MSTR
Strategy IncClose $166.52EOD onlyThis page reflects MSTR options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Earnings Verdict
Bullish flow-driven pinning into earnings with elevated IV; directional outcome uncertain given low historical beat rate.
Regime Classification
Earnings Overview
Next earnings: 2026-04-30 (10 days)explicit
Expected moves:
- 2026-04-24 (4d): ±$12.62 (7.4%)
- 2026-05-01 (11d): ±$18.83 (11.0%)
- 2026-05-08 (18d): ±$24.15 (14.1%)
IV Setup
Term structure: Near-term IV very elevated (~76–100%), front-month > back-month, steep term premium into Apr24/May01.
Crush estimate: Large crush expected post-report (front-month IV down materially).
Skew: Heavy skew: elevated put IV concentrated around 160–170 and higher call IV at 200+ strikes.
Historical Context
Beat rate: 25% (1/4 quarters)
Avg move vs expected: Expected moves 7–14% (±$12–$24); historical beat rate 25% (1/4).
Directional bias: No persistent bias historically; current flow imparts short-term bullish tilt but pinning pressure centers near the 160s.
Key Levels
Flow Highlights
Concentrated Apr24 puts (160–170) with high vol/oi and volume.
Strong downside hedging/pinning pressure likely to anchor price near $160–$165 into Apr24 expiry.
Large May01 call prints including $200 and $220 strikes.
Significant bullish/speculative exposure into May01 that raises upside gamma if price breaks above put pin zone.
Strategies
Risk Assessment
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