Earnings Drop in NFLX and AXP. What’s next?

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Netflix (NFLX) and American Express (AXP) shares tumbled lower after both companies reported earnings.  However, both companies’ stock pushed all the way to the earnings-based expected move.  What’s the play from here and how does it factor into the higher frame daily chart?  Corey updates the results and new levels in tonight’s video…

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