How it works

Priced-in calendar

Who reports, BMO/AMC, themes, market cap, and an options-implied move when we can estimate one. The calendar is $10B+ and leaves application software off - the same bar as the live book.

Company pages hold the reaction history. The calendar stays usable without paying.

Waves: the reason this site exists

Names in a group move together around earnings. When peers blow through their numbers, the market starts re-pricing the names in that group that haven't reported yet. That run-up into the next report is a wave.

The founder watched MDB and SNOW rip, rode the wave into Oracle's report, and made +150%. The Waves board exists to find that setup systematically: every group, who reported, who ripped, and who's still waiting. One trade, not a promise - every wave carries its history and sample size.

5-day losers

The worst five-session drops in the S&P 500. Names with earnings too close are left off. The same short list the book ranks each week.

Trade from the board

Open Waves or the 5-day losers, and work the live list. Calendar's Today strip can point you at a board when something's hot - without a separate brief page.

Sample honesty

Thin history gets called out. Win rate sits next to n. If the sample is junk, skip it - we'd rather look boring than confident.

What this isn't

Not a secret-EPS service. Not an autotrader. Not a return promise. Not a pile of push alerts.