Upcoming reports scored by risk:reward — how much the stock historically moves on earnings vs. what the options are pricing in now. An Edge above 1× means the market is underpricing the typical move (options cheap → favorable); below 1× means they're rich. Sort and filter to find the real setups. BMO = before the bell, AMC = after the close.
Edge = the stock's average historical earnings move ÷ the move the options are pricing now. Above 1× ("cheap") the market has under-priced the typical move; below 1× ("rich") it's over-priced. Implied = the options' expected one-day move (from at-the-money straddle pricing); Avg move = the average of its last several actual earnings reactions. Educational only — not a prediction of direction, not financial advice; options carry substantial risk.
We break down the setup into every big print in the free Discord — the expected move, the flow leaning in, and the levels that matter. Premium gets the exact defined-risk plays.
