Did the company beat or miss earnings per share expectations for Q4 and full year?

Answer

The release does not disclose the actual earnings‑per‑share (EPS) numbers, so from the information provided we cannot say with certainty whether Madison Square Garden Entertainment (MSGE) beat or missed the consensus EPS expectations for either the fourth quarter or the full‑year 2025 results. The summary emphasizes “another year of strong demand” and record‑setting attendance, which are typically positive fundamentals, but without the reported EPS versus the Street’s estimate we have no concrete basis to label the results a “beat” or a “miss.”

Trading implications

• If EPS beat expectations: Expect a short‑term upside in the stock as the market rewards the surprise, especially on a relatively clean technical backdrop (e.g., the price holding above its 20‑day moving average and finding support near the recent swing high). Momentum‑oriented traders could look for a breakout rally, while more conservative investors might add on dips to lock in the upside.

• If EPS missed expectations: The stock could face a pull‑back, likely testing the next technical support level (the 20‑day moving average or a recent low). In that scenario, risk‑averse positions should be trimmed, and short‑term sellers might target a bounce back to the prior resistance zone.

Actionable step: Check the detailed earnings release (or a reliable data source such as Bloomberg/FactSet) for the reported EPS and the consensus estimate. The actual beat/miss will dictate whether you should go long on the upside momentum or consider short‑term defensive positioning. Until those numbers are confirmed, keep the trade size modest and watch the price action around the key technical levels mentioned above.