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MongoDB options signal 14% stock swing after Sept. 1 earnings

Options data indicate a potential 14% move in MongoDB shares following its next quarterly report. Historical earnings reactions have exceeded implied volatility in five of the past eight releases.

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Priya Anand · Equities & Earnings Desk · 29 Aug 2026 · 18:42 · 1 min read
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MongoDB options signal 14% stock swing after Sept. 1 earnings

MongoDB Inc. is poised to report earnings after market close on Sept. 1, with options pricing suggesting a 14% swing in the stock. Bloomberg data shows the implied volatility for the post-release period at that level, though history suggests actual price changes can diverge from expectations.

Over the past eight earnings cycles, MongoDB’s stock has moved more than the implied volatility suggested in five instances. The most recent release on May 28 saw a 14.9% implied move but resulted in a 1.9% price change. The March 2 report carried a 15.6% implied move, yet the stock fell 26.7%.

Prior to that, the December 1, 2025, earnings report had a 13.8% implied move, followed by a 25.2% gain. The August 26, 2025, release saw a 14.1% implied move and a 30.2% advance, while the June 4, 2025, report had a 14.7% implied move and a 19.3% increase. The March 5, 2025, earnings carried a 13.7% implied move but resulted in a 25.7% decline. The December 9, 2024, report had a 13.3% implied move and a 9.8% drop, whereas the August 29, 2024, release saw a 14.2% implied move and an 11.1% rise.

The company’s next earnings release is scheduled for after the market close on Sept. 1, with traders positioning for a significant reaction based on the 14% implied volatility.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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Priya Anand
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Priya covers listed equities and corporate earnings, reading quarterly results and guidance for what they signal about sector health and forward valuations.

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