Oh boy what a ride this week will be!

Thanks Rick handy

Is it weird that I look forward to reporting season more than christmas/birthday's etc? Am I alone? Am I a little dead inside?

Markets are closed on Christmas and birthdays are nothing more than a reminder that we have completed most of a full orbit around an enormous exploding nuclear heap of hydrogen atoms in a universe so vast it should remain incomprehensible for even a supremely evolved human mind.

So to answer your questions, maybe we are all alone and how can we know if we are dead inside if we don't even know what it means to be alive?

But reporting season can be the gift that keeps on giving, that's for sure. Oh, and a bunch of people will get coal in their stockings for being naughty. (Ignoring the cash piles that coal stocks are right now)

You are spot on there Jimtama. What I've done is printed off the Bell Potter (BP) calendar (the most comprehensive one of the three) and then added all of the extra companies included in the other two calendars. I've just added them in by pen on the left side under the date. I've also noted that there are different dates listed for a couple of companies, for instance - BP has ILU (Iluka) reporting on the 19th, but Commsec has ILU reporting on the 14th. Also, BP has NST (Northern Star) reporting on the 25th, but Commsec has NST reporting on the 31st. In the case of NST, it looks like Commsec are correct, because NST's website states that they will be reporting on the 31st - https://www.nsrltd.com/investor-media/events/ Commsec also look to be correct regarding ILU reporting on the 14th: https://www.iluka.com/investors-media/events Based on that small sample (of 2), I would assume that the Commsec dates are more accurate than the Bell Potter dates. I've included the Morgans calendar mostly because of their ratings and comments, which can occasionally be worth reading, even if I don't always agree with them. Also, as you correctly point out, there are a small handful of companies in the Morgans calendar that are not included in the others, such as Pro Medicus (PME).

A further update - NST (Northern Star) have advised that they will be releasing their results to the market on Wednesday 19th August (this coming Wednesday), so it looks like Bell Potter and Commsec were BOTH wrong... And so was/is NST's website's "Events" page - which still states that their Reporting Date for their 2020 Annual Report will be 31 August 2020. They don't list any other reporting date in August. See here: https://www.nsrltd.com/investor-media/events/ And here: NST FY2020 Financial Results Webcast Details: https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20200814/pdf/44lhydj3rnvjxd.pdf