New Feature: Earnings Calendar. See When Politicians Trade Before Earnings

Why Earnings Dates Matter for Congressional Trading

Earnings season is one of the most significant recurring events in the stock market. Share prices can swing dramatically when a company reports results that beat or miss analyst expectations. For investors who track congressional trading, the question has always been: are politicians trading ahead of these high-impact events?

Until now, answering that question required manually cross-referencing earnings calendars from other platforms with our filing data. That changes today.

We're launching the Earnings Calendar, a purpose-built feature that connects upcoming earnings dates with congressional trading activity, giving you a clear view of who's trading what, and when it matters most.

The Earnings Calendar Page

A Weekly View of What's Coming

The new Earnings Calendar page provides a clean, week-by-week view of upcoming earnings dates for stocks that appear in congressional financial disclosures.

What you'll see for each earnings event:

• Ticker and company name with a direct link to the stock page
• Earnings date so you know exactly when results are expected
• EPS estimate from analyst consensus
• Sector for quick context on what industry the company operates in
• Politician activity indicator showing whether any tracked politicians have recently traded the stock

Navigate between weeks using the arrow buttons, or jump forward to the next week with earnings activity. The calendar focuses on the stocks that matter, those that appear in congressional filings, rather than overwhelming you with thousands of earnings events.

Three Ways to Filter

The calendar supports three filtering modes to help you focus:

1. All tracked stocks: Every stock that any tracked politician has traded, with upcoming earnings dates
2. My stock watchlist: Only show earnings for stocks you've added to your watchlist
3. My politician watchlist: Only show earnings for stocks traded by politicians you're following

Switch between views instantly using the tab bar at the top of the page.

Politician Trade Overlay (Pro)

The Signal in the Noise

This is where the Earnings Calendar becomes genuinely unique. No other platform connects congressional trading activity with upcoming earnings dates in this way.

For each earnings event, you can see whether tracked politicians have traded the stock in the weeks leading up to the announcement. A small badge next to the ticker tells you at a glance whether there's activity worth investigating.

Pro members can expand any event to see the full detail:

• Which politician made the trade
• Transaction type (purchase or sale)
• Trade amount range as disclosed in the filing
• Days before earnings the trade was executed
• Direct link to the politician's profile for further investigation

A congressman buying call options on a stock two weeks before its earnings report is exactly the kind of pattern our users want to spot. The Earnings Calendar surfaces these connections automatically.

Free users can see that politician activity exists for a given stock, with a prompt to upgrade for the full breakdown.

Earnings on Every Stock Page

Historical Earnings Data and Chart Annotations

The Earnings Calendar isn't just a standalone page. We've integrated earnings data directly into every stock page on the platform.

New Earnings Section:

Each stock page now features a dedicated earnings section showing:

• Next expected earnings date with the fiscal quarter label
• EPS and revenue estimates for the upcoming report
• Historical earnings with actual vs. estimated figures and surprise percentages
• Politician trades near earnings, the same Pro overlay available on the calendar

Chart Annotations:

Earnings events now appear as annotations on stock charts. Toggle the earnings overlay to see vertical markers on historical earnings dates, with labels showing:

• The fiscal quarter (e.g. "Q4 2025")
• Whether the company beat or missed expectations (e.g. "Beat +12.3%")
• Whether the report is still upcoming

Combined with the existing transaction annotations, you can now see the full picture on a single chart: when politicians traded, and when earnings were reported. The proximity between the two tells a story.

The earnings toggle preference is saved so it persists as you navigate between stock pages.

What This Means for You

A New Way to Research Congressional Trading

The Earnings Calendar gives you a new lens on congressional trading. Instead of passively browsing filings as they come in, you can now look ahead to upcoming high-impact events and see whether politicians have been positioning themselves.

Some questions you can now answer:

• Which upcoming earnings events have seen the most congressional trading activity?
• Did a politician buy a stock shortly before a strong earnings beat?
• Are there patterns in how frequently politicians trade ahead of earnings?
• Which stocks on my watchlist have earnings coming up this week?

Earnings data is updated daily, covering nearly 1,000 stocks that appear in congressional filings. Whether you check in every morning or once a week, the calendar is always current.

Get Started

Explore the Earnings Calendar Today

The Earnings Calendar is live now. Here's how to make the most of it:

For Free Users:

• Visit the Earnings Calendar to browse upcoming earnings for congressionally-traded stocks
• Filter by your stock watchlist to see what matters to you
• Check any stock page to see the new earnings section and chart annotations
• Upgrade to Pro to unlock politician trade details

For Pro Members:

• Explore the Earnings Calendar and expand events to see politician trade overlays
• Filter by your politician watchlist to focus on activity from the politicians you're tracking
• Toggle earnings annotations on stock charts to visualise the relationship between trades and earnings dates

New to Pelosi Tracker?

Create a free account to start tracking congressional trades and explore the Earnings Calendar, the only place where earnings season meets congressional trading transparency.

Have questions about the Earnings Calendar? Drop a comment below or reach out through the suggestion box. We're always listening.