How this X Call Spread Could Make 30% in 17 Days


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This X Debit Call Spread Could Turn 255% Profit in 17 Days

Bullish play with a target stock price of $50 or above

Strategy has +255% upside potential and 237% overvalued


Expiration27-Dec-24
Buy50 Call
Sell45 Call
Debit:$1.41


United States Steel has fallen by -8.2% today to $37.58. The above option strategy is a bullish play that shows a theoretical 95% win rate, based on X's historical stock price behavior.

Option Profit Calculator for X Call Spread at 27-Dec-24 Expiration

If X stock price at expiration is at or above $50.00, this spread has a 255% upside potential

The optimal stock price for this option strategy is to close at or above $50.00 on the expiration date, December 27, 2024. In that scenario, both calls would be in-the-money, so the spread would be worth the maximum value of 5.00. That would equate to the potential upside of +255% for this call spread with 17 days left to expiration.

The maximum gain will be realized if the stock price is at or above 50.00. The maximum gain is $3.59

The breakeven point is at 46.41, which is 23.1% above the current spot price.

The maximum loss will occur when the stock price is at or below 45. The max loss is $1.41.

X Spread Current Market Price vs. Historical Average

X Call Spread is trading at a 237% premium to historical average.

Using historical data to measure how a similar spread in X was priced in the market, the 4-year average value was 0.42, with a high mark of 0.92 and a low of 0.20.

Currently, this vertical call spread is bid at 2.37 and offered at 1.41. The midpoint of the spread is 1.89.

If we use 0.42 as our historical fair value benchmark, the current market ask price is at a 237% premium, while the current market midpoint represents a 352% premium.

Current PriceHistorical Values of Similar Spreads
BidAskMidpointAverageHighLow
2.371.411.890.420.920.20
Market Chameleon captures daily records of market data to calculate historical benchmarks and generate estimated values.

Takeaway

The X call spread we've identified here can be a good way to play a bullish outlook because the option strategy has a +255% upside potential, is 237% overpriced relative to historical measures, and will benefit from a stock price at or above $50.

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