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What this is: the post-mortem sister of Earnings Analysis (Pre). Pre asks when a stock might move before the report; Post records what actually happened after it — whether the print was in-line or a surprise, how the stock reacted, and what the options did in the next trading session.
Every number is measured, never modelled: reactions come from stored prices, EPS from reported estimate-vs-actual, and the expected move / IV crush / option volume from our own stored option chains. Quarters before November 2025 predate our options history, so their options columns are blank rather than estimated.
Quarters group by the calendar quarter of the report date, not the fiscal quarter being reported — fiscal labels are only present on about half our rows, so calendar grouping is the one that covers everything.
Automated, data-driven · educational only · not financial advice.