Wall Street's bar is $1.99 a share. Will Apple's earnings top $2.00 when it reports Nov 2?

Apple reported fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 results on Nov. 2, posting diluted earnings per share of $2.10, above the $2.00 bar this question tracked. Revenue came in at $114.5 billion, up 12% year over year and a record for Apple's September quarter. Net income was $30.71 billion. The EPS figure included a $0.05 per-share benefit from tariff refunds, and gross margin reached 47.9%, also boosted by roughly one percentage point from those refunds.

iPhone revenue totaled about $57.58 billion for the quarter, while Services revenue hit an all-time high of roughly $31.57 billion. Mac revenue was $10.79 billion, iPad $6.23 billion, and wearables, home and accessories $8.30 billion. For the full fiscal year, Apple reported record revenue of about $479 billion and record EPS of $8.98, up 20% year over year. The earnings call was the first in the CFO role for Kevan Parekh alongside new CEO John Ternus.

This question drew no recorded community votes, so there is no crowd prediction to assess against the outcome. The $2.10 result cleared the $2.00 threshold, aided in part by the one-time tariff-refund benefit.