Earnings Today: PG, Spotify and Honeywell Report Pre-Market

Three large-cap names report before the opening bell on Thursday, October 22, 2026: Procter & Gamble, Spotify and Honeywell. This preview covers who reports and when, the consensus EPS estimates on the table, and what a holder can check this morning, from exposure to price alerts, without predicting any outcome.

Who reports today, and at what time?

Three companies report before the market opens on Thursday, October 22, 2026: Procter & Gamble (PG), Spotify Technology (SPOT) and Honeywell International (HON). All three are pre-market prints, meaning the numbers land before regular US trading begins.

Here is the full slate for today, with the consensus EPS estimates analysts are carrying into each report:

These are consensus estimates, the average of what analysts expect, and nothing more. They are a reference point, not a forecast of the actual result.

What does a pre-market earnings report mean if you hold the stock?

A pre-market report lands before the 9:30 a.m. ET opening bell, so you see the headline numbers before you can trade at the regular open. The figures hit the wires, trade in the thin pre-market session, and then the stock opens for everyone at 9:30.

That timing matters for a holder in a few concrete ways:

• Gaps at the open. When a report lands outside regular hours, the next regular-session price can open at a different level than yesterday's close. The stock can gap up or down before you have a chance to act.
• Thin liquidity before the bell. Pre-market volume is lower, so prices there can swing more than the eventual regular-session open.
• After-hours applies too. Many companies report after the close instead. Those moves happen outside regular trading, and the stock can open the next morning at a gapped price for the same reason.

None of today's three are after-hours reports, but the principle is identical: numbers released when the market is shut show up as a gap when it reopens.

What should a holder actually do this morning?

The useful work this morning is checking your own position, not guessing the result. A holder can run through a short, factual checklist before any of these names prints.

Check your exposure to today's reporters

First, know whether you even hold PG, SPOT or HON, and how large each position is relative to the rest of your book. If you track everything in one place, this takes seconds. In PortfolioTrackr, the ALL PORTFOLIOS combined view shows every holding across your accounts at once, which is available on every plan for anyone with more than one portfolio.

If your holdings are scattered across a broker app, a spreadsheet and a notes file, this is exactly the moment a single tracker earns its keep. Our write-up on portfolio tracker versus spreadsheet walks through why a live view beats a manual sheet on days like this.

Set price alerts before the print

Second, set your price alerts before the numbers land, not after. In PortfolioTrackr you can place Target 1, Target 2 and a stop-loss level on a position, and a price above or below on a watchlist entry. Every position and watchlist level is checked once a minute while the market is open, and around the clock for crypto.

These are price levels only. PortfolioTrackr reports status against your own levels, for example still below target or stop-loss level reached, and you hear within a minute of a level being hit by:

• Email, available on every plan including the free trial
• WhatsApp and Telegram, also on every plan
• Push notifications on every plan
• SMS, on Pro and Lifetime

The watchlist itself is on every plan, with 10 tickers on the free trial and Starter and 50 on Pro and Lifetime.

Expect a possible gap at the open

Third, go in knowing a gap can happen. Because all three reports land pre-market, the 9:30 open can sit above or below yesterday's close. Knowing this in advance is not a prediction, it is just understanding how after-hours and pre-market news reaches your position.

What is worth watching inside each report?

Each company has its own story, and the headline EPS is only one line of it. Here is what a holder can read against, without predicting any outcome.

Procter & Gamble (PG)

For a large consumer-staples name like PG, the consensus EPS estimate is $1.89. Beyond that single figure, holders typically read the report for organic revenue growth, the split between price and volume, and any updated full-year guidance management provides. Those details give context the EPS line alone cannot.

Spotify Technology (SPOT)

For SPOT, the consensus EPS estimate is $3.10. For a subscription business, the report usually carries more than EPS: monthly active users, premium subscriber counts, and gross margin trends all sit alongside the earnings line. Watch how those metrics line up with the quarter's stated story and any forward guidance.

Honeywell International (HON)

For the industrial conglomerate HON, the consensus EPS estimate is $2.17. Diversified industrials are often read for segment-level revenue, order backlog and any revision to full-year outlook. As with the others, the point is to compare what the company reports against its own prior guidance, not to guess the number ahead of time.

In every case, the honest approach is to watch the result against the quarter's story and the guidance that follows, then check how the position sits against your own targets.

Why does a multi-market tracker help on an earnings morning?

A single tracker helps because earnings season rarely touches just one account or one market. You might hold PG at Interactive Brokers, a European listing somewhere else, and crypto on another venue entirely.

With PortfolioTrackr covering 100 stock exchanges and 100 currencies, a US earnings print and a Frankfurt or London listing live on the same screen. A few things that make an earnings morning smoother:

• Direct broker sync with Alpaca, Bybit and Interactive Brokers works on every plan, including the free trial.
• 42 brokers connect through the SnapTrade bridge on Pro or Lifetime, each as its own read-only portfolio that does not count toward your portfolio limit.
• Smart & Easy Import by voice, text or screenshot, plus bulk CSV import, is on every plan if you prefer adding holdings by hand.

Connecting a broker is optional. If you do want to link one, our guide on connecting a brokerage account to a portfolio tracker covers the steps, and yesterday's earnings preview for META, Tesla, AT&T, IBM and TXN shows the same checklist applied to a different slate.

The bottom line

Three names report before the bell today: PG at a $1.89 consensus EPS estimate, SPOT at $3.10, and HON at $2.17, all pre-market prints that can produce a gap at the 9:30 open.

The work this morning is factual, not predictive: check your exposure to today's reporters, set your price alerts before the numbers land, and read each report against the quarter's story and the guidance that follows. Checking where a position sits against your own targets is always yours to decide.

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