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Implied vs Last 4 Abs Avg The difference between the at-the-money straddle implied earnings move for the upcoming earnings and the absolute average earnings move for the 4 previous earnings events. A positive number means the market is implying a LARGER move (large in magnitude, either direction) than what has been observed historically.

Implied vs Last 12 Abs Avg The difference between the at-the-money straddle implied earnings move for the upcoming earnings and the absolute average earnings move for the 12 previous earnings events. A positive number means the market is implying a LARGER move (large in magnitude, either direction) than what has been observed historically.

Implied vs Last 12 Median The difference between the at-the-money straddle implied earnings move for the upcoming earnings and the absolute median earnings move for the 12 previous earnings events. A positive number means the market is implying a LARGER move (large in magnitude, either direction) than what has been observed historically.

Implied vs Last 4 Avg Implied The difference between the at-the-money straddle implied earnings move for the upcoming earnings and the absolute average implied move for the 4 previous earnings events. A positive number means the market is implying a LARGER move (larger in magnitude, either direction) than what was previously implied.

Implied vs Last 12 Avg Implied The difference between the at-the-money straddle implied earnings move for the upcoming earnings and the absolute average implied move for the 12 previous earnings events. A positive number means the market is implying a LARGER move (larger in magnitude, either direction) than what was previously implied.

Note: Implied Moves and Historical Absolute Moves represent the magnitude of the stock change in either direction.
A move of -7% and a move of +7% both have the same magnitude of 7%.