How it works

Priced-in calendar

Who reports, BMO/AMC, themes, market cap, and an options-implied move when we can estimate one. That's the field - what the market already baked in - not a secret EPS.

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.

Drift: after it reports

Post-earnings drift - the report already landed; history on whether similar reports kept moving (or faded), with sample size attached.

Trade from the board

Open Waves or Drift, filter by sample quality, 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.