Innodata reports on Thursday November 5, and two days out from the November 3 morning scan its scanner row reads $42.16, up 2.03% from the $41.32 close of Monday November 2. The score is 61 at rank 69 of one hundred, and for the INOD earnings date November 2026 the options market is charging the second most expensive premium on the whole board.

This is the mirror image of most of the board. Innodata is a $1.45 billion company covered by four analysts, down 38.3% on the month, and its options price a fourteen-day move of 40.0% against a share price that has fallen by a third in five weeks.

Everything on the row points the same way: close to the most expensive insurance on the board attached to one of the least-covered books in it.

The row as it stands on November 3

Score 61, rank 69, sector Technology, print date November 5, earnings sentiment Positive, short interest 13.7% of float, market capitalization $1.45 billion, implied volatility 255.8, and a price of $42.16 at the November 3 scan.

Decomposed, the 61 is 4 points for coverage, the full 25 for a 100% buy-side share, 2 for the single strong buy, the full 15 for the implied move and the full 15 for a Positive sentiment reading. Only two columns are not maxed out, and both of them are about how many people are paying attention.

Four analysts cover Innodata: one strong buy and three buys, with no holds and no sells. That is the joint-thinnest book on the board along with DIOD and SONY, and both of those names also report on November 5.

Thirteen names on this list carry a market capitalization under $3 billion, and Innodata is the fourth smallest of them, behind CLNE at $0.32 billion, IQ at $0.80 billion and VNET at $0.84 billion.

When does INOD report earnings?

Innodata reports on Thursday November 5, 2026, the same date as DIOD and twenty other names on the board. The scan behind every figure on this page runs at 6:30 Pacific time and is published in full at our open data.

The setup is not a directional call either. A Positive sentiment reading and a 100% buy-side book sit beside a fourteen-day implied move of 40.0% and a short interest of 13.7% of float. The street's price objective is $49.96, 18.5% above the price, and the scanner's downside objective is $34.36, 18.5% below it. That symmetry is the cleanest fact on the row.

What 255.8 implied volatility actually means

At 255.8, Innodata carries the second most expensive implied volatility on the board, behind only SHOP at 268.7. On its own print date it is the most expensive of the twenty-two names reporting November 5, ahead of TEAM at 214.3.

The straddle puts a number on it. It costs $7.80 on a three-day expiry, which is 18.5% of the $42.16 share price and the second largest of the twenty-two November 5 names, behind MTD at 28.8%.

Scaled by the square root of time, that one measurement gives a seven-day band of $30.25 to $54.07 and a fourteen-day band of $25.31 to $59.01, against a board median implied volatility of 79.0.

A 40.0% fourteen-day move is the third widest on this board, behind OKTA at 56.6% and SHOP at 42.0%, and it belongs to the fourth smallest company on it. The floor of that band at $25.31 sits 39.9% under the scanner's reading.

A 38% month, and the session that started it

The month reads -38.3%. The one-month high was $66.97 on October 5 and the low was $41.32 on November 2, so the scanner's $42.16 sits 2.03% above the low and 37.05% below the high.

The step that did most of the damage came in a single session. The settled close series reads $59.91 on October 26 and $44.74 on October 27, a fall of 25.3%, and the highest close since has been $47.65 on October 28. From there the stock ran back to $43.81 on October 30 and $41.32 on November 2, a 5.68% fall on the day and 31.03% on the week.

No company event on the row attaches to that October 27 fall, and the scanner's only headline for Innodata is a preview of the print itself. The honest attribution is that the stock de-rated through October, and the options market has repriced the risk of the print ever since.

Why is Innodata's implied volatility so far above the board?

Three reasons the row can prove. The stock has fallen 38.3% in a month, four analysts cover it so there is little published flow, and it reports into the busiest date on the calendar with twenty-two names on November 5.

Add the small-cap risk. At a $1.45 billion market capitalization and 13.7% of float short, Innodata is the kind of name where one order moves the price and one analyst changes the book. Cheap insurance is not available for that combination, and the market is charging for the difference.

How does INOD compare with DIOD on the same print date?

They share a date, a four-analyst book and a 100% buy-side share, and they sit in opposite ends of the group. DIOD carries implied volatility of 74.1 with a score of 58, and INOD carries 255.8 with a score of 61.

The gap is almost entirely the price history. DIOD is 22.92% below its one-month high of $107.74 and 4.18% above its low of $79.72, so it is sitting near the bottom of its range.

INOD is 37.05% below its high of $66.97 and 2.03% above its low of $41.32, which is a similar distance from its own low with a far larger drop behind it and a far smaller company to drop. The short base is different in kind too, with 13.7% of float against DIOD's 9.4%, and a market cap gap of $1.45 billion against $3.82 billion.

So the INOD earnings date November 2026 is November 5, and this is a row where the cheap money and the expensive money have swapped places: a $1.45 billion company with a four-analyst book, down 38.3% in a month, carrying the second most expensive implied volatility on the board and the widest band around its price.

The scan on November 3 put INOD at $42.16, up 2.03%, two days out from a print the options market expects to be violent whatever the quarter says. The numbers to watch are the $41.32 low the stock is sitting on and the $49.96 the street is asking for, because a move back above $47.65 would be the first sign the de-rating has stopped.