CDLX - The most volatile stocks for earnings season: Sector Watch

MicroStockHub/iStock via Getty Images Earnings season starts in earnest this week and banks will be garnering a lot of attention with the recent decline in Treasury yields. But while results from Financials (XLF) will have an impact on the direction of the broader market and provide insight on how Q2 shaped up, the reaction of the stocks tends to be less volatile. For those looking for stocks more likely to have a bigger post-earnings pop or drop, Bespoke Investment Group has run the numbers. "These stocks have historically seen the biggest share-price reactions to their earnings reports on the first trading day following the report (For stocks that report before the open, we are looking at its one-day change on that trading day. For stocks that report after the close, we are looking at its one-day change on the next trading day.)," Bespoke writes. It looks at three categories as

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The most volatile stocks for earnings season: Sector Watch