🔥GRAB Post Earnings Options Play | Long Call or Bull Put Spread | Waiting for the Secondary Move? Let’s Talk Setups!

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I’m watching $Grab Holdings (GRAB.US)$ today, which is set to release earnings after market close on Nov 3.
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What caught my attention is how Grab’s price movement has historically stayed within the Expected vs. Actual Move range after earnings. That consistency fits the kind of setup I usually look for.

Currently, the expected move is about 0.45, giving a defined range. However, after checking the option premiums and spreads, they don’t seem very attractive for a range-bound play.

Since the range setup might not offer the best reward-to-risk, I looked deeper into its post-earnings behavior — and noticed a pattern: Grab tends to trade bullish after earnings, with 7 out of the last 12 releases showing positive returns.
Given that, I might wait for a potential secondary move after the earnings release — possibly going long on a call option with more than 7 days to expiration.

Pro: Simple directional play with unlimited upside.
Con: Time decay can hurt if the move doesn’t come quickly.
Alternatively, a bull put spread with the same expiration could be another way to capture premium while keeping risk defined.

Pro: Earn income even if the stock only stays above the short strike.
Con: Limited upside compared to buying a call directly.
So, what’s your view on Grab this round?
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MyTradeHunter : the short premium decay for Grab is very slow....especially if u do longer than 1 month expiry...straight calls move faster with pump in price.... if get timing right its a quick 30% profits... i am already in the $6 strike long call last Friday.
also long stock... if earnings is positive again it shld pump to 7+ this time... lets see...
BrandonnW : Good setup. Are you leaning more towards a straight long call or the bull call spread to manage cost?
noopz : I'm a bit cautious after the strong run-up. Feels like good news might be priced in. I'm leaning bearish this week.