Earnings · Q3 2026 season

Guidance tracker: who raised or cut their outlook

For each company we track that has reported since Sep 15, 2026, what its earnings release (8-K Exhibit 99.1) says about its outlook, quoted word for word. The label follows the company's own verb (raises, lowers, reaffirms, updates); where a release uses neutral wording, a note gives the figures it states. Updated Oct 14, 2026.

3Raised guidance
1Mixed
3Updated
3Reaffirmed
2First outlook for a new fiscal year
1Next-quarter guidance only
16No guidance-change wording found

Raised guidance (3)

The release says the company raised or increased its outlook.

Mixed (1)

Some outlook figures went up and others down.

Updated (3)

The company changed its outlook without calling it a raise or a cut.

Reaffirmed (3)

The release says the outlook is reaffirmed or maintained.

First outlook for a new fiscal year (2)

A new fiscal year started, so there was no earlier full-year figure to compare.

Next-quarter guidance only (1)

The release gives guidance for the next quarter, not a full-year outlook.

No guidance-change wording found (16)

We found no sentence saying the company raised, lowered, reaffirmed or updated an outlook. Some companies give no guidance; others put it only in slides.

Method: we read each company's latest earnings press release filed with the SEC this season and pick out sentences where the company itself says it raised, lowered, reaffirmed or updated its guidance or outlook. Labels are assigned automatically from those verbs and corrected by hand where a release's wording is neutral; quotes are verbatim. This is not a forecast or a recommendation. See the Q3 2026 earnings hub, who reports this week and today in markets.