Companies Reporting This Week
Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST) — Thursday, September 24
Costco reports after the market closes on Thursday, with analysts expecting earnings per share (EPS — a company's profit divided by its shares outstanding) of $6.48 for the quarter. The stock carries a Q·Score of 7.6 (Quantify's composite signal, scaled 1–10), labelled "Bullish," and 62% of the 35 analysts covering it rate it a buy, with a consensus price target implying roughly 19% upside from its current price of $898.48.
General Mills, Inc. (GIS) — Wednesday, September 23
General Mills kicks off the week's reporting before the opening bell on Wednesday, with the analyst consensus EPS estimate sitting at $0.72. The company carries a market capitalisation of approximately $19.4 billion; no Q·Score data is currently available for GIS in Quantify's system.
BlackBerry Limited (BB) — Thursday, September 24
BlackBerry reports before markets open on Thursday, with analysts forecasting a slim EPS of $0.03 — a figure that underscores how tight the margin story remains for the company as it continues its transition toward enterprise cybersecurity and IoT software. BlackBerry's market cap stands at approximately $4.7 billion; Q·Score data is not currently available.
Stitch Fix, Inc. (SFIX) — Wednesday, September 23
The personal-styling subscription service reports after the close on Wednesday, with the consensus estimate pointing to a loss of $0.06 per share. At a market cap of roughly $379 million, Stitch Fix remains a small-cap name under meaningful operational pressure; no Q·Score is available at this time.
What to Watch
Consumer sentiment is the quiet thread running through this week's reporters — Costco's membership-driven model and General Mills' packaged-food volumes both serve as useful barometers for how households are managing spending. BlackBerry's razor-thin profit forecast makes any commentary on software contract momentum worth listening to closely. With Stitch Fix still loss-making, investors will likely focus on subscriber trends and cash burn rather than the bottom line alone. Across the batch, analyst coverage is deepest on Costco, making its post-close report the week's most data-rich event to follow.