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Brown & Brown shares may move 1.8% on earnings release

Brown & Brown shares may move 1.8% on earnings release

Brown & Brown Inc. shares may experience a 1.8% shift following the company's earnings release on October 26 after the market closes, according to options data from Bloomberg. The stock has tended to move more than what options implied in six of the eight most recent earnings releases. For instance, on July 27, options data predicted a 5.2% shift, while the actual price change was 6.2%.

Conversely, on January 26, options implied a 2.8% move, but the stock actually dropped by 7.4%. On October 27, 2025, the stock declined by 6.3% compared to the implied 1.6% move. Similarly, on July 28, 2025, the stock fell by 11.5%, while options suggested a 4.3% move. Other instances include a 7.9% drop on April 28, 2025, against an implied 4.3% move, and a 0.5% decline on January 27, 2025, compared to the implied 6.8% move. The stock also rose by 4.6% on October 28, 2024, against the implied 1.1% move.

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