3 Ways to Trade Earnings When You Don't Know Where the Stock Will Go

Hey, I'm Sasha, the options coach. Today, we'll cover three ways to trade earnings. Earnings can be tricky—good earnings might drop the stock, and bad earnings might push it up. It’s all about thinking beyond the basics.

Here’s a quick rundown:

Iron Condor: Profits from minimal stock movement within a set range. For example, if a stock is at $90, aim for it to stay between $80 and $100. 🏷️

Out-of-the-Money Butterfly: Positions around the expected stock move, hoping it stays close to a specific range. 🦋

Directional Bet: Choose a direction (up or down) and set up a trade to profit from that move. 📊

Instead of overanalyzing each earnings report, think in terms of multiple events. Track your performance over several trades to see the bigger picture.

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[edmandell]

Great video . For Iron condor: example . Oct 25th today's date...earnings on ABC stock is Nov 15th...when would you put on the trade and when would u typically want to close the trade?

[aaronsarinana]

Great video, how about calendars and diagonals for earnings? Thanks!