●Q3 2026 earnings season

Earnings Calendar: Q3 2026

Every major report date from October 14 to November 19, 2026, with timing and consensus estimates. Built for readers of the insider trading tracker: check the date, read the print, then watch the Form 4 filings that follow it.

How this earnings calendar is put together

The table below pulls the season's major US reports into one stock earnings calendar: the big banks, the mega-cap technology names, the oil majors, and the consumer bellwethers in between. Dates marked confirmed were announced by the company itself. A small number, flagged in the notes, were calendar estimates published by MarketBeat or Zacks when this page was built on October 14, 2026. Estimates are pre-report analyst consensus figures from the sources listed under each week, and they will move as analysts revise.

If you landed here looking for an earnings calendar this week, start with the current week's table, then open the matching preview. The bank kickoff, Netflix and Tesla, mega-cap week, Apple and Amazon, and Nvidia each get a dedicated read, linked under the tables.

Estimates are analyst consensus figures published before the reports, from the sources below and the per-company sources in our dataset. Blank estimates (n/a) mean no consensus figure was published by those sources when this page was built on October 14, 2026. A few dates were calendar estimates rather than company confirmations at build time, including Amazon and McDonald's; company-confirmed dates include Meta (October 21), Microsoft (October 28), Visa (October 27), Boeing (October 27) and Apple (November 2). *Nvidia's revenue figure is the company's own guidance of $108.0 billion plus or minus 2 percent from its August 26, 2026 release, not analyst consensus.

Start with the week, not the stock

Earnings cluster. The week of October 26 carries roughly 44 percent of the index's market value, so position risk concentrates there even if you only own one of the names.

Before open vs after close

Before-open reports land before 9:30 a.m. Eastern and set the day's tone. After-close reports, most mega-caps included, give the market an evening to read before the open.

Estimates are a bar, not a forecast

The EPS and revenue columns are consensus: the number a company must clear for the print to count as good. Guidance usually matters more than the quarter just reported.

Then watch the insiders

Blackout windows lift when numbers print. The two weeks after a report are when open-market insider buys, the loudest signal in our 17,734-filing tracker, tend to appear.