Earnings Watchlist W/C 1st Dec: Key Stocks to Watch This Week

Earnings season may be slowing down, but there's still plenty on deck for traders watching tech, AI, retail, and cybersecurity names. The week starts quietly before building into a heavy slate of high-growth and enterprise software names that could spark volatility.

Here’s our day-by-day breakdown of the key companies reporting:

📅 Monday (1st) – After Close

The week kicks off with a focus on software and infrastructure.

• MongoDB (MDB)
• Credo (CRDO)
• Vestis (VSTS)

📅 Tuesday (2nd)

Pre-Market:

• Signet Jewelers (SIG)

After Close: A massive day for cybersecurity and AI-driven software.

• CrowdStrike (CRWD)
• GitLab (GTLB)
• Asana (ASAN)
• Okta (OKTA)
• Marvell Technology (MRVL)
• Box (BOX)

📅 Wednesday (3rd)

Pre-Market: Retail takes the stage.

• Macy’s (M)
• Dollar Tree (DLTR)

After Hours: Big-cap cloud, AI, and enterprise software dominate.

• Salesforce (CRM)
• C3.ai (AI)
• Five Below (FIVE)
• Snowflake (SNOW)
• UiPath (PATH)

📅 Thursday (4th)

Pre-Market: A mix of staples and specialty retail.

• Dollar General (DG)
• Donaldson (DCI)
• Hormel Foods (HRL)
• Kroger (KR)

After Hours: One of the busiest sessions of the week with security, infrastructure, and consumer names.

• SentinelOne (S)
• ServiceTitan (TTAN)
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
• Rubrik (RBRK)
• Ulta Beauty (ULTA)
• DocuSign (DOCU)
• Samsara (IOT)

📅 Friday (5th) – Pre-Market

The week wraps with specialty retail:

• Victoria’s Secret (VSCO)

Earnings reports can trigger sharp moves in either direction as the market reacts to surprises in revenue, guidance, and profitability.

For traders, this volatility can create opportunity, but for those already holding these names, it also introduces elevated risk. That’s why having a clear risk-management plan is essential: position sizing, stop levels, hedging strategies, or simply reducing exposure can help protect against downside while still allowing participation in potential upside.

For a longer look at the month ahead, check out our December earnings calendar with the names set to report from the UK, and U.S exchanges.