The earnings calendar, implied volatility, expected moves, unusual options flow, congressional trades, and walk-forward opportunity scoring — in one fast, professional terminal. See exactly what the options market is pricing in before the print.
One data layer, tuned for three ways of playing the market.
Catch the move before the print. Real-time expected moves, IV, intraday reactions, and unusual options flow so you can position fast and manage risk into the close.
Size volatility risk across your watchlist. See which reports are crowded, where YoY growth is inflecting, and which sectors historically pop or fade after earnings.
Clean, sourced, market-wide coverage. Brenner-Subrahmanyam IV, SEC XBRL fundamentals, and congressional disclosure tracking — exportable and audit-friendly.
Eight institutional-grade tools, one terminal, zero spreadsheets.
A live 30-day calendar of upcoming reports, each tagged with at-the-money implied volatility and the expected move into earnings. Spot crowded prints, rich premium, and mispriced volatility at a glance.
Open the calendar →Surface unusual options activity, bullish and bearish sweeps, and the biggest names by total volume. See where institutional positioning is building before it shows up in price.
See the flow →Every call and put opportunity is scored on expected move, growth, 52-week position, and sector strength — then validated with walk-forward testing that measures win rate and lift over the market baseline. No lookahead bias.
View opportunity panels →Monitor congressional trading disclosures — most-active filers, latest activity, and the most-traded tickers — alongside the same earnings and options context you use everywhere else.
Open Congress tracker →Sector, earnings-IV, and post-earnings reaction maps to read the whole market at a glance.
Relative rotation graphs and ranked strategy tables to see what's leading and lagging.
Filter thousands of names by IV, expected move, growth, and 52-week position.
A concise market briefing generated every morning so you start the session informed.
No black boxes. Every number traces back to a method and a source.
Expected moves derived from at-the-money implied volatility, scaled to days-to-earnings.
EPS, surprises, and YoY growth pulled directly from EDGAR filings.
Signal win rates measured out-of-sample to avoid lookahead bias.
Calendar, quotes, and options data refreshed through every session.
"The expected-move ranking is the first thing I check pre-market. It tells me which prints are worth my risk before the bell."
"Finally one place for IV, the calendar, and flow. I cancelled two other subscriptions after a week."
"The walk-forward win rates are what sold our desk — sourced data with a methodology we can actually defend."
Illustrative testimonials. Not investment advice. arBtrage is for educational and informational use only.
arBtrage is an earnings intelligence platform for active traders. It combines a live earnings calendar, implied volatility and expected-move data, unusual options flow, congressional trading, sector heatmaps, and walk-forward opportunity scoring across thousands of US-listed stocks in one terminal.
Expected moves come from at-the-money implied volatility using the Brenner-Subrahmanyam approximation, scaled to the days remaining until the next earnings report — so you see the swing the options market is pricing in before the print.
Yes. A free account unlocks the full earnings calendar, every dashboard panel, heatmaps, options flow, congressional trades, and the screener. No credit card required.
Market and earnings data is ingested from Nasdaq and Yahoo Finance, fundamentals from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings, and congressional trades from public disclosures. Signal win rates are measured with walk-forward backtests.
Day traders who need speed around the print, swing and position traders sizing volatility risk, and institutional desks that want clean, sourced, market-wide earnings and options data.
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Not investment advice. Educational use only. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.