Earnings Date Alerts
Earnings are the single biggest recurring catalyst for stock price moves. Earnings date alerts let you prepare your trade plan — set alerts, entries, and exits in advance — before the catalyst hits.
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How Earnings Date Alerts Work
Earnings reports are the most predictable and impactful recurring catalysts in the stock market. A company reports quarterly results 4 times per year — and in the days before and after, stocks can move 5%, 10%, or 20%+ based on actual results vs. expectations.
Getting an earnings reminder 1–3 days in advance lets you review the setup, decide your positioning (hold through earnings, take profits before, or set up a post-earnings options trade), and prepare the specific price levels you'll act on after the report.
Stock Alarm Pro tracks earnings dates from the company's investor relations calendar and official filings. Set alerts to fire 1 day, 3 days, or 1 week before each earnings report. Combine with the Intel section on the quote page to review analyst estimates, historical earnings reactions, and current sentiment before the event.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How far in advance can I set an earnings date alert?
- Stock Alarm Pro supports earnings reminders 1 day, 3 days, or 7 days before the scheduled report date. Choose based on how much preparation time you typically need.
- What if the earnings date changes?
- Companies occasionally update their earnings dates after initially scheduling them. Stock Alarm Pro refreshes earnings calendar data regularly. If the date shifts significantly, you'll receive an updated alert.
- Does Stock Alarm Pro show historical earnings reactions?
- Yes. The earnings section of each stock's quote page shows historical EPS vs. estimates, revenue vs. estimates, and the stock's post-earnings price reaction for recent quarters.
- Can I get alerts for after-hours earnings announcements?
- Earnings date alerts fire before the event regardless of whether the company reports before market open (BMO) or after market close (AMC). The alert is a reminder, not a real-time reaction to the report itself.
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