Still, we have crosscurrents and the next earnings warning season is approaching while traders sit on their recent profits. That seems high risk to me. So, pick your bias and your strategy. You could justify either side. If you are a very short-term trader, superfluous information means nothing to your trade.
Day traders are keen to just jump on board for a fast ride.
And long-term holders are relaxed knowing they don't care what gyrations occur the next few months. If you want to trade options during these crosscurrents, it is usually best to buy all the time you can afford. Decisions are harder these days so at least remember the lessons learned last year, and take all profits when you have them.