Options Remember Earnings Shocks, And The Repricing Is The Tell
After a stock blows through its earnings expected move, the next quarter gets repriced. Data from 22,268 events shows when that markup works — and when it overshoots.
When a company's earnings surprise people a lot, traders change their bets for next time—making the price swing bigger or smaller. Watching whether this repricing is too much or too little can hint at whether the market is overreacting or being smart.
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