Earnings Calendar

Plan your earnings plays with IV analysis, historical moves, and expected move data. Click any stock to see its earnings volatility patterns.

Before Market Open (BMO)

After Market Close (AMC)

Time TBD

Mon 12 Jan No earnings	Tue 13 Jan JPM TBD DAL TBD	Wed 14 Jan BAC TBD WFC TBD C TBD	Thu 15 Jan GS TBD TSM TBD	Fri 16 Jan No earnings
Mon 19 Jan No earnings	Tue 20 Jan NFLX TBD UAL TBD	Wed 21 Jan JNJ TBD	Thu 22 Jan GE TBD AAL TBD	Fri 23 Jan No earnings
Mon 26 Jan No earnings

Total Earnings

Trading Days

Before Open (BMO)

After Close (AMC)

Earnings Options Trading FAQ

What is IV crush and how does it affect earnings plays?

IV crush occurs when implied volatility drops sharply after an earnings announcement. Options prices inflate before earnings due to uncertainty, then collapse 30-50% after the news is out. This is why selling options before earnings (iron condors, strangles) can be profitable even if the stock moves.

What are the best options strategies for earnings?

Popular earnings strategies include: Iron Condors (neutral, profit from IV crush), Straddles/Strangles (profit from big moves), and Calendar Spreads (exploit IV term structure). Click any stock above to see its historical earnings moves and determine if options are overpriced.

What does BMO and AMC mean?

BMO (Before Market Open) means earnings are released before 9:30am ET. AMC (After Market Close) means after 4pm ET. This affects which expiration to trade - AMC earnings need next-day expirations to capture the overnight move.

How do I analyze a stock's earnings volatility history?

Click any stock in the calendar to see its Earnings Analysis - including historical gap moves, average move size, beat/miss patterns, and IV crush data. Compare the expected move (from options prices) vs actual historical moves to find edge.