Loews Corporation · Insurance - Property & Casualty

LLoews Corporation

Reports 2026-11-02 Pre-market · MonReaction day 11-02upcoming

Before the print · expectations4 days to the print

The record · last 8 prints

±1.9%

average first-day moveclosed higher 2 of 8 times

1/8

moved more than options impliedusually stays inside the implied move

Move ruler · first session

typical ±1.9%

−10%options ±4.3%+10%

Options price ±4.3%, above the ±1.9% L usually moves: they already pay for a bigger reaction than usual.

What the record doesn't tell you

Which way does L go on 11‑02?

Model lean for 11-02, and the evidence behind it
Move band, P10 – P90
Last 8 prints, quarter by quarter
Peers that already reported, and how they traded

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The print · 8-K and callupcoming · 2026-11-02 · Pre-market

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Loews earnings preview: what the record says

Loews (L) is scheduled to report earnings on Nov 2, 2026, before the open. Options are pricing a move of about ±4.3% for the first session after the report.

Across its last 8 reports, the stock moved an average of 1.9% on the first trading day, closing higher 2 of 8 times. That first-day move was larger than the options-implied move in 1 of 8 reports. Measured over five sessions, the average move was 3.2%.

The ±4.3% now priced is above the 1.9% L has averaged, so options are already paying for a bigger reaction than usual. Historically, L has usually stayed inside its implied move.

Figures come from NextPick's earnings-reaction ledger and the options market. Not investment advice.

L earnings: key questions

When is L's next earnings date?

Loews is scheduled to report on Nov 2, 2026, before the open.

How much does L stock move after earnings?

Over its last 8 reports, L moved an average of 1.9% on the first trading day after earnings. The move was larger than the options-implied move in 1 of 8 reports.