Kiplinger's Weekly Earnings Calendar (June 5-9)

Below is a weekly earnings calendar of the most important upcoming quarterly reports scheduled to be released by publicly traded companies. However, we have also provided expanded earnings previews for select companies.  

Please check back often. This earnings calendar is updated weekly.  

(Editor's Note: Earnings dates in tables are tentative. However, companies featured in "Earnings Spotlights" have officially announced their earnings dates.)

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Earnings calendar highlights

Monday (6/5)

Tuesday (6/6)

Earnings spotlight: Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (CBRL, $99.11) is scheduled to report its fiscal third-quarter earnings before Tuesday's open. Analysts, on average, expect the country-themed restaurant chain to disclose earnings of $1.34 per share, up 3.9% year-over-year (YoY), on revenue of $846.0 million (+7.1% YoY).

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While UBS Global Research analyst Dennis Geiger anticipates CBRL will report inline results for its fiscal third quarter, he sees several possible risks to traffic on the horizon, including "industry headwinds, consumer spending pressures and elevated pricing." Still, Geiger says continued resilience from lower-income and 65+ customers, management's strategic plans, and easing food cost pressures could help offset these potential headwinds.

Geiger has a Neutral (Hold) rating on CBRL, echoing the majority of Wall Street pros following the consumer discretionary stock. Of the nine analysts with ratings on Cracker Barrel tracked by S&P Global Market Intelligence, one says it's a Strong Buy, one has it at Buy, four rate it at Hold, and three give it a Sell or Strong Sell. This works out to a consensus recommendation of Hold.

Wednesday (6/7)

Thursday (6/8)

Earnings spotlight: DocuSign 

Shares of DocuSign (DOCU, $57.20) had a volatile start to the year. After being down by more than 14% for the year-to-date in early May, the tech stock has bounced and is up by about 16% in the last month.

The electronic signature company's upcoming earnings report – slated for release after Thursday's close – could spark more volatility in the shares. Indeed, the stock tumbled nearly 23% the day after reporting its Q4 results in March.

"Sentiment still leans cautious ahead of the [Q1] print, although we don't think that investors are expecting a fiscal year guidance cut," says UBS Global Research analyst Karl Keirstead (Sell). However, data checks pointing to flattish customer spending likely won't result in "material upside to the current billings and revenue growth guidance" either.

Consensus estimates are for DOCU to report first-quarter earnings of 55 cents per share (+44.7% YoY) on revenue of $641.8 million (+9.0% YoY).

Earnings spotlight: Signet Jewelers  

Signet Jewelers (SIG, $61.78) will report first-quarter earnings ahead of Thursday's open. Analysts, on average, expect the diamond jewelry retailer to report earnings of $1.18 per share (-58.7% YoY) on revenue of $1.7 billion (-10.3% YoY).

Back in March, SIG said it expects full-year sales growth for the industry to be down by mid-single digits amid a drop in engagements. But while CFRA Research analyst Siye Desta (Hold) is concerned about cooling demand, he is "encouraged by SIG's ability to offset weakness in its bridal category (about 50% of sales) through higher priced items and strength in its fashion category, as well as cost containment measures."

Over at UBS Global Research, analyst Mauricio Serna believes "weak U.S. jewelry trends" will limit Signet's ability to raise its full-year guidance. While the analyst doesn't expect the company's first-quarter results to be a major catalyst for the stock, he remains Buy rated amid expectations for SIG to outperform over the near term.

Friday (6/9)

Reporting schedules are provided by Briefing.com and company websites. Earnings estimate data provided by Refinitiv via Yahoo! Finance, and S&P Global Market Intelligence via Briefing.com.