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We would be fine with a full position in the company, assuming a growth-focused investor and an appropriate timeframe. Earnings dates can result in high volatility around a stock. It is a two-sided coin: earnings surprises can see a stock get called away. But upcoming earnings also tends to increase options premiums, so shareholders can still benefit. If doing an options strategy, since earnings are a regular occurence, we would not specifically work around or try to optimize strategies around earnings dates. Consistency is usually better.
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Good business with steady compounding ability. Asset light business. High cash flow. Actively buying back shares. Paying steady dividend. Returns on invested capital in 30-50% range. Not founder led and founder owned, but very strong business. Would recommend holding as business is able to compound. Very good long term hold.