Generally speaking, if you significantly beat analyst expectations, stock price goes up, and the reverse if you’re significantly below expectations. If you knew

Generally speaking, if you significantly beat analyst expectations, stock price goes up, and the reverse if you’re significantly below expectations. If you knew the numbers about to be reported tomorrow were, say, well above analyst expectations, you could buy now and get a reasonably consistent return. “Usage and revenue up” is already priced in, if that’s the expectation. But “usage and revenue up much more/less than expected” will have a reasonably consistent effect on stock price.