Magnificent 7 Earnings Calendar

Magnificent 7 Earnings Calendar tracks the quarterly earnings announcement dates for the seven mega-cap US technology stocks that account for an outsized share of the S&P 500's market value and daily trading volume: Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN), Meta Platforms (META), NVIDIA (NVDA), and Tesla (TSLA). The collective term, coined by Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett in 2023, has become the dominant shorthand on trading desks and in financial media for the cohort that drove the bulk of the index's gains through 2024 and 2025. This finance calendar does not carry revenue estimates, EPS projections, or post-call commentary; it is a stripped-down timeline of the official confirmation dates released by each company's investor relations department and filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All seven companies are listed on Nasdaq or the New York Stock Exchange, with headquarters that range from Cupertino, California, and Santa Clara, California, to Redmond, Washington, and Austin, Texas. Every entry in the calendar is a single earnings announcement — the date, time in US Eastern Time, ticker symbol, and, where confirmed, the physical location of the call or the webcast platform. Most of the Magnificent 7 operate on a financial quarter that aligns with the calendar quarter, causing announcements to cluster in January, April, July, and October. Microsoft typically reports around the third week of a reporting month, while Apple lands in late January and late April. NVIDIA's fiscal year ends in January, so its quarterly reports follow an offset cadence, with its mid-year quarter typically announced from Santa Clara, California, in late August. The calendar captures after-market-close slots, the occasional pre-market-open call, and the precise timing that matters to traders positioning ahead of a release. It also absorbs conference-call details and any special year-end filings as they become public. Portfolio managers, equity analysts, financial journalists, and individual investors who follow earnings surprises and forward guidance can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to keep upcoming announcement dates in a day-to-day calendar application, whether that is Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Integration avoids the manual work of importing corporate investor-relations .ics files one by one, and it ensures that a revised date, such as a company moving an announcement from a Thursday to a Wednesday to avoid a market holiday, propagates automatically without a duplicate entry. The feed updates regularly so that cancellations, last-minute schedule shifts, and newly confirmed dates appear within hours of the official press release. Data freshness is driven by the companies' own filings and exchange disclosures, and the calendar respects US federal holidays and early-closure days — no entry is populated for a date the markets are closed.