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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Earnings History
SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) earnings history. The table covers each report from Feb 15, 2005 to Feb 15, 2005, with the consensus at the time, the reported figure and what the stock did next.
By Atul Ghandhi · Data as of Sep 10, 2026 · Refreshes through the day
Average move
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First close after each report
EPS beat rate
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Reported above consensus
Largest gain
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None in period
Largest drop
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None in period
SPY Earnings, Report by Report
Newest first. Open gap is the first regular-session open after the release against the last close before it; next close is that session’s close against the same base. Surprise is computed from the estimate and reported figures on the row.
| Report | EPS est. | Reported | Surprise | Open gap | Next close |
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| Feb 15, 2005Time not recorded | — | 1.81 | — | — | — |
EPS figures are as Yahoo Finance records them, typically adjusted EPS; a dash means the feed carries no figure for that row.
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Every article this site has published on $SPY, newest first.
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Who reports next, when, and what consensus expects, verified weekly.
Where these numbers come from
Estimates, reported EPS and release timestamps come from Yahoo Finance’s earnings data; price reactions are computed from Yahoo’s split-adjusted daily session data, fetched live and recomputed at most every six hours. The base for both move columns is the last regular close before the results were public: the report day’s own close for an after-close release, the prior session’s close for a before-open release. The surprise percentage is computed from the estimate and reported figures shown on the row, so it can differ in the last digit from surprise figures computed on unrounded estimates. Rows where the release time is not recorded show EPS figures without move figures rather than a move measured against a guessed session.
Consensus estimates shift right up to a report, and this page shows the final figure the feed recorded. Extended-hours prints are not shown directly: the open gap is the tradable residue of the after-hours or pre-market reaction at the next regular open.
Citing this page
Data compiled by Regards of Wallstreet. Please link to this page when citing: https://www.regardsofwallstreet.com/tools/earnings-history/spy
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