How to Play Apple, Amazon Earnings and Profit From a Volatility Crush

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Published: March 02, 2021

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Lance Ippolito

Lance is a professional trader and a successful entrepreneur with over 10 years of experience in the financial markets.

Using Apple & Amazon Earnings To Profit From Volatility Crush

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In today's video, I want to cover how you can profit from an implied volatility crush after earnings.

A volatility crush happens when an option's price suddenly plummets because investors expect the underlying stock will perform poorly. If you trade options, learning how this complex concept works can save you a lot of money from losing trades.

Since higher implied volatility means the option is going to cost you more, and vice versa, you'll often hear people say to sell options ahead of earnings. This is so you can profit off the volatility crush that follows — if it's within the market maker's implied move.

But is that actually true?


Let's Take a Look At Apple & Amazon

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