Yesterday we looked at Alphabet’s (GOOGL) earnings and I detailed 2 trade ideas into the earnings announcement. GOOGL is up about 4.5% this morning on a well received quarter: Alphabet reported second-quarter earnings of $8.42 …
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After this post I am going to sign off for the rest of the day and I won’t be doing TV tonight. I am going upstate to pick up my girls from camp, and then …
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Dan previewed Alphabet’s (GOOGL) earnings due after the close in an earlier post. Here’s what he had to say on the likely stock reaction to the news: My view into the print: If TAC increases …
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Earlier I previewed tonight’s Q2 results due after the close for Amazon (AMZN). Given the fact that the stock is within 1% of its all time highs, and the options market is implying a whopping …
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Event: Amazon.com (AMZN) reports their Q2 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying about 7% one day move tomorrow, which is shy of its 10 year average one day post earnings move of 9.4%, …
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Event: Alphabet (GOOGL) reports Q2 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying about a 5% one day move, which is cheap to the 4 qtr average of about 7%, and shy of the …
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Yesterday afternoon I followed up on Dan’s thorough preview of Facebook earnings with some trades for those who were already long the stock, or wanted to be but wouldn’t buy a stock at all time …
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Facebook (FB) blew the doors off their Q2 results. I think it is safe to say their were few investors, analysts and pundits who did not expect them to, so congrats to all. Last night immediately …
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Yesterday we detailed some AAPL trade structures into their earnings for those that were long the stock or wanted to be long. I wanted to check back in on those trades today with the stock …
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Earlier, Dan previewed Facebook earnings. Similar to what we said in AAPL yesterday, it’s difficult to pick a direction into a binary event like Facebook’s earnings. But this is a widely held stock, and knowing …
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