Grade changes
Which grades moved on a company's latest filing, and which ones depend on the next report. A grade changes when the 10-Q or 10-K is filed, not on the day of the earnings call — usually a few days to a few weeks later.
56 graded companies report in this window, and 22 have a grade that hangs on a check closer to its line than nine companies in ten. That is a distance on the figures already filed, not a forecast: a check this close can hold for years, and one with room to spare can fall through in a single quarter.
November 16, 2026
- Could rise to BBefore the open
- Free cash flow growing recently · failing, 1.4% below the figure it is compared with
- Could rise to DBefore the open
- Free cash flow positive · failing at -1.1% of revenue
November 17, 2026
- Could rise to ABefore the open
- Free cash flow growing overall · failing, 7.2% below the figure it is compared with
- Could fall to FBefore the open
- Revenue growing recently · passing, 0.3% above the figure it is compared with
- Free cash flow positive · passing at +0.9% of revenue
- Could rise to BBefore the open
- Free cash flow growing recently · failing, 0.3% below the figure it is compared with
November 18, 2026
- Could fall to DCould rise to BBefore the open
- Revenue growing overall · failing, 3.0% below the figure it is compared with
- Free cash flow growing overall · passing, 5.5% above the figure it is compared with
- Could rise to ABefore the open
- Revenue growing overall · failing, 0.3% below the figure it is compared with
- Could rise to ATime not stated
- Revenue growing overall · failing, 3.1% below the figure it is compared with
November 19, 2026
- Could fall to DBefore the open
- Free cash flow positive · passing at +1.8% of revenue
- Could fall to CBefore the open
- Earnings growing overall · passing, 0.8% above the figure it is compared with
- Could fall to BBefore the open
- Free cash flow growing recently · passing, 2.1% above the figure it is compared with
- Could fall to DTime not stated
- Revenue growing recently · passing, 0.4% above the figure it is compared with
- Free cash flow growing recently · passing, 3.0% above the figure it is compared with
- Could rise to DTime not stated
- Free cash flow positive · failing at -0.8% of revenue
November 20, 2026
- Could fall to BBefore the open
- Free cash flow positive · passing at +1.6% of revenue
November 23, 2026
- Could rise to AAfter the close
- Free cash flow growing overall · failing, 10.8% below the figure it is compared with
- Could fall to BAfter the close
- Free cash flow growing recently · passing, 0.1% above the figure it is compared with
- Could fall to CAfter the close
- Free cash flow growing recently · passing, 1.1% above the figure it is compared with
November 24, 2026
- Could fall to BAfter the close
- Free cash flow growing recently · passing, 0.1% above the figure it is compared with
- Could fall to BAfter the close
- Free cash flow growing recently · passing, 2.4% above the figure it is compared with
- Could rise to BBefore the open
- Free cash flow growing overall · failing, 3.4% below the figure it is compared with
- Could fall to DBefore the open
- Free cash flow positive · passing at +1.1% of revenue
November 25, 2026
- Could fall to DCould rise to BBefore the open
- Free cash flow growing recently · failing, 1.3% below the figure it is compared with
- Free cash flow growing overall · passing, 4.7% above the figure it is compared with
“Could fall” assumes every passing check listed fails, and “could rise” that every failing one passes. Only the checks that decide the letter are considered; the + and − can move as well.
Related screens
A grade change describes what a company's filings say, not what its shares will do. InspectStocks does not advise buying or selling anything.