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Every earnings announcement for the next three weeks. One screen. Sorted by the edge.

Filter thousands of scheduled earnings announcements down to the handful worth your risk. Every row carries EMS, the Maevol Ratio, Earn IV Rise and the top rule-ranked strategy, sortable by any column.

The free preview shows today's names. Insider unlocks the full three weeks.

Data to decision

From the whole market to the two or three worth your risk.

Not every candidate becomes a trade. That's the point.

900+

Universe

Tickers we track for earnings context.

~50

This week

Companies reporting inside the next 7 days.

~20

Passes the gates

Enough historical quarters, coverage and an implied-move signal to be worth modeling.

5–8

Top setups

High conviction — top-strategy Maevol Score of 70 or better.

2–4

Actually trade

After you apply your own sizing and skip rules. Your call, always.

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Read a row

What a scanner row actually tells you.

Every column is a decision input. Here's how to read one.

Sample row (illustrative — not a recommendation)

NVDA · Aug 27 · EMS 8.4* · Maevol Ratio 0.84× · Earn IV rise +92pp · LongStraddle · Maevol Score 82

EMS — Expected Move Size

How big a move this earnings announcement is expected to make, from the median move across past earnings announcements. Under 3% is rarely worth the options friction; over 8% is high conviction, so size smaller.

Maevol Ratio

The move the market is pricing, divided by the move the stock actually tends to make. Below 1× the options look cheap; above 1×, rich. This is the vol-edge column.

Earn IV rise

How much the earnings-week option chain's IV has historically expanded in the 2 weeks before earnings, based on the last 8 prints. The anticipation, quantified — where the front-chain premium reliably fattens up.

Top strategy

The highest-scoring rule-based setup for this event. A hypothesis, not an order.

Maevol Score

A 0–100 read on how strong the historical case is. See the bands below.

The Maevol Score

The Maevol Score is conviction, not a crystal ball.

A 0–100 index of pattern strength — not the probability of profit. The same setup can score 60 on one ticker and 90 on another with more history.

Under 60

Skip. The historical case is weak.

60–69

Qualified. Cross-check coverage and IV before you act.

70–89

The sweet spot. Real trades live here.

90+

Rare. A strong historical case, still not a certainty.

Sort the week by the Maevol Ratio. The vol edge sorts itself to the top.

Below 1×, the market is pricing less than the stock's typical move — where long-volatility setups cluster. Above 1×, it's pricing more — the short-vol side. One sort, and the week's edge is in front of you.

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What it will not do

What it will not do.

The limits are the point. A tool that claims to do these would be lying.

  • Predict the earnings announcement. Nothing can. Scores are conditional probability, not certainty.
  • Size your position. That's your risk decision, and it stays yours.
  • Structure the option leg. It names the setup; you pick the strikes and expiry.
  • Text you "buy now." You get the read. You make the call.

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See the whole week before it starts.

Every earnings announcement for the next three weeks, scored, ranked and sortable. Find the two or three worth your risk before anyone else is looking.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Can't I just build this in a spreadsheet?

You already have. This is that spreadsheet, run every night across every reporting name, sortable in seconds. It buys your hours back.

How are the scores and ratios calculated?

Every rule fires on a fixed, published threshold over the last 8 to 12 earnings announcements. No fitted parameters, no hindsight. Change a threshold, change the code.

How fresh are the numbers?

The scanner recomputes nightly around 04:00 UTC. Options quotes are delayed, so verify against your live broker before you trade.

Do the rankings tell me what to trade?

No. They rank historical setups by strength. You choose the trade, the structure and the size.

Research tool only. Scores describe historical pattern strength, not probability of profit. Options prices are delayed; verify against your live broker before placing any trade. Not investment advice. Past behavior does not guarantee future results.