Several stocks stand out for their significant price swings in connection with quarterly reports. The list is topped by Sinch, Volvo Cars, and Evolution, all of which have moved by more than 5 percent for ten consecutive reporting periods, according to an analysis by Dagens industri. Sinch leads the pack with average movements of 17 percent.

Heavily shorted stocks, such as Electrolux, also tend to fluctuate sharply, particularly upon the release of positive news.

Regarding earnings trends, Gränges tops the list, having delivered ten consecutive reports that triggered share price increases. Following closely are Bioarctic, as well as Hexagon and Sandvik, both of which have reversed previous negative trends and now boast five strong reports under their belts.

At the other end of the spectrum is Atlas Copco; since Vagner Rego took over as CEO, the stock has declined on six out of seven reporting occasions and remained unchanged once.