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    Results Season Insights and Stocks to Watch for Q4

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    Reporting season always brings surprises. Some shares surge on earnings beats, others tumble on disappointments. But which companies really stand out and what themes are shaping the market as we head into the final quarter of the year?

    Join Stockopedia’s Ed Croft (CEO & Founder) and Graham Neary (Senior Analyst) for a live market briefing that will help you make sense of this reporting season and prepare for the final quarter of the year.

    What you’ll discover in this session

    • Graham Neary will share his take on the most important updates from reporting season, highlighting the companies showing real strength and those revealing early warning signs.

    • You’ll learn which risks to avoid and where the most promising opportunities may lie, both in individual shares and across wider investment themes.

    • Together, Ed and Graham will explore the broader themes and sectors emerging from reporting season, from profit warnings to earnings upgrades, and what these shifts could mean for investors.

    • Ed Croft will explain how the latest company results fit into Stockopedia’s rules-based framework, and what the data reveals about market conditions heading into Q4.

    • Finally, you’ll have the chance to ask Ed and Graham your questions directly in a live Q&A.

    Our analyst team for this discussion

    Ed Croft image

    Edward Croft is the co-founder and CEO of Stockopedia. He is the creator of the StockRanks, a pioneering stock rating system that helps investors make smarter decisions. Prior to founding Stockopedia, Ed worked as a wealth manager at Goldman Sachs. He holds a first-class degree in Chemistry from Oxford and is passionate about empowering private investors to beat the market.

    Ed Croft
    CEO of Stockopedia

    Graham Neary began his career as a technical analyst, working on the fixed income and futures markets for hedge funds and investment bank traders. He then moved over to the buyside where he gained his CFA qualification and learned how to manage equities and fixed income portfolios for a large institution. He's been a full-time stock market analyst and investor since 2009, with the exception of one 'year out', which he used to study Mandarin in China.

    Graham Neary
    Companies Analyst