The Event-Driven Insights page enables you to see how stock prices and option strategies have historically been impacted by notable events in the market
Select an event from the drop-down above. The events could be specific to this symbol or market-wide economic indicators:
Price-Driven Events: The 12 largest one-day gains in the stock; the 12 largest one-day losses; 12 largest positive or negative opening gaps
Company Specific Events: Most recent ex-dividend dates; Company events, meetings, or conferences
Market Economic Reports: Federal Reserve FOMC Meetings; GDP Report; Consumer Price Index; Retail Sales Report; Housing Numbers; Employment Numbers; & more
Exchange Holidays: New Year's, Christmas, Thanksgiving, etc. -- how does trading react around major U.S. exchange holidays?
Often, earnings dates will have significant impact on trading, both in stocks and options. We've given you the flexibility of excluding these dates if you'd like to see whether the patterns hold on non-earnings dates
We analyze up to the last 12 matching events within the last 3 years to see if there are any common patterns in trading
For events that are known ahead of time, like ex-dividends or federal economic announcements, you can see patterns for trading both before and after the event
Unplanned events, like large price changes, only having matching patterns for after the event has occurred
The table shows average results along with the number of negative occurrences and positive occurrences for each time span
Average returns for common option strategies (25-Delta Call, 25-Delta Put, At-the-money Straddle) are listed at the top of the page
Toggle between strategies for buying options and selling options
In the table, you can view average returns and the number of winning occurrences for each strategy