These stocks are expected to move the most this week on earnings

Published Mon, May 13 202412:01 PM EDTUpdated Mon, May 13 20241:56 PM EDT

The first-quarter reporting season is nearing its end, but investors may want to pay close attention to these stocks reporting this week poised to potentially experience volatile moves. So far this season, 92% of companies in the S & P 500 have released financial results. Of those that have reported, 79% have topped earnings expectations, while 61% have surpassed revenue estimates, according to FactSet data. As one of the final reporting weeks kicks off, CNBC Pro screened for the stocks that may undergo significant post-earnings moves. The findings are based on options market expectations. Here are some of the stocks that made the cut: Canada Goose is expected to see a 10.7% move after reporting results Thursday — the highest of the group. Shares of the luxury coat maker have fallen about 4% this year. That's followed by Jack in the Box , poised for a 9.7% move. Shares of the quick-service restaurant chain have plummeted more than 34% this year. In a note to clients last month, Loop Capital suggested that investors buy the dip and capitalize on the recent selloff as the company readies for a "surge in comps." A handful of Chinese technology and e-commerce stocks, including Alibaba, Baidu and JD.com, showed up. All three stocks are poised to experience moves of about 6% or more. Baidu shares have slumped about 5% this year, while Alibaba and JD.com have added 9% and 18.7%, respectively. Alibaba reports Tuesday, with Baidu and JD.com on deck Thursday. Home improvement stock Home Depot and discount retailer Walmart also made the cut, with both stocks slated to experience moves of roughly 4%. Deutsche Bank reiterated its buy rating on Walmart heading into the print as the company continues gaining share in grocery and gross margins expand through areas such as digital advertising and fulfillment services. The stock has gained 16% year to date. "Despite a volatile consumer spending backdrop, increased concerns on the health of the low-end consumer, and the relative resiliency of shares of WMT, we approach its 1Q print with optimism," said analyst Krisztina Katai. Other stocks poised for potentially big moves include Under Armour , Take-Two Interactive and Applied Materials . — CNBC's Nick Wells contributed reporting