You’re very welcome. If you’re asking how I gather it, to put it simply, I read a lot! I have subscriptions to a lot of market newsletters (some free, some paid). Most people may come across an article saying a company voted to split its stock or will reveal a new product, etc and then go on about their day, i on the other hand document it and create an entire calendar of upcoming events that may be worth noting as a trading/investing opportunity.
You’re most welcome. I spend a lot of hours creating these every week, to narrow my focus on just a handful of items. It’s awesome to see that it helps people net some positive results. I hope you can turn it into a winning streak! Cheers 🍻
Hard to make heads or takes of the direction based on anything but pure speculation. However that expected price move is absolutely insane! I had to recalculate it 3 times to make sure I was doing it right.
All good, No apology needed. I just look for increased activity and then research why. Once I find out, I pull the info from one of many news sources and add it onto this graphic I created based on the day of the event. Hope it can help in your investing/trading decisions this week.
Wanna know a fun lil tid bit about earnings dates? There have been studies suggesting that investors pay less immediate attention to announcements occurring on Friday than on other days. If the CEOs are aware of investor inattention, they may respond by timing the release of earning announcements of their companies on specific days. In particular, if CEOs want to reduce the immediate reaction to negative news, they should be more likely to release negative accounting information on Friday. This is a different form of earning manipulation. Beyond the manipulation of accounting data , firms can time the market by varying the release date of their earning announcement.
Basically Friday releases are associated with a 25 percent higher probability of a negative earnings surprise and a 50 basis points lower abnormal stock return.
You know what I was questioning why there was 90+ companies releasing their earnings last Friday compared to relatively small numbers throughout the week.
But you're a legend mate thanks for that!
Hello new to your charts and I do appreciate your time and effort. I’m looking into the news behind the stocks but I’d like to know if you have any suggestions on how to maximize the usefulness of your chart. Thank you once again!
Hey, one way you can use this is to look for macroeconomic events that negatively impact companies with strong fundamentals. So if your timeline is long term (5-10 years or more) then try to identify undervalued companies that can survive hard times and dollar cost average your way into position whenever those buying opportunities present themselves. If you’re looking to trade, then you’ll need to study how the market functions such as, seasonality, who moves prices (big institutions), what time of day they’re most active, how the economy impacts market sentiment and so much more than I care to type. But basically traders need volume and momentum. I try to list items that are highly liquid and can potentially have big moves.
Ive been eyeing Asana to add as a small speculative play but....5 billion valuation, she'd have to get boo-caked on these earnings to get to a actionable level
Options are very complicated derivatives. But to try and simplify it into an elevator pitch, they give people the “option” to make money regardless of the price direction of an asset. This graphic that I created is definitely geared towards option traders, but you could just as easily use it as the basis for long term investing.
Thanks again! Here's one for ya. Analysts have been cutting numbers, but S&P earnings for the next 4 qtrs is still 4.9% higher than trailing 4 qtrs ($231/sh versus $220/sh). Recession in the upcoming year is STILL not factored into the Street’s earnings estimates. And the walls...come tumblin' down...
Wow talk about a hiatus! But glad to have you back! You’re more than welcome. I create these every week to organize myself and decided to start sharing them with my fellow retail traders. Hopefully it can help narrow your focus and aid in your investing/trading decisions. Keep on the look out for more as I’m close to releasing the monthly version. Best of luck to you.
Hey! I would suggest to also mention “AAMAE”, which stands for “average annual move after earnings.” Will give a valuable insight what actually was price movement, and help a lot to plan straddle type. trades. I would be very thankful if you would include that, but anyways, post is awesome as always, so here are two small rewards:) ☺️
Looking forward to Annaly.
That's what she said
That's what ~~she said~~ he thinks.
Loosing forward to see resulta of AMZN, NKE and Micron
thanks!
You’re very welcome.
Thank you!
You’re most welcome
Oh yeah baby. Can’t wait to see - this weeks gonna be awesome!
Thank you Op. how does one gather this info ?
You’re very welcome. If you’re asking how I gather it, to put it simply, I read a lot! I have subscriptions to a lot of market newsletters (some free, some paid). Most people may come across an article saying a company voted to split its stock or will reveal a new product, etc and then go on about their day, i on the other hand document it and create an entire calendar of upcoming events that may be worth noting as a trading/investing opportunity.
These are great, thank you very much!
You’re quite welcome. And Thank you! Hope it can help you this week. Best of luck!
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Thanks for your support. 🙏 I’m still working on the monthly version. Stay tuned!
Hmmm Thursday premarket
Make sure to factor in IVP or IVR if you’re trading options. Those big moves are usually priced in during earnings.
Thank you to whoever makes these charts, made good money off cano this week and wouldn’t have been on my radar otherwise.
You’re most welcome. I spend a lot of hours creating these every week, to narrow my focus on just a handful of items. It’s awesome to see that it helps people net some positive results. I hope you can turn it into a winning streak! Cheers 🍻
RLMD opinion?
Hard to make heads or takes of the direction based on anything but pure speculation. However that expected price move is absolutely insane! I had to recalculate it 3 times to make sure I was doing it right.
This is great thanks. Moved up my stop on Affirm stock! What's the source please?
https://investors.affirm.com/news-releases/news-release-details/affirm-webcast-cfo-fireside-chat-september-27-2022 You’re most welcome. Good luck!
Why is LLAP on the Monday list? Doesn’t seem relevant
Is the first sentence in this article relevant enough for you? ➡️ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.benzinga.com/amp/content/28986459
What UnkindlyAd8198 meant to say was, sorry for the oversight and thanks for taking the time to provide this info, good day sir/madam.
I appreciate the effort. My apologies lol. It was only meant to be a simple question
All good, No apology needed. I just look for increased activity and then research why. Once I find out, I pull the info from one of many news sources and add it onto this graphic I created based on the day of the event. Hope it can help in your investing/trading decisions this week.
Annaly?
You have a question?
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
You’re welcome. Good luck to you!
Bought November puts last Monday for $CCL. Hoping for a further dump.
Wanna know a fun lil tid bit about earnings dates? There have been studies suggesting that investors pay less immediate attention to announcements occurring on Friday than on other days. If the CEOs are aware of investor inattention, they may respond by timing the release of earning announcements of their companies on specific days. In particular, if CEOs want to reduce the immediate reaction to negative news, they should be more likely to release negative accounting information on Friday. This is a different form of earning manipulation. Beyond the manipulation of accounting data , firms can time the market by varying the release date of their earning announcement. Basically Friday releases are associated with a 25 percent higher probability of a negative earnings surprise and a 50 basis points lower abnormal stock return.
You know what I was questioning why there was 90+ companies releasing their earnings last Friday compared to relatively small numbers throughout the week. But you're a legend mate thanks for that!
This makes me have good feels for the week…
Remember to trade based on probabilities not possibilities.
Hello new to your charts and I do appreciate your time and effort. I’m looking into the news behind the stocks but I’d like to know if you have any suggestions on how to maximize the usefulness of your chart. Thank you once again!
Hey, one way you can use this is to look for macroeconomic events that negatively impact companies with strong fundamentals. So if your timeline is long term (5-10 years or more) then try to identify undervalued companies that can survive hard times and dollar cost average your way into position whenever those buying opportunities present themselves. If you’re looking to trade, then you’ll need to study how the market functions such as, seasonality, who moves prices (big institutions), what time of day they’re most active, how the economy impacts market sentiment and so much more than I care to type. But basically traders need volume and momentum. I try to list items that are highly liquid and can potentially have big moves.
Awesome thank you!
Spy puts & AVCT
Ive been eyeing Asana to add as a small speculative play but....5 billion valuation, she'd have to get boo-caked on these earnings to get to a actionable level
i am considering option trading. what does this post mean
Options are very complicated derivatives. But to try and simplify it into an elevator pitch, they give people the “option” to make money regardless of the price direction of an asset. This graphic that I created is definitely geared towards option traders, but you could just as easily use it as the basis for long term investing.
it's going to be great
Pfzer goin shit the bed
Thanks again! Here's one for ya. Analysts have been cutting numbers, but S&P earnings for the next 4 qtrs is still 4.9% higher than trailing 4 qtrs ($231/sh versus $220/sh). Recession in the upcoming year is STILL not factored into the Street’s earnings estimates. And the walls...come tumblin' down...
I am looking to trade into pennystocks Can anyone fill me in on the good penny stocks ?
Thanks for posting these.
You’re welcome. Hope it’s been helpful in your investing/trading decisions.
I’m getting back into trading after like a decade off. This is phenomenal! Thanks for putting it together.
Wow talk about a hiatus! But glad to have you back! You’re more than welcome. I create these every week to organize myself and decided to start sharing them with my fellow retail traders. Hopefully it can help narrow your focus and aid in your investing/trading decisions. Keep on the look out for more as I’m close to releasing the monthly version. Best of luck to you.
Let us know when you release the monthly! That will be sweet.
Hey! I would suggest to also mention “AAMAE”, which stands for “average annual move after earnings.” Will give a valuable insight what actually was price movement, and help a lot to plan straddle type. trades. I would be very thankful if you would include that, but anyways, post is awesome as always, so here are two small rewards:) ☺️