Earnings — when is each stock's next scheduled jump?

An earnings report — the quarterly results a listed company must publish — is a scheduled jump: on that one session the stock moves on its own news, several times its ordinary size, in a direction nobody is entitled to know in advance. That is why this page exists as a randomness and volatility-risk flag (the owner's framing): when a name is inside its report window, its day-of-week / time-of-day / divergence statistics are about to be swamped by one idiosyncratic move, and any system reading those statistics should know it. Per stock on the robot board: the next report date (estimates flagged as estimates), its timing — BMO, before market open, or AMC, after market close — where the vendor's timestamp passes the measured rule, the risk window, and the measured report-day jump against an ordinary day on that name's own five-year tape. Nothing here votes a direction; a scheduled jump has no side until it lands.

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