The 10 Most Volatile Post-Earnings Stocks In The Midst Of One Helluva Streak

Traders looking for ideas in earnings season might want to consider stocks that move heavily after earnings. A pop -- up or down -- can lead to short-term profits if the right direction is picked.

Fortunately, Bespoke Investment Group just released a list of the most volatile S&P 500 stocks by average one-day price change after earnings. In other words, these stocks move the most on average following the release of quarterly results.

The full list is below, but let's take it a step further -- we'll cherry pick the most volatile names coming off EPS beats (or in-line results) in at least three consecutive quarters. No, Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) didn't make the cut, but these names did:

• Akamai Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: AKAM): 7 consecutive quarters of EPS beats or meets, 11.7 percent average change after results.
• Michael Kors Holdings Ltd (NYSE: KORS): 3 consecutive quarters, 10.3 percent average change.
• Priceline Group Inc (NASDAQ: PCLN): 6 consecutive quarters, 10 percent average change.
• Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (NASDAQ: ISRG): 3 consecutive quarters, 9.2 percent average change.
• Harman International Industries Inc. (NYSE: HAR): 3 consecutive quarters, 9 percent average change.
• SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK): 3 consecutive quarters, 8.2 percent average change.
• Skyworks Solutions Inc (NASDAQ: SWKS): 5 consecutive quarters, 8.2 percent average change.
• Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB): 4 consecutive quarters, 8.1 percent change.
• F5 Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIV): 12 consecutive quarters, 8.1 percent change.
• Under Armour Inc (NYSE: UA): 36 consecutive quarters, 8 percent change.

A special note: Under Armour hasn't missed earnings estimates since the fourth quarter of 2006, the fourth quarter of its existence as a publicly-traded company.

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