Updated May 2026
S&P 500 Earnings, Decoded for Operators
EarningsCallAI translates S&P 500 earnings calls into plain-English operator signals, revenue trends, margin shifts, guidance changes, and management tone, so founders and operators can spot what matters without reading 50-page transcripts.
310 companies. 2,480 quarters of data. Every company gets an Operator Signal Score.
Operator Signal Dashboard
Tailwinds
Revenue accelerating. Demand expanding. Good signal for adjacent markets.
Amazon.com Inc.
Consumer Discretionary
Alphabet Inc.
Technology
NVIDIA Corporation
Technology
Citigroup Inc.
Financials
Eli Lilly and Company
Healthcare
AbbVie Inc.
Healthcare
Mixed Signals
Inconsistent quarter-over-quarter. Could be seasonal or transitional.
Costco Wholesale Corp.
Consumer Staples
Kroger Co.
Consumer Staples
Tesla Inc.
Consumer Discretionary
Boeing Company
Industrials
PepsiCo Inc.
Consumer Staples
Caterpillar Inc.
Industrials
International Business Machines
Technology
Prudential Financial
Financials
Capital One Financial
Financials
Chubb Limited
Financials
The Coca-Cola Company
Consumer Staples
All Companies by Revenue
Amazon.com Inc.
Consumer Discretionary
Walmart Inc.
Consumer Staples
UnitedHealth Group Inc.
Healthcare
Alphabet Inc.
Technology
CVS Health Corporation
Healthcare
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Financials
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Energy
Costco Wholesale Corp.
Consumer Staples
Cigna Group
Healthcare
NVIDIA Corporation
Technology
Elevance Health
Healthcare
Chevron Corporation
Energy
General Motors Company
Consumer Discretionary
Verizon Communications
Communication Services
Kroger Co.
Consumer Staples
Phillips 66
Energy
Valero Energy Corp.
Energy
AT&T Inc.
Communication Services
Bank of America Corp.
Financials
The Walt Disney Company
Communication Services
Tesla Inc.
Consumer Discretionary
Boeing Company
Industrials
Progressive Corporation
Financials
Citigroup Inc.
Financials
Procter & Gamble Co.
Consumer Staples
Lowe's Companies
Consumer Discretionary
The Goldman Sachs Group
Financials
Sysco Corporation
Consumer Staples
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Consumer Staples
Eli Lilly and Company
Healthcare
PepsiCo Inc.
Consumer Staples
HCA Healthcare
Healthcare
MetLife Inc.
Financials
Accenture plc
Technology
Lockheed Martin Corp.
Industrials
Caterpillar Inc.
Industrials
Allstate Corporation
Financials
AbbVie Inc.
Healthcare
Merck & Co. Inc.
Healthcare
International Business Machines
Technology
ConocoPhillips
Energy
Prudential Financial
Financials
Capital One Financial
Financials
Chubb Limited
Financials
Pfizer Inc.
Healthcare
HP Inc.
Technology
Tyson Foods Inc.
Consumer Staples
Charter Communications
Communication Services
Intel Corporation
Technology
The Coca-Cola Company
Consumer Staples
Investment Themes
AI Infrastructure
Companies building and deploying AI infrastructure, chips, cloud, and platforms powering the AI wave.
Big Tech Platforms
The platform giants whose earnings move the entire market. Ad revenue, cloud, and consumer spending bellwethers.
Enterprise Software
SaaS and enterprise software, the closest read on B2B budgets and IT spending.
Consumer Spending
Consumer discretionary bellwethers, retail, restaurants, and brand spending trends.
Healthcare & Pharma
Healthcare spending signals, pharma pipelines, diagnostics demand, and insurance trends.
Fintech & Payments
Payment volumes and financial services, the real-time pulse of consumer and business transactions.
Energy & Commodities
Energy sector earnings reveal macro trends, input costs, capex cycles, and industrial demand.
Industrials & Capex
Industrial bellwethers, capex cycles, supply chain health, and manufacturing demand signals.
Real Estate & REITs
Real estate investment trusts, interest rate sensitivity, occupancy trends, and property demand.
Utilities & Infrastructure
Regulated utilities and infrastructure, rate case outcomes, energy transition investments, and demand growth.
Travel & Leisure
Travel and leisure companies, consumer confidence, booking trends, and experience economy signals.
Materials & Commodities
Materials and mining companies, construction demand, commodity prices, and industrial production signals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Operator Signal Score?
The Operator Signal Score rates S&P 500 companies as TAILWIND, NEUTRAL, HEADWIND, or MIXED based on revenue growth trends over the last 4 quarters. A TAILWIND means the company is seeing accelerating demand, which signals opportunity for adjacent markets and suppliers. A HEADWIND means revenue is decelerating or contracting, suggesting caution for companies in that ecosystem. MIXED signals diverging trends across business segments, like a company with growing cloud revenue but declining hardware sales.
Where does this data come from?
All financial data comes directly from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings, the same standardized data that companies are legally required to file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Revenue, earnings per share (EPS), net income, and operating margins are extracted from quarterly 10-Q and annual 10-K filings. We process these filings within 48 hours of publication. This is audited financial data, not analyst estimates or press release numbers, which makes it more reliable for trend analysis.
Who is this for?
Startup founders and operators who want to understand what big company earnings mean for their business, without reading 50-page earnings transcripts. If Amazon is seeing AWS revenue accelerate, that matters if you sell developer tools. If consumer spending is slowing at Walmart and Target, that matters if you sell direct-to-consumer. We translate Wall Street jargon into plain-English operator signals so you can spot industry trends, identify potential customers or partners, and understand macro headwinds before they hit your revenue.
What does EPS (Earnings Per Share) mean?
Earnings Per Share (EPS) is a company's net income divided by the number of outstanding shares. It is the single most-watched metric on Wall Street because it directly measures profitability on a per-share basis. When a company "beats earnings," it means their actual EPS exceeded analyst consensus estimates. We track both GAAP EPS (which includes all costs) and adjusted EPS (which excludes one-time charges) to give you the full picture of profitability trends across quarters.
How do you determine if a company is a tailwind or headwind?
We analyze four consecutive quarters of revenue data to identify the trend direction. If year-over-year revenue growth has accelerated for two or more consecutive quarters, the company gets a TAILWIND rating. If growth has decelerated or turned negative for two or more quarters, it gets a HEADWIND. Companies with one quarter up and one down, or with diverging segment trends, receive a MIXED rating. NEUTRAL means growth is stable within a narrow band. This approach filters out single-quarter anomalies and focuses on the directional trend.
How often is the data updated?
We process new SEC filings within 48 hours of publication. Most S&P 500 companies report quarterly earnings on a predictable schedule, with the heaviest concentration in January, April, July, and October. During peak earnings season, we may process 50 or more filings per week. Signal scores are recalculated after each new quarterly filing. Between earnings seasons, the data reflects the most recently available quarter for each company.