[RESEARCH BLOG] · 2026-07-21
Earnings Calendar with Signals and Regime
By Pierre Brunelle · Founder & Research Lead
A standard earnings calendar answers: who reports, when, and versus what estimate? Useful — and incomplete if you already run a signal book.
LOPJLB’s earnings & events calendar answers a second question on the same row: what is the desk’s directional state and market regime into the print?
What each row is built to show
- Signal direction — nightly BUY/SELL (or flat) for names in universe
- HMM regime — Bull / Recovery / Ranging / Bear / Crisis
- EPS context — estimate, actual, beat/miss when available
- Timing — session placement for the report
The home Today’s Market band uses the same enrichment so the first viewport is not a raw consensus list.
Why this beats estimate-only calendars
Estimates move. Surprises print. Without signal + regime, you still have to remember (or look up) where the name sat in your process. Enriching the calendar collapses that tab-switching — especially useful next to high-impact macro on the same page.
For the models behind the labels, see methodology. For how Performance Score behaves in a live book, see SD50.
How this differs from valuation portals
Sites optimized for DCF and ratio history treat earnings as a fundamental event feed. LOPJLB treats earnings as a session catalyst layered on a scored cross-section. Different job — see vs GuruFocus and the full compare matrix.
Bottom line
If your morning starts with “who reports today?”, keep the calendar — but start it with signal and regime, not only the Street number. Open /calendar and read the session layout that way.