Key Highlights

  • Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) reports before the open on October 27, 2026 with consensus of USD 0.91 EPS on USD 13.3 billion of revenue, and options imply a move of about 3.5%, the calmest of the five.
  • Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL) reports before the open and is priced for about 8.4%, because cruise demand, fuel costs and debt all matter for its outlook, according to one calendar page.
  • Visa (NYSE:V) reports after the close with consensus of USD 3.50 EPS on USD 12.3 billion of revenue, and options imply a move of about 3.6% after the report, a calm reading.
  • Mondelez (NASDAQ:MDLZ) reports after the close with consensus of USD 0.71 EPS. Robinhood (NASDAQ:HOOD) reports with USD 0.57 EPS and an implied move of about 10.4% as retail volume sits at 9%.

Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO): Staples bellwether

Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) is due to report third-quarter results before the market opens on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The consensus figures are USD 0.91 EPS and USD 13.3 billion of revenue, drawn from one earnings calendar page that has carried known data errors for other companies, so they should be treated as approximate. Options markets imply a move of about 3.5% in either direction after the report, which measures expected size, not direction. The article is a preview: results had not been released on the morning of October 27, and nothing here describes the actual outcome. A beat or miss against these numbers will be clear within hours of the open. Consumer staples are often viewed as defensive, because demand for drinks, food and household goods is steadier than demand for big-ticket items. Investors will look at volume growth, pricing, currency effects and the outlook for the rest of the year. Mondelez (NASDAQ:MDLZ) reports after the close on October 27 with consensus of USD 0.71 EPS, so the two results give a same-day view of the sector. Waste Management (NYSE:WM) reports then too, widening the picture of consumer and business demand.

Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL): Cruise demand and fuel

Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL) reports before the market opens on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, and options markets imply a move of about 8.4% after the release. American Tower, which owns cell towers and data centres, carries an implied move of about 10.0%. Galaxy Digital, a crypto-focused financial firm, carries about 14.3%. These figures come from one earnings calendar page, so they are approximate. An implied move measures how big a swing traders are pricing, not which way it will go, and it is usually built from the cost of options that expire right after the report. Results had not been released when this was written. Traders often use implied moves to size positions before earnings. The cruise operator sells vacations, so its results reveal consumer demand for travel, ticket pricing and onboard spending, with fuel and interest costs as the main pressures. Brent crude near USD 115.81 a barrel on October 26 in published market data raises its fuel bill. American Tower earns rent from tower leases, so telecom spending and interest rates drive its outlook.

Visa (NYSE:V): Card spending and cross-border

Visa (NYSE:V) is due to report fiscal fourth-quarter results after the market closes on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Consensus stands at USD 3.50 EPS on USD 12.3 billion of revenue, from one earnings calendar page that has carried known data errors for other names, so the numbers are approximate. Options markets imply a move of about 3.6% in either direction, a measure of expected size and not direction. The company is one of several large reporters after the bell, together with Robinhood, Seagate (NASDAQ:STX) and NXP Semiconductors. Results had not been published when this was written, so nothing here describes the actual outcome, and the article will need updating once they are released. The result is expected shortly after 4:00 p.m. ET. The company runs a payment network and earns fees as consumers and businesses pay with its cards, so revenue follows payment volume, cross-border travel and the number of transactions processed. Investors usually watch payments volume growth, cross-border volume, processed transactions and the outlook for the next year, along with legal and regulatory costs. Cross-border volume is a useful gauge of international travel and e-commerce.

Mondelez (NASDAQ:MDLZ): Snacks and cocoa costs

Mondelez (NASDAQ:MDLZ) makes snacks including chocolate and biscuits, and it is due to report third-quarter results after the market closes on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Consensus is USD 0.71 EPS, from one earnings calendar page that has carried known data errors, so the figure is approximate. Four other companies report in the same window. Waste Management is forecast at USD 2.25 EPS. Teradyne is forecast at USD 2.06. Baker Hughes is forecast at USD 0.61. Enphase (NASDAQ:ENPH) appears in only one calendar and no consensus was captured. Results had not been published when this was written, so nothing here describes the actual outcome, and each preview will need updating once the numbers are public. The snack maker offers a read on consumer demand and cocoa and sugar costs, which are closely linked to pricing and margins. Waste Management is a defensive service business, with revenue tied to collection volumes and landfill pricing. Teradyne makes test equipment for chips, so its orders follow semiconductor and AI hardware activity, which has been volatile this month.

Robinhood (NASDAQ:HOOD): Retail trading activity

Robinhood (NASDAQ:HOOD) is due to report third-quarter results after the market closes on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Consensus stands at USD 0.57 EPS on USD 1.5 billion of revenue, from one earnings calendar page that has carried known data errors for other names, so the figures are approximate. Options markets imply a move of about 10.4% in either direction, which measures expected size and not direction. It reports alongside Visa (NYSE:V), Seagate and NXP Semiconductors. Results had not been published when this was written, so nothing here describes the actual outcome, and the preview will need to be updated once the numbers are public. Funded customer accounts and total platform assets are also closely watched. The company earns money from trading activity, interest on customer cash, subscriptions and, historically, payment for order flow, so its income rises and falls with how actively individuals trade. Goldman Sachs data reported on October 26 put retail share at 9% of US equity volume, down about 20% since mid-summer and more than 40% since late 2025. Investors will look at funded accounts, assets on the platform, options and crypto volumes, net interest income and any new products.

Where Things Stand

The answer is that the five reports give a broad view of consumer demand, from drinks and snacks to cruises, card payments and retail trading. Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) and Visa are priced for calm reactions near 3.5% and 3.6%. Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL) is priced for 8.4%. Robinhood (NASDAQ:HOOD) is priced for 10.4%. Consensus comes from one calendar page, so each article is a preview. The Fed decision on October 28 is the next catalyst. This is not investment advice.