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What will move the stock on the print?

Paste your estimates next to consensus, last quarter's call and how the stock has traded on past prints. Your browser does the arithmetic as you type - variant view, guidance position, the implied quarter, beat rate against the options-implied move, LTM and NTM P/E - free, before you sign in. Then the setup ranks what to watch with bull, base and bear, and the note writes the preview. Every quote is checked against the transcript.

Each example comes with a saved model run, one per skew plus a written note, so you can see the whole page for free.

Pipes, tabs or CSV. Columns are found by their headers: Consensus (or Street), yours (Our estimate, House, My est), Year ago, Guidance low/high or one Guidance range, Whisper, and FY guide low/high with YTD for the implied quarter. A "($M)" header scales bare numbers.

The market's bar (implied move and past reactions)
Last quarter's call (the note quotes it verbatim)
Peers (optional - for LTM and NTM P/E)
Your news and notes (optional - the only news the note may use)
Drop a .csv or .txt estimates table, a transcript .txt, or a pack .json saved from this page, or
Paste the estimates to price the run.

Your recent runs

What this does, and what it does not

The prescan reads your table and does the arithmetic the preview rests on: your number against consensus (basis points for margins), y/y on consensus (n.m. when the base is negative), where consensus and your number sit in the quarter's guidance, the quarter implied by annual guidance less year-to-date, and whether a stated margin ties to the dollar rows. From the reaction history it takes the beat rate and the average and median one-day move, and sets the options-implied move against them. Peer P/E is price over four quarters of EPS, labelled LTM or NTM. The fiscal quarter comes from what the transcript says, never from a calendar date.

It knows nothing you did not paste: no consensus feed, no prices, no news. The setup and the note are research preparation, not investment advice. Derived from the agent skills @anthropics/earnings-preview and @anthropics/earnings-preview-beta (anthropics/financial-services-plugins, Apache-2.0; the beta skill by Kensho Technologies). The example companies are fictional.