Earnings and the calendar

Earnings-week mode

Each share's market page shows its next estimated earnings date (an estimate from Zacks, via Nasdaq; the company sets the real one). Inside an earnings week the page flags it: ranges tend to widen, and a model's ordinary record says little about how it handles a report. Funds have no earnings and say so.

Once models have scored forecasts across several reports, their records around earnings will be shown apart from the rest. That needs a longer history than the current 12-day window.

Macro calendar

The calendar lists scheduled economic releases from two days back to ten days ahead, in New York time as published and in your own time, with consensus and previous figures. The next high-impact US release gets a countdown. Nasdaq does not grade impact, so the site grades it by event name (rates, inflation, jobs, growth and spending count as high) and says so on the page.

Market-open gap

Stock tokens trade 24/5 but the listing they track opens at 9:30 New York. The market page shows an 80 % range for the move between now and that open, from the token's fast volatility estimate.