The DIOD earnings date November 2026 is Thursday November 5, two days out from the November 3 morning scan. The scanner's November 3 reading carries Diodes Incorporated at $83.05, up 4.18% from the $79.72 close of Monday November 2, at a score of 58 and rank 77 of one hundred.

The shape of the row is unusual. Diodes is a $3.82 billion semiconductor company covered by four analysts, down 23.0% on the month, and the option market is marking a small reaction to a print that arrives in two sessions. Nothing here is a high-conviction setup, and nothing here says the quarter is safe either.

The row, two days out

Score 58, rank 77, sector Technology, print date November 5, earnings sentiment Positive, short interest 9.4% of float, market capitalization $3.82 billion, implied volatility 74.1, and a price of $83.05 at the November 3 scan.

Decomposed, the 58 is 4 points for coverage, the full 25 for a 100% buy-side share, 2 for the single strong buy, 11.6 for the implied move and the full 15 for a Positive sentiment reading. The score is almost entirely a function of the sentiment and the implied move, because the coverage column has almost nothing to work with.

That coverage column is the fact. Nineteen names on this list carry seventeen or fewer analysts and the median name carries twenty-five, so Diodes is being priced on four opinions and one options chain.

The scanner flags a score of 75 and above as a strong buy and 50 and above as a watch, which puts Diodes in the watch band alongside fifty-seven other names. On its own print date it ranks fifteenth of twenty-two by score, behind TEAM at 87, NET and FROG at 86 and MCHP at 78.

When does DIOD report earnings?

Diodes Incorporated reports on Thursday November 5, 2026, two days after the November 3 scan. Every number behind this page is in our open data, and the row is rebuilt by the 6:30 Pacific scan each morning.

The setup the scanner is describing is not a directional call. It is a name with a Positive earnings sentiment reading, a 100% buy-side analyst book and a fourteen-day implied move of 11.6%, sitting two days before a print the options market expects to be quiet. A score of 58 is a filter, not a recommendation.

November 5 is a twenty-two-name print day

Twenty-two names on this board report on November 5, and the implied volatility across that group runs from 27.4 at DUK to 255.8 at INOD. DIOD sits eighth from the cheap end at 74.1, just below the board median of 79.0.

The same date does not mean the same risk. TEAM prices 214.3 and NET 206.7, SMR 158.4 and LYFT 153.8, while PCTY prices 73.2, PH 69.7 and GPN 60.2. On the day of the scan DIOD was the largest gainer in the group at +4.18%, ahead of MCHP at +3.02% and INOD at +2.03%.

What that means for a reader is narrow. Diodes is one print among twenty-two on the same date, the group has already shown both a +4.18% session and a -4.34% one, and no peer move on November 3 was caused by any of these companies reporting. The print is the event; the group is the context.

November 5 is the busiest date on this calendar, with twenty-two names against twenty on November 4 and twelve on November 3. A print that lands inside the largest cluster of the quarter is one of many, and the tape that day is a group tape rather than a single-stock tape.

Four analysts, and every one of them is on the buy side

Four analysts cover Diodes: one rates it a strong buy and three rate it a buy. Not one holds it and not one sells it, which puts the buy-side share at 100% and the whole book into two categories.

A four-analyst book is thin in both directions. It is the joint-thinnest on the board, shared with SONY and INOD, and all three of those names report on November 5. Every other name on that date carries at least six analysts, and most carry more than twenty.

Short interest is 9.4% of float, the twenty-seventh highest of one hundred names and well above the board median of 4.55%. Much of the November 5 group is lighter: DUK sits at 2.6% and GPN at 6.6%, while EPAM carries 17.6% and LYFT 21.7%. A short base is a two-way risk, not a signal on its own.

What is the market pricing into the November 5 print?

A fourteen-day band of $73.43 to $92.67 around an $83.05 price, which is a move of 11.6% up or down. The seven-day band is narrower at $76.25 to $89.85, or 8.2%.

The straddle behind those bands costs $10.60 on a seventeen-day expiry, 12.8% of the share price, and seventeen days is the longest horizon the scanner quoted anywhere on the board. It also falls after the print date, so the straddle's price already carries the market's expectation of the quarter.

That is why the number to watch is the price and not the volatility. The analyst objective is $87.50, 5.4% above the price, and it sits inside the fourteen-day band. The scanner's downside objective, $78.60, sits just below the seven-day floor. The street is not asking for much here, and the options are not charging much either.

How much has Diodes already given back before the print?

The month reads -23.0%, from a one-month high of $107.74 on October 6 to a low of $79.72 on November 2. At the scanner's $83.05 the stock is 4.18% above that low and 22.92% below that high.

The week reads -4.06%, and the last settled session, November 2, was -0.51% from $80.13. The settled close series is a stair down with two sharp steps in it: 103.53 on October 5, 86.71 on October 14, 88.84 on October 21, then 81.64 on October 22 and 80.13 on October 30 before 79.72 on November 2.

No company event on the row attaches to those steps, and the scanner's only headline on Diodes is a Forbes most-trusted-company mention. The honest attribution is a de-rating. The question a reader has to answer is whether two sessions is enough for the options to price a bounce off a 23% month.

So the DIOD earnings date November 2026 is November 5, and the row reads like a small, thinly-covered semiconductor name two days out: a score of 58, a Positive sentiment reading, a four-analyst book with no sells, and an options chain marking an 11.6% fourteen-day move.

None of that is a high-conviction trade. What it is, is a narrow range around a de-rated stock, with the street's downside objective at $78.60 sitting 5.4% below the price and the seven-day floor at $76.25 sitting 8.2% below it.