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The earnings tools let you retrieve and analyze earnings data for public companies. You can look up a company’s full earnings history, track how estimates and actuals have trended over time, compare performance against an index, or pull a detailed report for a specific year and quarter.

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earnings_history

Get earnings history for a ticker. Returns a record of past earnings announcements including reported EPS, estimated EPS, and surprise figures across multiple periods.
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ticker
string
required
The ticker symbol of the company. For example, AAPL for Apple Inc.
Example query: “Show me Apple’s full earnings history.”

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earnings_trend

Get earnings trend for a ticker. Returns analyst estimate revisions and consensus EPS projections across multiple forward periods, giving you a picture of how expectations are shifting over time.
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ticker
string
required
The ticker symbol of the company. For example, MSFT for Microsoft.
Example query: “What is the current earnings trend for Microsoft?”

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earnings_index

Get index trend for a ticker. Returns earnings data contextualized against a relevant index, letting you compare a company’s earnings performance to the broader market or sector.
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ticker
string
required
The ticker symbol of the company. For example, NVDA for NVIDIA.
Example query: “How does NVDA’s earnings performance compare against its index?”

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earnings_report

Get the earnings report for a specific year and quarter. Returns detailed results for a single reporting period, including revenue, EPS, and other reported figures from that quarter’s announcement.
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ticker
string
required
The ticker symbol of the company. For example, AAPL for Apple Inc.
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year
string
required
The fiscal year of the report. For example, 2024.
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quarter
string
required
The fiscal quarter of the report. For example, Q1, Q2, Q3, or Q4.
Example query: “What were Apple’s earnings results for Q3 2024?”

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