Crazy ayzo Posted October 30, 2018 Posted October 30, 2018 I read one of Kim's old 2014 posts where he tears apart an article from tastytrade: "We Put The Nail In The Coffin On "Buying Premium Prior To Earnings. One of the points in Kim's rebuttal is that TastyTrade picked the worst possible companies for trading earnings calendars. I've noticed that Steady Options has a handful of go-to companies. However, I'm wondering, "What makes a company a good candidate to trade earnings?" and the reciprocal, "what makes a company a bad choice?" Can someone enlighten me? Quote
Kim Posted October 30, 2018 Posted October 30, 2018 Please take a look: Trading pre-earnings calendars SO Strategies and Allocation Guidelines Quote
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