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PII240816C75000
- 4.50
- -4.80-51.61%
15min DelayTrading Jul 23 11:32 ET
4.50High3.80Low
4.19Open9.30Pre Close5 Volume93 Open Interest75.00Strike Price2.01KTurnover42.18%IV-0.01%PremiumAug 16, 2024Expiry Date4.51Intrinsic Value100Multiplier24DDays to Expiry0.00Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.7323Delta0.0380Gamma12.62Leverage Ratio-0.0664Theta0.0347Rho9.24Eff Leverage0.0677Vega
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Morning Movers
Gapping up
$General Motors(GM.US$ stock soared by 3.5% after surpassing second-quarter earnings expectations and raising its annual profit outlook again, thanks to strong demand and pricing for gas-powered trucks.
$Coca-Cola(KO.US$ 's share price rose 1.4% as the company increased its annual organic sales and earnings forecast, indicating robust demand in both U.S. and international markets.
$Spotify Technology(SPOT.US$ 's shares...
Gapping up
$General Motors(GM.US$ stock soared by 3.5% after surpassing second-quarter earnings expectations and raising its annual profit outlook again, thanks to strong demand and pricing for gas-powered trucks.
$Coca-Cola(KO.US$ 's share price rose 1.4% as the company increased its annual organic sales and earnings forecast, indicating robust demand in both U.S. and international markets.
$Spotify Technology(SPOT.US$ 's shares...
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The lack of recent insider transactions at Polaris does not raise concerns. However, the analysis of Polaris insider transactions suggests caution. The level of insider ownership, while not outstanding, indicates some alignment between management and smaller shareholders.
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CEO Mike Speetzen reported Q4 sales were affected by lower volume, increased promotional spend, and higher finance interest, resulting in EPS performance below expectations. Despite industry challenges in 2024, he remains confident in the company's ability to gain market share with its strong lineup and new products.
Polaris is a bargain per the price multiple model, but its volatile shares could sink lower. The negative earnings growth forecast suggests potential investors should consider the risks of negative future growth prospects.
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