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- DUST, FNGD, ZSL, GDXD, JDST showing five-day downward plunge
- WULF, NNE, WMT, APPS, JNJ showing five-day upward surge
- MSTR, ARRY, SOXS, TME, TECS experiencing negative breakout
- GOVX, LUMN, RVNC, ASPN, UPST experiencing positive breakout
- LWAY, VRM, CMPOW, GTEC, EBS, ARAY, RAIL, PYXS, PPTA, TLS are weekly winners
- SHIM, PLUG, NIO, LCID, BBD trending with low price, and high volumes
- BVN, EMBC, XPEL, DMB, KPLT showing five-day downward plunge
- F, BAC, LYFT, EBS, AGNC showing five-day upward surge
- MSTR, RILY, JMIA, TME, INTC experiencing negative breakout
- GOVX, LUMN, RVNC, SG, ADMA experiencing positive breakout
- RVNC, HRTG, ITI, CMPOW, CONL, PSNL, PPTA, ARAY, SG, RAIL are weekly winners
- SHIM, PLUG, NIO, LCID, SIRI trending with low price, and high volumes
- GH, MRVI, RYAN, INSP, UTHR showing five-day downward plunge
- GTEC, NVDL, SMCI, NEM, COMM showing five-day upward surge
- MSTR, RILY, JMIA, ARRY, BMBL experiencing negative breakout
- LUMN, RVNC, PSNL, GOVX, UPST experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, APPS, HRTG, HROW, BENF, LWAY, UPST, PSNL, COMM, CONL are weekly winners
- SHIM, PLUG, NIO, LCID, SIRI trending with low price, and high volumes
- O, NVDS, NVDD, RILYN, NCA showing five-day downward plunge
- GM, FTNT, FOUR, AHR, TNDM showing five-day upward surge
- MSTR, RILY, ARRY, EBS, INTC experiencing negative breakout
- GNLN, LUMN, RVNC, UPST, K experiencing positive breakout
- GNLN, ITI, GTHX, HRTG, CMPOW, LWAY, COMM, PETQ, ADMA, CEVA are weekly winners
- SHIM, PLUG, NIO, LCID, SIRI trending with low price, and high volumes
- AQN, VTRS, OXLC, VSAT, RC showing five-day downward plunge
- MU, CLOV, DELL, MS, VRT showing five-day upward surge
- MSTR, RILY, HUT, CLSK, INTC experiencing negative breakout
- GNLN, RVNC, LUMN, UPST, SBUX experiencing positive breakout
- LUMN, ITI, APPS, UPST, HROW, CONL, HRTG, PETQ, ADMA, CMAX are weekly winners
- SHIM, PLUG, LCID, NIO, SIRI trending with low price, and high volumes
- SQQQ, RILY, OBDC, GRFS, RXO showing five-day downward plunge
- AAPL, NU, SE, NOK, GRAB showing five-day upward surge
- MSTR, JMIA, RILY, INTC, ARRY experiencing negative breakout
- GNLN, RVNC, UPST, DOCS, ADMA experiencing positive breakout
- GNLN, XGN, PYXS, COMM, INDO, HRTG, ADMA, VCYT, AWRE, STRT are weekly winners
- SHIM, LUMN, LCID, NIO, SIRI trending with low price, and high volumes
- CCI, VITL, RILYZ, TGNA, TPVG showing five-day downward plunge
- AMZN, VALE, PAYO, BCS, ITUB showing five-day upward surge
- MSTR, PCRX, NFE, INTC, BMBL experiencing negative breakout
- GNLN, MGOL, ITI, SG, UPST experiencing positive breakout
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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.
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