Every upcoming report gets an Edge Score (0–100) — a blend of five factors: how much the stock actually moves vs. what the options price in (mispricing), how consistently that edge holds, its earnings-history depth, liquidity, and the size of the move. The top of the board is where the options are most mispriced. Click any row to see the full 5-factor breakdown behind its score. 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.
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