MSTR. See the chart and day filters above for the full curated list.

Is this the full earnings calendar?

No. This page is a free weekly preview of the most liquid, widely watched names — a curated subset, not every company reporting. The EarningsWatcher platform has the complete calendar, live implied moves that update into each report, full move history, IV rush/crush metrics and more. Join at earnings-watcher.com to see every name.

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