Tune in Wednesday at 9 a.m. ET/9 p.m. SZ to Ask Me Questions About How to Read Earnings Reports
Please join me live at 9 a.m. ET/9 p.m. SZ on Wednesday (April 17), where I'll answer your questions on "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Earnings Reports (But Were Afraid to Ask)."
Whether you want to know the difference between earnings per share and adjusted earnings per share or why stocks sometimes go down even on an earnings beat, I'll be here to answer your queries.
Click here for more information or to ask me a question in advance of the event. You'll receive 100 Moo points just for asking a question in the comments section of the link above, and you'll get another 1,000 Moo points if we actually use your query on air.
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BelleWeather : Do you ever hold directional options contracts through earnings? If so, must they be dated a week or two past, to profit and avoid IV crush and theta decay?
BelleWeather : Ok, thank you! In the options forum that I’m in, people hold short-dated calls through earnings as a gamble. I was curious if that could ever work. But I understand your point, and indeed, when I’ve LEAPS, for example, earnings reports happen along the way. I’ve always sold ahead of the call to avoid IV crush . I’ll share this with my friends. Thanks again!
Invest with SargeOP : Appreciate the question.