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Our estimate of what the market actually expects a company to report, which is often different from the published analyst consensus. Stocks move on the gap between results and expectations, so the expectation is the number that matters.

How the number is built

It identifies statistically favorable long or short setups before a company reports, combining expectations, sentiment, and the stock’s own history.

Scoring expectations to capture the announcement premium

It measures the initial drift from the post-announcement open through the fifth trading session — the first week of reaction, not the gap itself.

Measuring the initial post-earnings drift

It evaluates the quality of a report and whether it can carry the stock through to the next one — the rest of the quarter rather than the first week.

The surprise that actually matters · See current A+ grades

The tendency of a stock to keep moving in the direction of its earnings surprise for weeks afterward. It’s one of the most durable effects in the academic literature, and most of what we build sits on top of it.

The anomaly that outlived its benchmark

The framework for why identical results produce opposite reactions: what a company reports matters less than how it lands against what investors were already positioned for.

The four setups, worked through with real companies

They cover different stretches of the same quarter and aren’t interchangeable: the Score before the report, the Power Rating for the following week, the Grade for the rest of the quarter.

How stocks move between reports

Analysts revise in herds and revisions tend to persist, so the direction estimates are moving often says more than their current level. It’s one of the inputs behind the Earnings Whisper® Score.

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