Goldman Sachs (GS) reports with the other mega-cap banks on mid-July mornings — a low-dispersion earnings name where the live implied move can run meaningfully above the decade average. Below is its earnings behaviour based on the last ~16 reports (roughly the past 10 years), as of July 2026.
GS earnings at a glance
Goldman’s typical earnings move is about ±4.0% over a decade (±4.2% over the last two years) — modest for a marquee name, but the 95th-percentile tail reaches about ±7.3%. As of early July 2026 the live implied move has been pricing nearer ±6.0%, above the long-run average.
Does GS beat its implied move?
The implied move is what the options market prices in before the report. Goldman’s decade average peak move is only about ±4.0%, yet the live implied move ahead of July 14, 2026 has been nearer ±6.0% — compare that gap to the stock’s own implied-vs-actual history in the app (JPM and BAC on the same morning both show high beat rates in our data).
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How GS’s moves are distributed
The distribution is tight with occasional spikes: most Goldman earnings moves stay under ±5.7%, but the 95th-percentile outlier reaches ±7.3%. That is still a bank profile — small typical moves, real tail risk on outlier quarters.
Recent GS earnings
Goldman reports alongside JPM, BAC, WFC and C on July 14 BMO — see the bank earnings calendar for how each name’s live implied move compares to its history.
IV rush and IV crush on GS
Implied volatility builds into the report (the IV rush) and collapses afterward (the IV crush). With a modest average move but a live implied move above history, the crush-vs-move tension is the same as on other mega-cap banks.
What GS’s earnings data means for options
These figures are a reference point, not a signal. Goldman averages about ±4.0% over ten years with a ±7.3% tail; compare the live implied move against that record in the EarningsWatcher app.
Frequently asked questions
How much does GS move on earnings?
Over its last ~16 earnings reports (as of July 2026), Goldman Sachs's average earnings-day peak move was about plus or minus 4.0%, with a median near plus or minus 4.0%. The last two years have averaged about plus or minus 4.2%. Tail risk is moderate: the 95th-percentile move is about plus or minus 7.3%.
Does GS usually beat its implied move?
It varies quarter to quarter. Goldman's typical move is about plus or minus 4.0% over ten years; whether the actual move clears the live implied move is stock-specific. See the full implied-vs-actual history in the EarningsWatcher app.
What is GS's implied move for earnings?
Goldman reports July 14, 2026 (before the open); as of early July 2026 the live implied move has been pricing near plus or minus 6.0%, above the plus or minus 4.0% decade average.
When does Goldman Sachs (GS) report earnings in July 2026?
Goldman Sachs is scheduled to report Q2 2026 results on July 14, 2026, before the market open (BMO), alongside the other mega-cap banks. Confirm the exact time on a live calendar.