Equity Profile

AX

Axos Financial, Inc.

FinancialsRegional Banks$5.0B

Jul30Thu

Pre-Earnings Brief

UpcomingQ4-2026After Close5:00 PM EDT

Company Snapshot

Axos Financial, Inc. is a regional bank that provides a range of financial services, including banking and lending solutions....

Key Metrics to Watch

Earnings Per Share (EPS)

EPS is a key indicator of a company's profitability and financial health, which investors closely monitor.

Expected to be around $2.13

Loan Growth

Loan growth reflects demand for credit and can indicate the overall health of the economy and consumer confidence.

Not available

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AX Q4-2026 Earnings Preview

Context

Company Snapshot

Axos Financial, Inc. is a regional bank that provides a range of financial services, including banking and lending solutions. With a market cap of $5 billion, it plays a significant role in the financial sector, particularly as consumer spending and interest rates fluctuate.

Earnings Scorecard·Last 8Q

EPS Beat Streak

EPS Beat Rate

88%

Avg EPS Surprise

+4.27%

Avg Stock Reaction

+0.71%

Last Quarter Recap

In Q3-2026, Axos Financial reported an EPS of $1.90, missing estimates by 10.8%. The stock reacted positively, gaining 1.62% the following day.

Management Promises & Guidance

Focus on improving loan growth.
Commitment to enhancing customer service.
Plans to manage costs effectively.

Expectations

Wall Street Expectations

Investors are cautiously optimistic about Axos Financial's upcoming earnings, especially after a recent EPS miss. The market is looking for signs of recovery in loan growth and profitability metrics.

Bull Case

If Axos can show strong loan growth and improved net interest margins, it could signal a rebound in profitability and investor confidence.

Bear Case

Conversely, if the company fails to meet expectations again or shows signs of declining loan demand, it could lead to further stock price declines.

Key Metrics to Watch

Earnings Per Share (EPS)

Expected to be around $2.13

EPS is a key indicator of a company's profitability and financial health, which investors closely monitor.

Loan Growth

Not available

Loan growth reflects demand for credit and can indicate the overall health of the economy and consumer confidence.

Net Interest Margin

Not available

This metric shows how effectively the bank is managing its interest income versus interest expenses, crucial for profitability.

Expectations

Two Questions That Matter

The print will turn on these two things.

What is the current loan growth rate compared to last quarter?

Loan growth is critical for Axos Financial's revenue and profitability, and any significant change will impact investor sentiment.

How is the net interest margin trending this quarter?

A strong net interest margin indicates effective management of interest income, which is vital for the bank's overall financial health.

Edge

What the Street Is Missing

Why consensus could be wrong

The Street may underestimate the potential for Axos Financial to rebound in loan growth, especially given recent trends in consumer borrowing.

Supporting Evidence

The recent EPS miss may have been a temporary setback rather than a trend.

Options pricing indicates higher volatility, suggesting that traders are expecting significant movement.

The bank's focus on improving customer service could drive better retention and growth.

Key Risk

If loan growth exceeds 5%, it could significantly shift investor sentiment and expectations.

Edge

Thesis-Break Levels

Pre-commit to what would confirm each case.

This quarter's performance hinges on loan growth and net interest margin, which are key indicators of the bank's profitability.

Bull Confirmed If

Loan growth of at least 5% quarter-over-quarter would confirm the bull case.

Bear Confirmed If

If loan growth is negative or below 2%, it would support the bear case.

Pre-Earnings Positioning

Options Market

Implied Move

±3.21%

Historical Avg

±1.0%

Pricing rich

The options market is pricing in a potential move of about 3.21%, indicating that traders expect some volatility around the earnings report.

Options are pricing ±2.4% while AX has averaged ±1.0% over the last 8 prints — setup is pricing rich.

Detail

ATM IV

0.4%

30d HV

39.1%

Calls (2K)P/C Ratio: 0.89Puts (0)

Preparation

Post-Print Playbook

Likely market behavior by outcome — not investment advice.

Beat & Raise

If Axos beats EPS expectations, history suggests the stock could rise by around 0.58%, confirming a positive outlook.

In-Line / Cautious

If results are in line but cautious commentary is provided, the stock may see muted movement as investors digest the information.

Miss

If the company misses expectations again, history indicates a potential drop of about 1.62%, leading to increased concerns about growth.

Earnings Track Record

Preparation

What to Listen For

Call Prep

1Updates on loan growth rates compared to previous quarters.
2Any changes in net interest margin and its drivers.
3Insights into customer acquisition and retention strategies.
4Management's outlook on economic conditions affecting the banking sector.
5Details on cost management initiatives and their expected impact.

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Company Snapshot

Axos Financial, Inc. is a regional bank that provides a range of financial services, including banking and lending solutions....

Key Metrics to Watch

Earnings Per Share (EPS)

EPS is a key indicator of a company's profitability and financial health, which investors closely monitor.

Expected to be around $2.13

Loan Growth

Loan growth reflects demand for credit and can indicate the overall health of the economy and consumer confidence.

Not available

1 more metrics, Wall Street expectations, options signals, track record, and call prep available with Pro.

AX Q4-2026 Earnings Preview

Context

Company Snapshot

Earnings Scorecard·Last 8Q

EPS Beat Streak

EPS Beat Rate

88%

Avg EPS Surprise

+4.27%

Avg Stock Reaction

+0.71%

Last Quarter Recap

In Q3-2026, Axos Financial reported an EPS of $1.90, missing estimates by 10.8%. The stock reacted positively, gaining 1.62% the following day.

Management Promises & Guidance

Focus on improving loan growth.
Commitment to enhancing customer service.
Plans to manage costs effectively.

Expectations

Wall Street Expectations

Investors are cautiously optimistic about Axos Financial's upcoming earnings, especially after a recent EPS miss. The market is looking for signs of recovery in loan growth and profitability metrics.

Bull Case

If Axos can show strong loan growth and improved net interest margins, it could signal a rebound in profitability and investor confidence.

Bear Case

Conversely, if the company fails to meet expectations again or shows signs of declining loan demand, it could lead to further stock price declines.

Key Metrics to Watch

Earnings Per Share (EPS)

Expected to be around $2.13

EPS is a key indicator of a company's profitability and financial health, which investors closely monitor.

Loan Growth

Not available

Loan growth reflects demand for credit and can indicate the overall health of the economy and consumer confidence.

Net Interest Margin

Not available

This metric shows how effectively the bank is managing its interest income versus interest expenses, crucial for profitability.

Expectations

Two Questions That Matter

The print will turn on these two things.

What is the current loan growth rate compared to last quarter?

Loan growth is critical for Axos Financial's revenue and profitability, and any significant change will impact investor sentiment.

How is the net interest margin trending this quarter?

A strong net interest margin indicates effective management of interest income, which is vital for the bank's overall financial health.

Edge

What the Street Is Missing

Why consensus could be wrong

The Street may underestimate the potential for Axos Financial to rebound in loan growth, especially given recent trends in consumer borrowing.

Supporting Evidence

The recent EPS miss may have been a temporary setback rather than a trend.

Options pricing indicates higher volatility, suggesting that traders are expecting significant movement.

The bank's focus on improving customer service could drive better retention and growth.

Key Risk

If loan growth exceeds 5%, it could significantly shift investor sentiment and expectations.

Edge

Thesis-Break Levels

Pre-commit to what would confirm each case.

This quarter's performance hinges on loan growth and net interest margin, which are key indicators of the bank's profitability.

Bull Confirmed If

Loan growth of at least 5% quarter-over-quarter would confirm the bull case.

Bear Confirmed If

If loan growth is negative or below 2%, it would support the bear case.

Pre-Earnings Positioning

Options Market

Implied Move

±3.21%

Historical Avg

±1.0%

Pricing rich

The options market is pricing in a potential move of about 3.21%, indicating that traders expect some volatility around the earnings report.

Options are pricing ±2.4% while AX has averaged ±1.0% over the last 8 prints — setup is pricing rich.

Detail

ATM IV

0.4%

30d HV

39.1%

Calls (2K)P/C Ratio: 0.89Puts (0)

Preparation

Post-Print Playbook

Likely market behavior by outcome — not investment advice.

Beat & Raise

If Axos beats EPS expectations, history suggests the stock could rise by around 0.58%, confirming a positive outlook.

In-Line / Cautious

If results are in line but cautious commentary is provided, the stock may see muted movement as investors digest the information.

Miss

If the company misses expectations again, history indicates a potential drop of about 1.62%, leading to increased concerns about growth.

Earnings Track Record

Preparation

What to Listen For

Call Prep

1Updates on loan growth rates compared to previous quarters.
2Any changes in net interest margin and its drivers.
3Insights into customer acquisition and retention strategies.
4Management's outlook on economic conditions affecting the banking sector.
5Details on cost management initiatives and their expected impact.