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- SPT, MULN, EYPT, FSLY, PLTN experiencing negative breakout
- VINO, BENF, CONL, SYM, PRFT experiencing positive breakout
- SGBX, EBS, ASPN, SLQT, UPLD, PRFT, OM, GME, JMIA, ARDX are weekly winners
- SHIM, AGBA, WISA, PLUG, MMAT trending with low price, and high volumes
- GEO, BITI, EL, MRNA, HDB showing five-day downward plunge
- IP, LQD, ITUB, JMIA, WFC showing five-day upward surge
- SPT, MULN, EYPT, FSLY, PLTN experiencing negative breakout
- VINO, BENF, CONL, SYM, PRFT experiencing positive breakout
- EBS, ASPN, CYCC, PYXS, UPLD, ARDX, ABEO, CADL, SLQT, LEXX are weekly winners
- SHIM, TLRY, AGBA, WISA, PLUG trending with low price, and high volumes
- SQQQ, AAON, ARQT, SAVA, PTCT showing five-day downward plunge
- RIVN, ESPR, GOOGL, GOOG, TLT showing five-day upward surge
- MULN, FSLY, IART, CVS, NET experiencing negative breakout
- PRFT, SYM, GME, SNAP, NIO experiencing positive breakout
- BKKT, CSSEP, FTEL, EBS, ASPN, AGBA, CONL, BTOG, CVNA, ABEO are weekly winners
- SHIM, TLRY, WISA, AGBA, PLUG trending with low price, and high volumes
- BHC, MDLZ, BAX, SARK, RYI showing five-day downward plunge
- RDFN, EXAS, PEG, REVG, ALT showing five-day upward surge
- MULN, FSLY, CVS, NET, SBUX experiencing negative breakout
- BENF, CONL, CVNA, GME, SNAP experiencing positive breakout
- ATXI, BKKT, GDXD, CSSEP, FTEL, EBS, TPIC, ASPN, AGEN, CVNA are weekly winners
- SHIM, TLRY, WISA, AGBA, PLUG trending with low price, and high volumes
- SPT, TD, BAX, CNQ, ARMK showing five-day downward plunge
- BE, HR, ED, ST, TWO showing five-day upward surge
- FSLY, BITX, CVS, STLA, CLF experiencing negative breakout
- SGBX, CONL, CVNA, SNAP, NIO experiencing positive breakout
- DCPH, CSSEP, CONL, BTOG, PYXS, SNAP, PSTX, ULBI, ANAB, TPIC are weekly winners
- SHIM, TLRY, AGBA, PLUG, MMAT trending with low price, and high volumes
- DASH, RELY, ABNB, V, EXEL showing five-day downward plunge
- SABR, RSI, BLNK, HSBC, AUPH showing five-day upward surge
- LEG, NVD, CVS, CLF, W experiencing negative breakout
- CONL, SNAP, CGC, NIO, PINS experiencing positive breakout
- CSSEP, FTEL, BOF, AGEN, IMTE, DCPH, CONL, NEON, ULBI, LEXX are weekly winners
- SHIM, TLRY, AGBA, PLUG, MMAT trending with low price, and high volumes
- INTC, IBIT, RIOT, SLB, CSX showing five-day downward plunge
- XPEV, HSBC, PTCT, CTRE, AXSM showing five-day upward surge
- MULN, CHGG, BITX, NVD, CLF experiencing negative breakout
- CGC, DCPH, ACB, SNAP, UAL experiencing positive breakout
- ATXI, GDXD, BNKD, FTEL, IMTE, AIRI, ULBI, MSOX, PI, QUIK are weekly winners
- SHIM, NIO, AGBA, PLUG, MMAT trending with low price, and high volumes
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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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