Earnings, dividend and macro calendar for your holdings

A normal week throws more at you than anyone can watch. Earnings dates, dividend dates, a rate decision, an inflation number. Most of it touches nothing you own. The calendar's job is to cut that pile down to the events that matter to your stocks.

We pull earnings, dividends, IPOs and splits per ticker and join them to your watchlist (part of My Portfolio), so you see only events that move stocks you own or follow. Macro releases, the numbers that move whole markets at once (CPI for inflation, FOMC for the Fed's rate decision, the employment report, the ISM business surveys), are tagged by their historic surprise volatility: how hard markets have tended to move when that number landed away from expectations.

Relevance scoring

Each event gets a relevance score from 0 to 10, so the calendar stays small even in a busy week. It works the way you sort the post at home: the bill gets opened, the catalogue goes straight in the bin. The score combines:

• Whether the ticker is in your portfolio or watchlist
• Historical surprise magnitude for that release type (how far that kind of release has tended to land from forecasts)
• Sector exposure across your holdings (how much of what you own sits in the industries the event touches)

Subscriptions

Want the event to come to you instead? Click the bell icon on any event row to subscribe. Subscriptions appear in your daily or weekly digest, depending on your alert settings.