makeWplays gives you the data to make informed decisions around earnings events. Historical patterns, live sentiment, correlated assets — all in one place. Here is how to get the most out of it.
Browse the Events feed to see every upcoming earnings report. Filter by market (US/ASX), sector, or search for specific tickers. Each card shows the company, consensus EPS and revenue estimates, and reporting time.
Sort by "Biggest Beats" to see which completed events had the largest surprises.
Click any event to see the detail page. Historical beat rates show how often a company beats estimates. Price behavior stats show recent volatility, trend direction, and average daily moves over the past 30 days.
A company that beats 80% of the time with a median +3% move tells you something different than one that beats 50% with a +/-1% move.
Each event card shows a bullish/bearish sentiment bar from Stocktwits community posts. On the detail page, you get the full breakdown — trend direction, post counts, and the actual recent posts people are writing.
Watch for divergence: if sentiment is extremely bullish but the company historically misses, that is interesting data.
When a major company reports, it moves more than just its own stock. The Correlated Assets section shows sector ETFs, competitors, and supply chain relationships that historically react to the same event.
AAPL earnings do not just move AAPL — they move QCOM, TSM, the XLK ETF, and sometimes the entire Nasdaq.
After earnings, every event is scored: beat or miss, EPS surprise %, and actual price reaction. The Scorecards page shows all completed events. The Track Record page shows aggregate sector-level performance.
Over time, you build a dataset of how reliable certain patterns are. That is your edge.
Combine everything: a company with a high beat rate, bullish sentiment increasing, low recent volatility, and correlated assets you can cross-reference. The platform gives you the data — the pattern recognition is yours.
The best plays often come from information asymmetry — data most people are not looking at.
Go to the Events feed and find an upcoming earnings event
Check the sentiment bar — is the crowd bullish or bearish?
Click the event to see historical beat rate and price behavior
Review the recommended indicator for charting that ticker
Look at correlated assets — what else might move?
After the event, check back to see what actually happened
No. makeWplays is strictly a data and research platform. It shows historical patterns, observed outcomes, and social sentiment. It never makes recommendations, suggests trades, or gives financial advice. Your decisions are your own.
Earnings data comes from Finnhub (real-time). Price data from Finnhub quotes and Alpha Vantage. Social sentiment from Stocktwits. All data is live and refreshed regularly.
The percentage of times a company's actual EPS exceeded the consensus estimate. A 75% beat rate means the company beat analyst expectations 3 out of 4 times historically.
It shows the ratio of bullish to bearish posts from the Stocktwits community for that ticker. The trend indicator shows whether bullish sentiment is increasing or decreasing compared to earlier posts.
The prediction probability is based on the company's historical beat rate and recent sentiment direction. It is a data-driven estimate — "historically, this ticker beats X% of the time and sentiment is trending Y." It is not a forecast or guarantee.
Yes. Toggle to "ASX" in the market filter. ASX tickers use the .AX suffix. Coverage depends on Finnhub's ASX data availability.
Each stock detail page shows a recommended technical indicator based on the stock's actual price behavior. We analyze volatility, trend strength, and mean-reversion patterns to determine whether RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, or Moving Averages are most reliable for that specific ticker. This is computed from data, not opinion.
makeWplays is a historical data research platform for educational and informational purposes only. Past patterns do not guarantee future results. This platform does not provide financial advice or investment recommendations.