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TRADE IDEA: BMY MARCH/APRIL 45/52.5 UPWARD CALL DIAGONALMetrics: Max Loss On Setup: $443/contract Max Profit On Setup: $307/contract; $153/contract at 50% max for 34.5% ROC Break Even on Setup: 49.43 versus 50.18 spot Debit Paid to Spread Width Ratio: 59.1% Theta: 1.22 Delta: 31.54 Notes: With earnings on Thursday before market open and the underlying at the low end of its 52-week range, I'm looking at taking a bullish assumption directional shot without putting a ton of risk on the line to do it (which is why, in part, I'm going March/April instead of my standard split month; longer dated back months cost more, since you'll need to widen out to get a favorable break even and/or a decent debit paid to spread width ratio). That being said, a lot of these look sexier during off hours than when New York opens, so keep that in mind. The setup, after all, is currently bid 4.12/mid 4.43/ask 4.74 (off hours), which is awfully wide ... . The natural alternative is to just short put at the March 45 (paying 1.10 at the mid), but that'll tie up around 8.75 in buying power on margin, with a return on capital of 6.3% at 50% max and invoke a full notional in cash secured of 43.89. This is basically why I like to go defined with a lot of stuff that I'm not interested in buying and holding -- better return on cap, less buying power deployed, similar or better gross profit metrics, particularly in small cash secured accounts where you haven't got a ton of cash sloshing around to do a short put/acquire/cover cycle.
NYSE:BMYLong
by NaughtyPines
BMY Jul 20th $55 CallLooking to hold my Jul 20th $55 Calls bought back on 6/18 at 53.95 (or $0.80/contract). It's held the trend line of ~+20% so far (+2% based on stock price). If this continues until expiration, the lower trend line should yield ~45% at a close of $56.15 (+4% based on stock price), whereas the upper trend line that recently took shape could yield up to ~420% (8% based on stock price). Anything in between is obviously a win as well, just looking to maintain the lower line and sell on any large moves higher. Buying shares is also an option, I'm just choosing to leverage my return, but will exit on a close below the lower line.
NYSE:BMYLong
by Swingman39
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