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Pinterest Options Market Prices in 12% Swing on Upcoming Earnings

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Jul 28, 20261 min read
Pinterest Options Market Prices in 12% Swing on Upcoming Earnings

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Options data suggests Pinterest Inc. stock could see a price movement of approximately 12% following its quarterly earnings release on August 4. The company's shares have a history of significant post-earnings volatility, often exceeding market expectations.

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Pinterest Inc. (NYSE: PINS) shares could experience a significant price swing of approximately 12% following the company's upcoming quarterly earnings report on August 4, according to an analysis of options market data. This figure, known as the implied move, reflects traders' expectations for volatility surrounding the announcement.

Market Expectations

The social media company is scheduled to release its financial results after the market closes on August 4. The 12% implied move is derived from the pricing of options contracts tied to the stock, which indicates the magnitude of the share price change anticipated by investors, regardless of direction.

This level of expected volatility highlights the importance investors place on the upcoming report for insights into user growth, advertising revenue, and the company's outlook.

A History of Volatility

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Pinterest's stock has a track record of sharp movements after earnings, often surpassing the options market's expectations. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, the stock's actual move has exceeded the implied move in five of its past eight earnings announcements.

Notable past reactions include:

  • November 4, 2025: Shares dropped 26.9%, more than double the 13.0% implied move.
  • February 12, 2026: The stock fell 22.4% versus an expected move of 13.4%.
  • February 2025: Shares rose 20.4%, significantly outpacing the 12.5% implied move.

However, in its most recent report on May 4, 2026, the stock's 11.8% price change was slightly below the 13.2% implied move, showing that a more muted reaction is also possible.

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