Earnings Beat Leaderboard

Watchlist companies ranked by the size, consistency, and recency of their earnings beats — recency-weighted EPS and revenue surprises composited into one score, beat streaks walked over the full cached history.

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U.S. earnings seasons

Typical reporting windows · company fiscal calendars vary

Q4 results: Jan–Feb
Q1 results: Apr–May
Q2 results: Jul–Aug
Q3 results: Oct–Nov

Reporting usually begins in early to mid-January, April, July, and October and lasts around six weeks. Season guide ↗

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Score = recency-weighted composite of EPS and revenue surprise percentages over the trailing four quarters, using EPS only when revenue is missing or its comparison basis is unverified, winsorized so one blowout quarter can't dominate. Streak counts consecutive EPS beats from the newest quarter over all cached history; an unknown surprise breaks the streak — a data gap never extends it — and “N+” means the streak runs off the edge of the cache. Beat map: ▲ beat · ▼ miss · ◦ met · · unknown, oldest to newest. “—” is a real null, never zero. Backfilled history older than ~30 days is EPS-only (the free-tier calendar can't see further back); revenue accrues forward from the weekly Saturday pull. Every number traces to a real Finnhub field or a deterministic formula — nothing synthetic. EPS uses the provider's actual/consensus pair, which may be adjusted rather than GAAP. Data labels describe coverage, not independent verification.