Texas Instruments (TXN) is a heating semiconductor name — two-year average ±10.2% vs ±6.1% decade — with a coin-flip long-run beat rate but recent huge overshoots. July 22, 2026 undershot a rich implied.
TXN earnings at a glance
TXN’s decade average is about ±6.1%; the last two years average about ±10.2%. The historical 95th-percentile is about ±10.1%. July 22’s implied (~±9.9%) sat near that band; the actual peak (±6.8%) undershot it.
Does TXN beat its implied move?
TXN’s actual peak has topped the implied in about 50% of recent reports (8 of 16), but recent prints include dramatic beats (+20.2% and +10.1% in Apr/Jan 2026) and the July 22 undershoot (±6.8% vs ~±9.9% implied).
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How TXN’s moves are distributed
The decade distribution looks moderate, but recent quarters (including +20.2% in April 2026) show the heating regime can overshoot hard.
Recent TXN earnings
July 22, 2026 peaked near −6.8% vs ~±9.9% implied (undershoot). April 2026 peaked near +20.2% vs ~±7.1% implied; January 2026 near +10.1% vs ~±7.6%.
IV rush and IV crush on TXN
Implied volatility builds into the report (the IV rush) and collapses afterward (the IV crush).
What TXN’s earnings data means for options
These figures are a reference point, not a signal. Compare the live implied in the EarningsWatcher app.
Frequently asked questions
When is Texas Instruments (TXN) earnings date in July 2026?
TXN reported Q2 2026 results on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, after the market close (AMC).
What was TXN's peak move on July 22, 2026?
About plus or minus 6.8% peak intraday — under the roughly plus or minus 9.9% options-implied move into that print.
What was TXN's implied move for earnings July 22, 2026?
Into the July 22, 2026 print the implied was about plus or minus 9.9%. The actual peak move was about plus or minus 6.8% — an undershoot. The two-year average is about plus or minus 10.2%.
How much does TXN move on earnings?
Over the last 10 years, TXN's average earnings-day peak move was about plus or minus 6.1%, with the last two years averaging about plus or minus 10.2%. The 95th-percentile move is about plus or minus 10.1%.
Does TXN usually beat its implied move?
About half the time over the longer recent sample (roughly 8 of 16), though the last two prints were large beats.