Earnings calculator · updated 2026-07-30

Earnings Options Calculator for earnings week

Estimate the implied move, upper and lower breakevens, and a simple IV-crush scenario before the report hits.

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Short answer: the at-the-money straddle gives a rough market-priced move. Your job is to compare that range against your thesis, liquidity, risk, and exit plan.
8%example implied move from an $8 straddle on $100 stock
2breakeven levels to map before the report
IVscenario check for post-earnings repricing

What this site does

Turn earnings volatility into a decision checklist.

Use the calculator, examples, and pre-trade prompts to decide whether an earnings setup is worth further research. This is education, not advice about your account.

01

Map the move

Convert straddle cost into a quick expected-range estimate.

02

Check the crush

Compare current IV to a possible post-report volatility reset.

03

Plan the exit

Write down target, stop, timing, spread width, and max risk before entry.

Interactive earnings tool

Estimate the earnings move range

Use the at-the-money straddle cost to frame the market's rough move expectation, then compare a possible post-earnings IV reset.

Enter a stock price and straddle cost.

This is a simplified planning estimate, not a pricing model or probability forecast. Option prices can reflect skew, rates, time to expiration, liquidity, dividends, and fast post-earnings repricing.

Primary reading: OIC options pricing overview · OIC long straddle strategy · Investor.gov options overview

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