Earnings season creates massive trading opportunities — but also massive risk. AI can analyze the data that matters and identify the best setups.

What AI Analyzes for Earnings

Historical Move Analysis

AI reviews the last 8-12 quarters: average move, max move, min move, direction bias, and post-earnings drift.

Implied vs Expected Move

AI calculates the market's expected move (from options pricing) and compares it to historical actual moves to identify mispriced opportunities.

Options Strategy Selection

Based on IV rank, expected move, and risk tolerance, AI recommends: straddle, strangle, butterfly, iron condor, or directional spread.

The Earnings Prompt

Analyze [TICKER] earnings trade for [DATE]: 1) Historical earnings move (avg, min, max), 2) Current implied move vs historical, 3) IV rank and percentile, 4) Recommended options strategy with specific strikes, 5) Risk/reward analysis. Include max profit, max loss, and probability of profit.

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Educational content only — not financial advice. Trading and investing carry substantial risk of loss, including loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial professional before making trades.