AVGO has reclaimed its 50d MA decisively & is riding it upward
RSI is rising & sits around the mid-60s, not overbought, but trending strongly
Volume has picked up on green days, suggesting accumulation
Historically, AVGO tends to run into earnings because it’s seen as a high-quality operator with secular AI-exposure
Bullish Bias, but vulnerable to sell-the-news
Current options pricing suggests a roughly +/- 6% move in either direction around earnings
Implied Move Range) of ~$382-$430 is the “base case” expected range, with more conservative estimates closer to $395-$420
1. Conservative (base-case)
2. Bullish if earnings impress
3. Bearish (“sell-the-news”)
Waiting for the first 1-2 days post-earnings may offer a cleaner entry & you might avoid the “volatility junk” to see more “organic” price action
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- After a mild multi-week consolidation, AVGO is breaking out toward prior highs (~$406)
- This type of structure (pullback → higher low → reclaim key MA → push toward highs), tends to imply that dip buyers are in control
RSI is rising & sits around the mid-60s, not overbought, but trending strongly
- Rising RSI ahead of earnings usually reflects bullish positioning
- Stoch is overbought (>90) which often signals short-term exhaustion, not necessarily a reversal, but it does imply that the easy part of the move may already be behind us going into the report
Volume has picked up on green days, suggesting accumulation
- No clear signs of distribution into strength
Historically, AVGO tends to run into earnings because it’s seen as a high-quality operator with secular AI-exposure
- Breakout attempts near earnings often indicate expectations of a positive guide or at least no negative surprises
- Short-term overbought signals could mean the stock is “priced for good news"
- If earnings are merely “okay,” the setup allows for a post-earnings shakeout
- The stock is sitting near a local resistance shelf, so upside may require a true beat/raise to sustain
Bullish Bias, but vulnerable to sell-the-news
- Momentum, structure & accumulation all favor further upside into the event
- Because it’s extended on short-term oscillators, any miss or soft commentary could trigger a retrace back toward the 50d (~$370s)
- In other words, the trend is up, but the timing (overbought) is tricky
Current options pricing suggests a roughly +/- 6% move in either direction around earnings
- In dollar terms (with AVGO near $406), that implies a potential range between ~$382 & ~$430 ($377–$425, depending on exact strike & expiration)
- Some more aggressive estimates out of earnings-volatility models go as high as a +/-10% swing (~$365 to $447), though that's more of a “max stress test” than a central expectation
- After earnings, the options-market implied volatility (IV) historically drops sharply (the so-called “IV crush”)
- For AVGO, average IV contraction post-earnings has been around 19% & that means even if the stock moves in your favor, gains on options may be partially offset by the drop in IV - something to keep in mind if you trade options instead of stock
Implied Move Range) of ~$382-$430 is the “base case” expected range, with more conservative estimates closer to $395-$420
1. Conservative (base-case)
- Stock stays near the expected move of $395-$420
- In this case it's a likely modest upside or a mild pullback
- Risk/reward is relatively balanced with downside maybe slightly larger than upside if market punishes anything less than a strong beat
2. Bullish if earnings impress
- Good beat + strong guidance could push toward or exceed the $425-$430
- That range would require near-full “realization” of options-market expectations, but is not unrealistic given prior positive earnings reactions & bullish sentiment toward AVGO’s AI/data-center exposure
3. Bearish (“sell-the-news”)
- If results disappoint or forward guidance is soft, price could retrace toward $370-$380 (maybe even lower, eventually to 50d MA or support
- Because much of the “good news” may already be priced in, downside risk could be nontrivial if expectations aren’t met
Waiting for the first 1-2 days post-earnings may offer a cleaner entry & you might avoid the “volatility junk” to see more “organic” price action
- The stock is already fairly “priced for good news”
- If the beat is anything less than strong (or forward guidance is conservative), the sell-side could react harshly
- Fed interest-rate moves, general market volatility, or weakness in the tech/AI sector could exacerbate downside even if AVGO’s earnings are okay
- The “data center/AI infrastructure” theme (a big part of the bullish case) may disappoint if large clients delay orders or macroeconomic headwinds slow demand
I am not a licensed professional & these posts are for informational purposes only, not financial advice.
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I am not a licensed professional & these posts are for informational purposes only, not financial advice.
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