Whenever earnings season comes around, it has the potential to shake up the markets in a big way.
You often hear traders say they sell options ahead of earnings because you’ll get caught in a volatility crush. But if you’re one of the millions of retail traders who don’t know about this common mistake, it could cost you.
Don’t get it twisted... the “vol” that’s getting crushed here is implied volatility, not volume.
Implied volatility is the amount the market thinks a stock price can move…
And it can have a massive impact on what we trade, and how we trade it.
So today, I’m diving deep into the world of implied volatility — how it works, how to find it and what to do about it.
In 2021 alone, I’ve nailed 50 overnight winners, including some massive triple-digit profits like 925% on SNAP, 254% on FSLY, 109% on LCID and 105% on PEP — all overnight!
And now I want to show everyone the regulatory loopholes that have allowed traders to realize these incredible results…
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With markets this volatile, we’re going to stick to the New Money Crew winning combination of selectivity and aggressiveness with a fresh set of tickers for our Weekend Watchlist!
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Earnings season is back again, but don’t get bogged down with the banks. Instead, let’s catch some air with some fourth-quarter travel stock earnings reports…
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