Earnings on deck — Oct 5–9
25 companies12 before open13 after close

Next week's 25 reports arrive before the big banks do, with Tuesday the heaviest: Lamb Weston before the open, then Constellation Brands after the close for a read on beer and spirits demand. Levi Strauss and Applied Digital follow Wednesday, pairing the apparel consumer with data center buildout spending.

  • APOGApogee Enterprises, Inc.Tue Oct 6Before open
  • RPMRPM International Inc.Tue Oct 6Before open
  • LWLamb Weston Holdings, Inc.Tue Oct 6Before open
  • PENGPenguin Solutions, Inc.Tue Oct 6After close
  • STZConstellation Brands, Inc.Tue Oct 6After close
  • NEOGNeogen CorporationTue Oct 6After close
  • WSWorthington Steel, Inc.Tue Oct 6After close
  • SARSaratoga Investment CorpTue Oct 6After close
  • AXILAXIL Brands, Inc. Tue Oct 6After close
  • APLDApplied Digital CorporationWed Oct 7After close
  • LEVILevi Strauss & Co.Wed Oct 7After close
  • RELLRichardson Electronics, Ltd.Wed Oct 7After close
  • RGPResources Connection, Inc. Wed Oct 7After close
  • T.FTGFIRAN TEC GP-TSWed Oct 7After close
  • LFSLEIFRAS Co., Ltd.Wed Oct 7After close
Biggest dividend payouts · Oct 2
CSCOCisco Systems
$1.7B$0.42 per share
  • 2ROPRoper Technologies$0.91/sh$90M
  • 3THRMGentherm$2.07/sh$63.6M
  • 4RGLDRoyal Gold$0.48/sh$40.2M
  • 5MORNMorningstar$0.50/sh$18.8M

Cisco leads today's dividend payers with about $1.66 billion in cash going to shareholders on October 21, at 42 cents a share. Roper Technologies, Gentherm, Royal Gold and Morningstar round out the group, with payments landing between October 7 and October 30.

MIDDAY
U.S. Markets
  • S&P 500+0.68%
  • Dow Jones Industrial Average+0.57%
  • Nasdaq Composite+1.11%

Growth is back in charge at midday: the Nasdaq's 1.1% gain is running at roughly double the Dow's, with money rotating back into tech leadership. A close near these levels puts the S&P 500 within reach of fresh highs.