“Wells Fargo ... priced for a 3.5% swing compared to what's been a typical 5.5% move after earnings”

Closing Bell · Closing Bell 10/12/26

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noted that Wells Fargo options were priced for a 3.5% swing, lower than its typical 5.5% post-earnings move

3.5% swing priced vs typical 5.5% swing

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