Every earnings date, in your own calendar
Subscribe once, and the reports come to you. When a company announces its date, it lands in your calendar by itself, with “before the open” or “after the close” right in the title.
Pick your stocks
All 35, one lane, or just the ones you starred.
Subscribe once
One tap in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook. Free, no account.
It keeps itself current
New dates appear by themselves, estimates move to the announced date, and reported results get a ✓.
A calendar that follows your stars
Planned for Pro: star a stock on WattsNext and it joins your calendar on its own, with a heads-up before each report. One subscription that grows with your list.
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Questions, answered
How quickly do changes show up?
WattsNext refreshes every morning before the open. Apple Calendar and Outlook check a subscribed calendar every few hours; Google Calendar checks on its own schedule, usually within a day.
What do (est.), (tentative) and ✓ mean?
(est.): the company hasn't announced its date yet, so it's our estimate from last year's report, and it moves to the real date once announced. (tentative): the company itself calls the date tentative. ✓: the results are out, and the entry links to them.
Can I change which stocks are in it?
A calendar keeps the stocks it had when you subscribed. To change them, subscribe to a new one here and remove the old one in your calendar app. With Pro, your calendar will follow your stars on its own.
Will it fill my day with meetings?
No. Every entry is an all-day note marked as free time, with the timing (before the open, after the close) in its title.
Does it track me?
No. The calendar's address holds only the stocks you picked. There's no account, and we don't know who subscribes.
How do I remove it?
Unsubscribe from it, or delete it, in your calendar app's settings. There's nothing else to cancel.