FCFSFirstCash
- Next report
- No date yet
- none in the next 8 weeks
- Last result
- $2.68Beat
- vs $2.64 expected on Oct 22
- Stock move on it
- −20.30%
- two sessions around the report
- Typical move
- ±10.6%
- average over 2 reports
- Price
- $181.56
- −1.33% today · $9.29B cap
Past and upcoming reports
2
| Oct 22, 2026 | Sep 30, 2026 | Time not given | $2.64 | Beat$2.68 | −20.30%2d |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Jun 30, 2026 | Time not given | $2.40 | not recorded | +0.89%2d |
After the report
Jul 30, 2026 report
This covers the Jul 30, 2026 report. The Oct 22, 2026 numbers are in the table above.
FirstCash edges higher after Q2 report. guidance tone key
FirstCash shares rose 1.06% to $204.08 on July 31, the day after its Q2 earnings report. Actual EPS was not disclosed. the consensus estimate stood at $2.40. The stock remains below its 50-day SMA ($221.64) but above the 200-day SMA ($186.98). The company's trailing EPS growth of 27.9% and revenue growth of 14.4% support a solid growth profile, though valuation (P/E TTM 23.3x) is above the sector average. No post-earnings news items were released, suggesting a quiet, in-line report.
Reported against expected
Actual EPS not available. consensus estimate was $2.40. Stock rose 1.06% post-report, implying a neutral reception.
Guidance
No explicit guidance provided in available data. post-earnings news feed empty.
How the stock reacted
Stock closed at $204.08 on July 31, up 1.06% from prior close of $201.94, on volume of 355,654 shares.
What changed
Stock rose 1.06% after Q2 report. no EPS beat/miss confirmed.
What the price now assumes
Market pricing a neutral outcome. stock below 50-day SMA suggests cautious optimism.
What it means for the business
Upgrade bias if next quarter shows acceleration. watch for revenue growth re-acceleration.
The next one to three months, as we saw it then
Better case30%
Strong EPS growth continues, valuation re-rates higher as market rewards consistent execution.
Base case50%
Stock trades in a range as growth normalizes. valuation remains elevated vs sector.
Worse case20%
Growth decelerates, P/E compression as market reprices risk.
If you hold it
Hold unless next quarter revenue growth falls below 10% YoY. trim if insider selling exceeds 2% of float.
If you are watching
Add only if next-quarter guidance is reiterated or raised. avoid if guidance is cut or geopolitical risk escalates.
Scenario odds are a judgement, not measured.