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Movers
- Top gainers in Wall Street Bets - PLAY, WISH, WISH, GME, AMC
- Top gainers in US Streaming Companies - ROKU, DIS, CMCSA
- Top gainers in US Onshore Drilling Companies - EAT
- Top gainers in US Airline Stocks - FWRD, ATSG, AIRT, HUBG, UAL
- Top gainers in TOP US - Utilities Companies - D, DTE, ETR, NGG, WEC
- Top gainers in TOP US - Technology Companies - ORCL, IBM, CSCO, QCOM, GOOG
- Top gainers in TOP US - Real Estate Companies - EQIX, VTR
- Top gainers in TOP US - Industrials Companies - GE, CAT, CAT, LMT, DHR
- Top gainers in TOP US - Healthcare Companies - AMGN, NVS, JNJ, ABBV, PFE
- Top gainers in TOP US - Financial Services Companies - BAC, WFC, JPM, MA, GS
- Top gainers in TOP US - Energy Companies - SU, PSX
- Top gainers in TOP US - Consumer Defense Companies - TGT, PEP, PM, PG, WMT
- Top gainers in TOP US - Consumer Cyclical Companies - NKE, TJX, AMZN, HD, DIS
- Top gainers in TOP US - Basic Materials - ECL, MT, SHW, RIO, DD
- Top gainers in TOP US 30 Stocks - CASY, KFFB, MAN, IMKTA, CROX
- Top gainers in Top OIL Stocks - SVRA, EME, PPSI, OSUR, PRAA
- Top gainers in Top GOLD Stocks - AU, SSRM, AGI, NUGT, JNUG
- Top gainers in Tobacco stocks - VGR, MO, PM, UVV, BTI
- Top gainers in The TECH Giants - SQ, PANW, ADBE, TWLO, NTAP
- Top gainers in The Giants - NVDA, AMZN
- Top gainers in Telecom Giants - AMX, BBY, T, TLK, TMUS
- Top gainers in Tech Stocks - PYPL, RPD, MU, AMZN
- Top gainers in Stocks with Regular Dividends - MED, TSN, DFS, T, DPZ
- Top gainers in Stay at Home Stocks - SPOT, ZM, PTON, TSN, T
- Top gainers in Sport, sponsors, brands and more. - GRVY, PENN, ARMK, DKNG, BYD
- Top gainers in Sports Gaming World - GME, IBM, LOGI, BJK, NVDA
- Top gainers in SPDR Sectors - XLU, XLB, XLI, XLV, XLF
- Top gainers in SPACs - DKNG
- Top gainers in Space: The Final Frontier - ADBE, TATT, HXL, ATRO, NOC
- Top gainers in Software ETFs - HACK, IGV, XSW, SKYY, AIQ
- Top gainers in Software as a Service (SAAS) - ZS, TWLO, TWLO, BILL, SNOW
- Top gainers in Software-as-a-service Companies - ZS, DOCU, RNG, ADBE, TWLO
- Top gainers in Social Responsible Investing - ETSY, ACN, ECL, EL, PFE
- Top gainers in Social Media - MOMO, MTCH, HUBS, BIDU, SNAP
- Top gainers in Smart Wearables - TNDM, GRMN, LOGI, MDT, AMBA
- Top gainers in Smart Transportation Stocks - CAR, RGA, TOLZ, CMBS
- Top gainers in Small Business Economy - SQ, ETSY, FVRR, DOCU, ADBE
- Top gainers in Shark Tank Mr. Wonderful ETFs - OUSM, OGIG
- Top gainers in Set-It-And-Forget-It ETFs - PFF, VPU, VHT, VYM, VTEB
- Top gainers in Semiconductor Stocks - NVDA, TSM, MU, QCOM, INTC
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“How does NVDA usually trade through earnings?”
It calls
→ ka.options_expected_move(NVDA)
It answers
NVDA has averaged a 9.2% absolute move on the day after earnings and closed higher 67% of the time. Two in three reactions land between −4.2% and +16.3% — the distribution is skewed right, not symmetric.
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