Rating
4.5 / 5
Recommendation
Open trade
Credit put spread analysis · · Strong setup
IV Rank
63
Implied volatility percentile
Trend
0.35
Long-term trend score
Safety
7/9
Quality checks passed
Drop
-5.8%
Day 3 of drop
Reversal
Bullish Engulfing
Day 4
1Y Change
9.2%
Trailing 12 months
Earnings
Clear
No event in window
Recommended credit put spread
AI-suggested setup based on the latest screen. Expiration May 21, 2026.
Sell
$42.00
Short put (collects premium)
Buy
$39.00
Long put (caps risk)
- Width
- $3.00
- Estimated credit
- $2.20
- Max risk
- $0.80
- Return on risk
- 275.0%
- Expiration
- May 21, 2026
For entertainment purposes only. Not a recommendation to trade. Disclaimer.
Trade history on DOCU
Every live credit put spread we've opened on this ticker — what was traded, when, and how it ended.
| Opened | Strikes (S/B) | Expiration | Credit | P/L | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 14, 2026 | $41.00/$37.00 | May 21, 2026 | $3.25 | -$0.91 | Loss · stop_loss |
Earlier analyses
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The stock has dropped 5.84% recently, but the overall trend is up by 9.2% over two months, with a safety rating of 6/9 and implied volatility of 59%. This could be a good opportunity to open a credit put spread. Looki…
AI analysis
Options Trading Expert · Apr 13, 2026
The stock has dropped 5.84% and is showing bullish reversal signals, making it an attractive opportunity for a credit put spread. The stock is up 9.2% over two months and has a trend of 35%, indicating strength and potential for a rebound.
For an OPEN recommendation, we will sell the put at $41.50 (8.2% below current price) and buy the put at $39.00 (6.5% below the sell strike). The spread width is 7.14% of the current stock price, and the estimated credit for this trade is around $2.20.
While there is a risk that the stock may continue to decline, the bullish signals and strong trend suggest that this is a good risk/reward setup.
Credit put spreads are a limited risk, non-directional options strategy that can be used when you are moderately bullish on a stock. By selling a put option at a higher strike price and buying a put option at a lower strike price, you are creating a range where you want the stock to trade. If the stock remains within this range, you will realize the full credit. If the stock moves against your position, your maximum loss is limited to the difference between the two strike prices, minus the credit received.