Earnings Calendar API


OVERVIEW

Each publicity traded company should release its Earnings Report four times a year. That report consists of three financial statements: (balance sheet), (income sheet) and (cash flow).


The data that comes from this report allows investors and analysts to make insights and decisions. This report shows how well the company run its business last quarter, the dynamic of financial indicators, and reducing or increasing in the company’s revenue.


There is no defined date when each company should report its earnings. The only rule is to report earnings up to 45 days from the end of each quarter. And the start date of a company’s fiscal year may vary, so release dates are different for companies.


Usually, companies start to report their earnings two weeks after a quarter ends and complete for about four weeks. For example, the 1st quarter ends March 31, so most companies report their earnings from mid-April to mid-May.


An Earnings Calendar is a list of the companies' report release dates. The endpoint provides these release dates for companies with an actual and estimated revenue and actual and estimated earnings per share.


The response includes the following properties:


  • Date — the date of reporting.
  • Symbol — company’s symbol.
  • Eps — actual Earnings Per Share. The value can be 0 for the upcoming report.
  • EpsEstimated — Estimated Earnings Per Share for the next period.
  • Time – ____.
  • Revenue — actual revenue. The value can be null for the upcoming report.
  • RevenueEstimated — estimated revenue for the next period.
  • UpdatedFromDate – ___.
  • FiscalDateEnding — when the financial period ends.

Also, you may take a look at the (Earning Surprises) endpoint.

Earnings Calendar API


OVERVIEW

Each publicity traded company should release its Earnings Report four times a year. That report consists of three financial statements: (balance sheet), (income sheet) and (cash flow).


The data that comes from this report allows investors and analysts to make insights and decisions. This report shows how well the company run its business last quarter, the dynamic of financial indicators, and reducing or increasing in the company’s revenue.


There is no defined date when each company should report its earnings. The only rule is to report earnings up to 45 days from the end of each quarter. And the start date of a company’s fiscal year may vary, so release dates are different for companies.


Usually, companies start to report their earnings two weeks after a quarter ends and complete for about four weeks. For example, the 1st quarter ends March 31, so most companies report their earnings from mid-April to mid-May.


An Earnings Calendar is a list of the companies' report release dates. The endpoint provides these release dates for companies with an actual and estimated revenue and actual and estimated earnings per share.


The response includes the following properties:


  • Date — the date of reporting.
  • Symbol — company’s symbol.
  • Eps — actual Earnings Per Share. The value can be 0 for the upcoming report.
  • EpsEstimated — Estimated Earnings Per Share for the next period.
  • Time – ____.
  • Revenue — actual revenue. The value can be null for the upcoming report.
  • RevenueEstimated — estimated revenue for the next period.
  • UpdatedFromDate – ___.
  • FiscalDateEnding — when the financial period ends.

Also, you may take a look at the (Earning Surprises) endpoint.

Earnings Calendar

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