Earnings Week Kicks Off With 28 Reporters Monday

28 companies report earnings Monday as the week kicks off with a modest slate of smaller-cap names. DOMO leads after the close with its Q1 2027 results, where analysts expect a $0.07 loss per share. The business intelligence software maker remains a key name for traders watching the cloud analytics space.

CODA reports before the bell with a Q2 2026 consensus of $0.13 per share, one of the few profitable forecasts on today's calendar. LVO closes out the day after market hours, facing expectations for a $0.29 loss in its Q4 2026 print. Several names on the docket lack analyst consensus, including BANX, CHAI, DDDX, ENZ, KCRD, and KOAN.

The morning session also features AIOT and JRSH, both expected to post $0.01 losses for their respective Q4 2026 periods. POWW carries a similar $0.01 loss estimate for Q4 2026, though its timing remains unspecified. IGC rounds out the loss-forecast group with a $0.02 expected deficit in Q4 2026, while DIDIY shows a $0.01 loss estimate for Q1 2026.

No companies reported earnings Sunday, leaving Monday's roster as the clean starting line for the week. The absence of weekend releases puts full focus on today's 28 names and the cadence building through the rest of June.

With no reports filed yesterday, there's no beat rate or miss rate to track yet. The scoreboard resets Monday morning as companies begin releasing quarterly results. Traders will watch whether the week's 46 scheduled reporters follow broader seasonal trends or break from recent patterns.

The lack of weekend activity means the first surprises—positive or negative—won't surface until AIOT, CODA, or JRSH file results before the opening bell. After-hours action from DOMO and LVO will set the tone heading into Tuesday.

46 companies are scheduled to report over the next seven days, with the heaviest concentration landing Monday, June 22. That single session accounts for at least 10 of the week's reporters, including CCL, the cruise operator expected before the bell.

Other June 22 names include BSFC after the close, plus CARV, CHI, EBF, FRVO, GELS, GURE, HLEO, and MDRX, most with unspecified timing. The Monday-to-Monday structure suggests a back-loaded week, leaving Tuesday through Friday relatively light before next Monday's surge.

Focus centers on whether today's 28 reporters can establish a beat rate baseline after the weekend gap. With only one consensus estimate above breakeven—CODA at $0.13—the bar sits low for positive surprises, but that also means modest misses could weigh on sentiment.

DOMO draws attention as the highest-profile after-hours release, especially with its fiscal 2027 quarter offering a fresh look at subscription growth and cash burn. LVO's expected $0.29 loss will test whether the company can narrow the deficit or guide toward profitability in coming quarters.

The timing discrepancy—several "TBD" slots alongside confirmed before-market and after-close prints—adds uncertainty to intraday volatility. Traders often see thinner volume on earnings Mondays following quiet weekends, so any surprise could move shares more than usual. The week's 46 total reporters suggest sustained activity, but the real test arrives next Monday when the calendar swells again.