Move decomposition
Earnings contribution and valuation offset
The market move is separated into the change in trailing earnings power and the offset from relative valuation.
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Estimate misses and negative next-close reactions have appeared together often enough to warrant caution.
Next scheduled catalyst
The historical dossier remains available while the next calendar date is unconfirmed.
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Three-year earnings transmission
Earnings power is leading market price; the spread is widening and has persisted through 2 updates. Both series begin at 100, so the gap isolates the relative change in price and trailing earnings power.
Move decomposition
The market move is separated into the change in trailing earnings power and the offset from relative valuation.
Relationship controls
The three-year earnings move begins from an unusually depressed level; compare the shorter horizons before relying on its scale.
The three-year starting earnings level was unusually depressed.
The direction is sensitive to the comparison horizon.
Estimate delivery
Actual and estimated EPS are displayed in reported currency on the same quarterly basis.
Price acceptance
The response uses the first completed weekly close after the public report against the prior completed weekly close.
Fundamental delivery
Reported financial statements provide scale and earnings quality context around the headline EPS result.
Transmission matrix
Upper right and lower left observations confirm the sign of delivery. The other quadrants expose expectation or resilience effects.
Current business context
Market context
Market context describes the setup surrounding the report. It does not convert the earnings event into a directional forecast.
Reported evidence ledger
Each row preserves the reported estimate, public date, statement context and conservative weekly reaction measurement.
Reproducible method
Reported diluted EPS is compared with the stored estimate for the same fiscal period. Moves within ±0.5% are classified as in-line.
The first completed weekly close after the public date is compared with the prior completed weekly close. Four-week response uses the first close at least 21 days later.
Risk combines proximity, average absolute price movement, surprise variability, estimate availability and timing certainty. It does not score direction.
Exact public dates are used when stored. Missing estimates, timing and statement fields remain missing. No result or reaction is filled from a future observation.
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