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- PLUG, LCID, BITF, CHPT, GRAB trending with low price, and high volumes
- WMT, HA, CELH, NTLA, CNC showing five-day downward plunge
- TMUS, FI, PCAR, CAT, FERG showing five-day upward surge
- AR, CVE, HAL, EQT, CTRA experiencing negative breakout
- HUT, ALT, MBI, IMGN, MARA experiencing positive breakout
- HUT, CDT, FBIO, AAMC, CERE, BITF, ARVN, HOV, ESTC, PLSE are weekly winners
- PLUG, LCID, BITF, CHPT, GRAB trending with low price, and high volumes
- SWN, O, JNJ, KIM, AQN showing five-day downward plunge
- BITF, VKTX, SRRK, EXPI, PCAR showing five-day upward surge
- AR, AI, FTI, CVE, HAL experiencing negative breakout
- HUT, ALT, CERE, IMGN, ARVN experiencing positive breakout
- RGS, CHSN, MINM, EYPT, AQB, DERM, MSS, CERE, GTHX, OCUL are weekly winners
- PLUG, LCID, BITF, CHPT, GRAB trending with low price, and high volumes
- AI, SLB, NEM, GOLD, WMB showing five-day downward plunge
- CHSN, VKTX, KHC, BMEA, COMP showing five-day upward surge
- AR, FTI, AMC, CVE, HAL experiencing negative breakout
- HUT, CHSN, MLGO, ALT, IMGN experiencing positive breakout
- EYPT, CHSN, NEXI, IMGN, ALT, ALLK, OCUL, CPTN, AQB, CERE are weekly winners
- PLUG, LCID, CHPT, GRAB, OPEN trending with low price, and high volumes
- HPE, PG, SHEL, FTI, COP showing five-day downward plunge
- GILD, VKTX, CERE, MRSN, ARDX showing five-day upward surge
- DBI, OLMA, LAC, AR, KOS experiencing negative breakout
- HUT, HA, EYPT, CHSN, ALT experiencing positive breakout
- CMND, HUT, CAPT, CHSN, ALT, OCUL, MSS, ALLK, ESTC, ABSI are weekly winners
- PLUG, LCID, CHPT, OPEN, JBLU trending with low price, and high volumes
- INTC, MRVL, MU, CDNS, INGN showing five-day downward plunge
- FHN, VKTX, CIFR, CFG, GILD showing five-day upward surge
- LAC, TOST, CHWY, ALK, NVDA experiencing negative breakout
- HUT, CMND, HA, EYPT, SHOT experiencing positive breakout
- MINM, CAPT, AFRM, PLSE, SGHT, DRCT, APLT, ANVS, BDRX, NCL are weekly winners
- PLUG, LCID, CHPT, OPEN, GRAB trending with low price, and high volumes
- WMT, CPRT, SDRL, HTGC, GDHG showing five-day downward plunge
- QS, DAL, LUV, STEM, ABR showing five-day upward surge
- CELH, AMC, CHWY, AR, LVS experiencing negative breakout
- SHOT, IMGN, AFRM, AAOI, CLSK experiencing positive breakout
- CMND, CDT, PLSE, DRCT, AFRM, ANVS, BDRX, NCL, IRIX, BIG are weekly winners
- PLUG, LCID, OPEN, GRAB, JBLU trending with low price, and high volumes
- NFLX, MBLY, TGH, AVPT, TKO showing five-day downward plunge
- RIVN, CCL, OPEN, IREN, PINS showing five-day upward surge
- AMC, CHWY, NVAX, FRO, LVS experiencing negative 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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