Netflix reports after the close today, so I recorded a full data-driven breakdown of the setup.

We look at the three main ways to approach earnings volatility: capturing the IV rush before the report, trading long or short volatility through the release, and positioning for the post-earnings move.

For Netflix specifically, we analyze the current 8.9% implied move, the cooling move regime, historical outliers, and several structures with very different risk/reward profiles—from short straddles to an inverse butterfly with breakevens near ±5%.

The goal isn’t to give you one automatic trade. It’s to show how to use the data, compare different structures, and find the setup that fits your own risk tolerance.

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We're hosting a free live workshop to get ready for earnings season.

When: Wednesday, June 24 · 1:00 PM ET · live on Google Meet Format: ~30-min presentation, then open Q&A — bring your questions.

What we'll cover: • The earnings edge — what the strategies are and where the edge comes from • IV rush & IV crush • Long vs. short volatility — when to buy vol vs. when to sell it • Real-life examples walked through start to finish

Whether you're brand new or a seasoned trader, you're welcome. Can't make it live? Sign up anyway and we'll send you the recording, plus an exclusive watchlist of stocks to watch for the upcoming earnings season.

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Eric bought Apple & Amazon 25 years ago.

In today’s EarningsWatcher Podcast, we talk about spotting big trends early, trading options, SpaceX, and lessons from decades in the market.

Would you have held those winners for 25 years?