How to Profit from IV Crush in Earnings Season?
During earnings season, IV Crush refers to the sharp decline in implied volatility (IV) after a company's earnings report.
Before earnings, IV rises due to uncertainty about the outcome, causing option prices to increase.
After the earnings release, this uncertainty dissipates, leading to a rapid drop in IV.
This decline impacts options prices, often causing them to decrease even if the stock price moves favorably.
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How to take advantage of IV crush in earnings season?
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