During each earnings season, traders and investors often focus their attention on a crucial metric: the "options implied move" or "expected move" of a stock's earnings report (ER). This metric is vital for making informed decisions in the world of trading. In this article, we will delve into the concept of the options implied move, explaining how it's calculated and why it matters.

What is the one thing that most day traders totally forget when the approach their trades? Using this will totally change how you trade and how you view the markets. Having a trade plan is an essential key to maintaining your discipline and keeping emotion out of trading!

In addition to the consistent list of inquiries relating to peripheral elements of my trading process and setup, like my watchlist or computer workstation, it’s not uncommon for beginning traders to express curiosity relating to a professional day trader’s daily routine—which you can read about in an upcoming article—along with the mindset that is used to approach each new day on the market. Today, we’ll be discussing the latter.

How you can create a specialized options trading watchlist - and why you need to! 

The information that every options trader needs. This knowledge will boost your profitability on the market. 

What are some of the best indicators for watching stocks? I go over some of my favorites in this post, which is a chapter directly from The Options Trader’s Bible.