On
CNBC's Options Action, Dan Nathan said that he is watching Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:
HPQ). He said that Hewlett-Packard Company (
HPQ) is going to report earnings next week, and the options market is implying a 4% move. On earnings, it has moved 3% on average over the last eight quarters, and only 1.5% over the last four quarters.
Dan Nathan wants to use a put calendar in order to place a bearish bet on Hewlett-Packard Company (
HPQ). He wants to sell the December 40 put for $0.65, and buy the January 40 put for $1.05. This trade would cost him $0.40, and HPQ has to close above short-strike at December expiration, and above long-strike at January expiration.
Hewlett-Packard Company (
HPQ) closed 1.92% higher on Friday, at $42.49.
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