Credit put spread analysis · · Moderate setup
Earlier analyses
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The floor on this chart is the real question: after a -5.7% drop, the Doji suggests indecision, not a bounce. The stock is up 18% in two months, but selling premium here is structurally flawed. IV at 32% is CHEAP versus…
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The IV picture matters here: at 50% it's elevated, but the 20-day realized vol is 29%, so options are only slightly cheap. The stock is still up 18% over two months, so this -5.6% drop is a pullback within a strong uptre…
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The selloff looks dramatic until you see it's just a pullback within a strong uptrend that's still up 18% in two months. The chart shows support around $23.50-$24.00, where it's bounced before. IV is rich at 53%, but tha…
AI analysis
Options Trader · Jul 5, 2026
The floor on this chart is the real question: a -5. 66% drop looks dramatic, but the stock is still up 18% over two months and just printed a Doji reversal. That suggests the selloff might be finding a temporary floor.
The problem is the IV math: at 36%, it's cheap relative to realized vol, so selling premium here is structurally negative-EV. You're not getting paid enough for the risk. If I had to play, I'd wait for a bounce to sell a put spread into strength, but right now the risk/reward is weak.
The chart says maybe, but the quant says no. Verdict: Wait for better odds.