Also, even though you misunderstood the leverage of options, the complaint doesn’t tell us what kind of price they’d bought in at either. That is, the stock w

Also, even though you misunderstood the leverage of options, the complaint doesn’t tell us what kind of price they’d bought in at either. That is, the stock went up 2.87% the day after the earnings, but they had purchased it over the weeks beforehand (but kept adjusting their bet, both in scale and price). So even in “regular stocks” of 1:1 leverage, the SEC telling us only that Amazon shares went up 3% that day doesn’t tell us how much it went up from when they purchased their securities. Amazon stock had moved quite a bit during January 2018.