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General Electric : Options trading by one investor on General Electric Wednesday suggests the diverse conglomerate's share price may remain range-bound through May expiration.
Last month, Activia packages with the prohibited "intestinal transit" claim and May expiration dates were still on sale in some supermarkets, alongside updated Activia packages without the claim and the yellow arrow.
Put sellers keep the full premium received today as long as FLS shares trade above $110.00 through May expiration.
Perhaps confident shares would rebound by May expiration, the call buyer held onto the position, waiting for more favorable circumstances.
Put-buyers profit if Cienas share price dips beneath the effective breakeven point to the downside at $17.05 ahead of May expiration day.
Premium pocketed on the put sale is safe in the investors wallet as long as Quicksilvers shares trade above $14 through May expiration day.
Profits start to accumulate to the downside if the contract driller's shares slip beneath the effective breakeven price of $79.82 by May expiration.
One call trader sold several thousand call options at the April expiration at the lowest possible 1.0 strike while purchasing the same amount at the May expiration.
Investors are therefore positioned to accrue maximum potential profits of $6.97 per contract should RIMM's shares surge 13.7% from the current price to $85.00 ahead of May expiration.
Investors anticipating continued bullish movement in the price of the underlying stock through May expiration shelled out a premium to secure out-of-the-money call options.
In this scenario, investors long the put options make money if shares plummet more than 10.33% to breach the average break-even price of $44.40 by May expiration.
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