HELP - Earnings Volatility Filter
Description
Some stocks can move violently after their Earnings Announcement and others not so much. Each stock develops its own personality that way. OptionSlam's EVR is a unique weighted formula to rate stocks historical volatility immediately following their Earnings announcement. EVRs range from zero to ten with ten being the most volatile. This page provides an opportunity for the trader to identify a list of stocks that move within a prescribed volatility range immediately following an earnings announcement. Use this tool to dial in on a set of stocks whose EVR fits with your personal trading style.
How to Access
STOCK INFO>VOLATILITY FILTER
Search criteria fields
Market
Minimum Average Daily Volume
Tracking Past Movements After Earnings Announcement
Max One Day Move
Max Move Through Expiration
Tracking Past Movements Based on Options Expiration Cycles
Max Move Through Expiration
Final Move Through Expiration
Column Headings
SYMBOL
This is the stock symbol also known as the ‘Ticker’ or ‘Ticker Symbol’.
EVR
This is the current Earnings Volatility Rating of the stock. OptionSlam has developed the EVR rating system which measures each stocks reaction to its earnings announcement. Stocks rated with a lower EVR such as less than 2.0 tend to not move a great deal after an earnings announcement. While a stock with an EVR over 5.0 for example tends to be more volatile after an earnings announcement with relatively large price swings. Please read here for more information about the EVR.
MARKET
The exchange or ‘market’ at which this stock trades. OptionSlam follows stocks that trade on the three major markets in the United States: New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Nasdaq, American Stock Exchange (AMEX).
RECENT CLOSE
Updated daily, this is the most recent trading sessions’ closing price.
AVERAGE VOLUME
The number of shares traded per day averaged over the most recent three months.
MAX MOVE WITHIN ONE TRADING DAY
The day after the company releases their earnings announcement we record its price movements on a percentage basis relative to the Pre– Earnings Announcement close. This column summarizes the four most recent earnings and the maximum price movement within that one trading day
MAX MOVE WITHIN EXPIRATION CYCLE
At OptionSlam.com we track each stocks price swings through every Option Expiration Cycle. The value is represented as a percentage of that months opening price to its high or low within that same expiration cycle, whichever is greater.
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