CNBC Pro screened for stocks that have historically beat analyst expectations at a high rate and rallied more than 1%.
Corporate earnings season is reaching its final innings, but there are still reports that have the potential to move share prices. More than 84% of companies have reported as of Friday afternoon, according to FactSet. About four out of every five of those stocks that have already reported have exceed Wall Street's expectations. Still, there's more on the horizon.
Pro used FactSet data to screen for companies reporting next week that have historically beat Wall Street expectations at least 70% of the time. These stocks were then filtered for those that have gained at least 1% on average in the sessions following their respective reports. Here's the stocks that made the list: Software stock Alteryx has beat expectations on both top and bottom lines 96% of the time. On average, the stock advances nearly 2.2% following a report.
's Michael Bloom and Fred Imbert contributed to this report.
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