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For each stock, the purple bar shows the implied move from options pricing going into earnings.

We calculate it using the ATM closest-expiration straddle — the call and put closest to the current stock price.

The straddle’s breakeven gives the market’s expected absolute move, in either direction.

That implied move represents the range the options market is pricing in for the earnings reaction.

In this chart, we compare that implied move to two additional benchmarks:

- Gray bar: the 10-year average earnings move
- Green / red box: the last reported earnings move

This helps you quickly see whether the market is currently pricing:

- more movement than usual
- less movement than usual
- or something roughly in line with history

Recognizing and benchmarking implied move like this is important when planning earnings trades, because it gives context on whether options look rich, cheap, or fairly priced relative to past behavior.

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