The Latest Breaking News from ITM

With fear brewing in the atmosphere, an investment in GOLD stock makes sense—and on a tangible discount as well.

Today, a large volume of in-the-money (ITM) call options in Corning Inc. stock traded, highlighting its underlying value. The optic fiber company has attracted value investors with its strong free cash flow results.

PepsiCo has said it will hike its dividend by 5% but has not yet set the exact dividend per share amount - expected next month. One way to play this is to short out-of-the-money puts and buy long-dated calls.

Walgreens Boots Alliance had five unusually active call options on Thursday. Three of the struggling drug store chain's calls expire in nearly three years. If you're an aggressive investor, you might take a LEAP of faith.

Apple stock is rising but is still well off its highs. Moreover, it could raise its dividend next quarter. That makes it attractive to short sellers with out-of-the-money put options and buyers of long-term in-the-money call options.

The Oregon coffee chain reported exceptional Q4 2024 earnings on Wednesday after the close. Its shares shot up 29% on the news. If you’re bullish on the stock, BROS had two unusually active call options yesterday worth considering.

Amazon produced strong Q4 free cash flow, despite much higher capex spending. Moreover, management expects this to continue. That implies higher growth and FCF going forward. This could make AMZN stock a bargain.

PayPal produced strong revenue and free cash flow in Q4, but PYPL stock has fallen since its results were released. This could provide an opportunity for value investors based on its valuation.

There were 696 unusually active call options in Wednesday's trading. While a Visa call had the highest Vol/OI ratio at 75.21, three calls expiring in 170 days on July 18 caught my attention. There were 696 unusually active call options in Wednesday's trading. While a Visa call had the highest…

Disney stock has been treading water but still looks cheap using several measures. One way to play this is to short out-of-the-money near-term puts and going long in-the-money calls in long-dated expiry periods.

McDonald's Corp stock looks undervalued. The dividend yield is 2.44%, well over its historical 2.20% average. One play is to short out-of-the-money put options as well as buying long-dated in-the-money calls.