It reported. Here is how the market took it.
The gap at the open, where it closed, and where it stood five sessions later.
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As of 3:32 PM ET, delayed 16 minutes, 2,570 stocks scannedThe latest reports and how the market took them
166 reports read in the last 30 days, every one with its reaction measured
- Earnings miss
LENLennar Corporation Class AReported Sep 16, after closeGap +3.4%Reaction +1.7%5 sess. later pending
ALMUAeluma, Inc. Common StockReported Sep 16, after closeGap -16.5%Reaction -14.0%5 sess. later pending
ABATAmerican Battery Technology Company Common StockReported Sep 16, after closeGap +2.4%Reaction +5.7%5 sess. later pending
UROYUranium Royalty Corp. Common StockReported Sep 15, after closeGap +1.2%Reaction +2.6%5 sess. later pending
IMMRImmersion CorpReported Sep 14, before openGap +0.8%Reaction -1.5%5 sess. later -2.6%
OCCOptical Cable Corp.Reported Sep 11, after closeGap -5.8%Reaction -9.7%5 sess. later +3.3%
KRThe Kroger Co.Reported Sep 11, before openGap -1.6%Reaction +2.7%5 sess. later +6.7%
FIZZNational Beverage Corp.Reported Sep 11, after closeGap +1.0%Reaction +1.4%5 sess. later +0.3%
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The gap the stock opened on, where it closed that session against the close before the report, and where it stood five sessions later. You can see whether the move held or faded.
Who reports next
The Coming up tab lists who reports in the next 30 days, with how the stock took its last few reports beside each name. Dates come from the 8-K filings companies send to the SEC, and an estimate is marked as one.
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