Options markets are pricing in post-earnings volatility for nine companies reporting on Wednesday, with the Benzinga-selected watchlist ranging from semiconductors and enterprise software to retail. Abercrombie & Fitch has the widest implied move at 13.26%, representing about $676 million of market value, while Nvidia has the smallest at 5.60% but the largest dollar amount at stake, about $286 billion, given its $5.11 trillion market cap. The list also includes Salesforce, CrowdStrike, Synopsys, HP, Bath & Body Works, Okta and Kohls. Implied moves, derived from options prices, provide a market-based estimate of the potential share-price swing around an earnings release rather than a forecast of the actual result. Nvidia is expected to report second-quarter 2027 results after the closing bell, with Wall Street looking for $2.09 in earnings per share and $92.03 billion in revenue. Abercrombie is expected to report second-quarter 2026 results before the opening bell, with estimates of $2.37 in earnings per share and $1.25 billion in revenue. The companies’ consensus ratings, analyst price forecasts and recent share-price trends vary widely, underscoring the different risk profiles implied by the options market.