Goldman says buy puts on these sell-rated stocks likely to disappoint this earnings season

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The firm highlighted stocks with weak fundamentals as a put options play.

Approximately half of the S & P 500 companies have reported their earnings so far — and the magnitude of their average earnings-day move has been larger than normal, according to Goldman Sachs. The average earnings-day move for companies had an absolute value of 4.2%, the firm said in a Tuesday note. Typically, the average absolute value is 3.5% on a like-for-like basis. Options-implied moves also have been moving at a higher level, with a magnitude of 5.8%, above the long-term average of 4.

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