Nasdaq recently changed their site and I hate their new earnings calendar format: https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/earnings Old one was much more read-able. Anyone know of another earnings calendar site or app that allows one to sort by market cap? Nasdaq is the only site that I know that allows sorting by market cap. Other than that, I hate their new format.
This site probably does it, but you have to register to use that function. https://www.finscreener.com/earnings/earnings-calendar/nq100
For now, at least, you can use "old" in place of "www" in the url and access the old format. https://old.nasdaq.com/earnings/earnings-calendar.aspx
mr et180 the linked page has a field for it. don't yet use this type of tool so . . . have a look if you want. would be good to get your take on it. thx https://www.optionslam.com/research/earnings/earning_future.html if you don't mind me asking, are you looking into working with options? cheers
Thanks, that did it. I'll use that for as long as I can. The old site really is so much better than the new. So much more readable. Why did they think reporting market cap as $XXX,XXX,XXX.XX was better than $XXXM? @Overnight Finscreener has a way to filter for market cap, but I like having it displayed in the results, then I just sort it from high to low like the old Nasdaq site allowed me to do. @easymon1 Yes, I mostly sell options around earnings. But have learned to avoid selling strangles / naked calls / puts on small companies because they can really move. That's why I'm interested in market cap. I'm open to using an app. I have IB, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity, and TastyWorks in case one of those brokers has a daily earnings calendar sortable by market cap and tells if the earnings are before or after market close.