CNBC's "Trading Nation" asked two traders which they're watching most closely.
"I have my eye on Roblox because Roblox is essentially crack for kids," Danielle Shay, director of options at Simpler Trading, said Friday. "Their business model is a little bit questionable but lucrative. So, I'm looking at this one to the upside."
Roblox, which reports earnings Monday afternoon, is an online gaming platform with user-generated content, free to play but with in-game purchases made with "Robux." It is expected to report $573.1 million in sales in its March-ended quarter, according to FactSet estimates.
"All the hype around it has given the implied volatility quite a rise, which means that options traders could sell some put credit spreads, or some at-the-money condors. We're pricing in about an $8 move either way. If we do get a pullback, I'd be a buyer of the stock," said Shay.