Jul. 20 at 11:48 PM
Charter Communications shares are pricing in a potential 12% move when the company reports second-quarter earnings before the market opens on July 24, according to Bloomberg options data. The stock has frequently posted outsized reactions to earnings, exceeding the options-implied move in five of its last eight quarterly reports, highlighting its history of elevated post-earnings volatility.
The largest recent move came in April 2026, when shares plunged 23.7%, more than double the 10.5% move implied by options markets. In January 2026, the stock gained 7%, falling short of the 11.3% move expected by traders. Charter also declined 19.2% following its July 2025 earnings release compared with an implied move of just 7.4%, while April 2025 results sparked a 10.2% gain versus a 7.1% implied move.
Looking further back, the stock rose 10.4% in November 2024 and 14.3% in July 2024, both surpassing options market expectations.
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