12 playbooks filed under #earnings-aware, newest first. The latest 12 are below. Older ones are one click away. Each tip shows the strike, the credit and the exit. The teasers are open; the full math unlocks with PRO.
GM’s rebound supports a lower-entry put. Earnings come after expiry, but dividend, listing-transfer and economic risks still matter. Full premium setup and exit plan inside.
Three put studies for Oct 26–30. $AMZN ••• and $MSFT ••• stay watch-only into earnings; $BE ••• is a pass. Strike logic, event checks and what would change each plan.
Three put studies for Oct 19–23: $META •••, $TSLA ••• and $MSFT •••, with strike logic, earnings checks and what would change each plan. All three are watch-only.
Three put studies for Oct 12–16: $AKAM •••, $AMKR ••• and $MU •••, with strike logic, event checks and what would change each plan. All three are watch-only.
A liquid $BE put offers an 18.62% breakeven cushion. Estimated October earnings and project delays remain the risk; 44.98% annualized is comparison math, not an income forecast.
A liquid $SPCX put offers a 12.30% breakeven cushion. Earnings may land before expiry, and the 21.85% annualized figure is comparison math, not a forecast.
$DRAM's Nov 6 $54 put pays $1.61 at mid, 30.2% annualized, with $52.39 breakeven. Holding earnings and a short price history keep this memory ETF setup risky.
Two banks cut $TSLA delivery forecasts before Friday's Q3 report. The Oct 30 $330 put pays $7.38 at mid, 25.5% annualized, with a 9.8% cushion. Earnings may land inside.
$GOOGL is holding its 200-day average. Its Oct 30 $315 put, at the July low, pays $4.425 mid (16.02% annualized) with an 8.79% cushion, but earnings likely land first.
$AMZN sits under its 50-day but above its 200-day. The Oct 30 $230 put pays $4.075 (18.48% annualized) with a 9.55% cushion, but earnings are estimated Oct 29.