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- PSTX, QMCO, CELU, CYCN, FCEL, ARWR, VUZI, BCOV, QD, SRRK are weekly winners
- SHIM, CREV, LCID, PLUG, NIO trending with low price, and high volumes
- KO, CSCO, WFC, NEM, CSX showing five-day downward plunge
- GDX, WMT, NGD, NFE, SILJ showing five-day upward surge
- MBLY, XP, UVXY, PDD, KSS experiencing negative breakout
- LAZR, QMCO, RCAT, QUBT, CONL experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, DBVT, UAVS, FTEL, CABA, IFBD, CELU, DPRO, IMCC, SOS are weekly winners
- SHIM, CREV, LCID, PLUG, NIO trending with low price, and high volumes
- PBR, LUMN, FRO, GFI, NTNX showing five-day downward plunge
- PLTR, UAVS, LX, SHV, KODK showing five-day upward surge
- KURA, SCHA, GRFS, MBLY, XP experiencing negative breakout
- SOS, LAZR, PSTX, PSTX, UAVS experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, DBVT, UAVS, FTEL, CABA, IFBD, CELU, DPRO, IMCC, SOS are weekly winners
- SHIM, CREV, LCID, PLUG, NIO trending with low price, and high volumes
- PBR, LUMN, FRO, GFI, NTNX showing five-day downward plunge
- PLTR, UAVS, LX, SHV, KODK showing five-day upward surge
- KURA, SCHA, GRFS, MBLY, XP experiencing negative breakout
- SOS, LAZR, PSTX, PSTX, UAVS experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, DBVT, UAVS, FTEL, CABA, IFBD, CELU, DPRO, IMCC, SOS are weekly winners
- SHIM, CREV, LCID, PLUG, NIO trending with low price, and high volumes
- PBR, LUMN, FRO, GFI, NTNX showing five-day downward plunge
- PLTR, UAVS, LX, SHV, KODK showing five-day upward surge
- KURA, SCHA, GRFS, MBLY, XP experiencing negative breakout
- SOS, LAZR, PSTX, PSTX, UAVS experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, DBVT, UAVS, FTEL, CABA, IFBD, CELU, DPRO, IMCC, SOS are weekly winners
- SHIM, CREV, LCID, PLUG, NIO trending with low price, and high volumes
- PBR, LUMN, FRO, GFI, NTNX showing five-day downward plunge
- PLTR, UAVS, LX, SHV, KODK showing five-day upward surge
- KURA, SCHA, GRFS, MBLY, XP experiencing negative breakout
- SOS, LAZR, PSTX, PSTX, UAVS experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, DBVT, UAVS, FTEL, CABA, IFBD, CELU, DPRO, IMCC, SOS are weekly winners
- SHIM, CREV, LCID, PLUG, NIO trending with low price, and high volumes
- PBR, LUMN, FRO, GFI, NTNX showing five-day downward plunge
- PLTR, UAVS, LX, SHV, KODK showing five-day upward surge
- KURA, SCHA, GRFS, MBLY, XP experiencing negative breakout
- SOS, LAZR, PSTX, PSTX, UAVS experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, DBVT, UAVS, FTEL, CABA, IFBD, CELU, DPRO, IMCC, SOS are weekly winners
- SHIM, CREV, LCID, PLUG, NIO trending with low price, and high volumes
- PBR, LUMN, FRO, GFI, NTNX showing five-day downward plunge
- PLTR, UAVS, LX, SHV, KODK showing five-day upward surge
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The same command catalogue from Claude, your own agent, a shell or your pipeline. The answer on screen is the answer your job gets at 4am.
You ask
“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.
Every figure computed live from our own history — not scraped, not summarised.
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