I saw a lot of activity in PayPal in the War Room earlier this week. So much so that I considered buying a significant amount of calls ahead of earnings.
But when I looked at the tape, most of what I saw were options spreads.
Don’t get me wrong, I love options spreads. After all, it’s the strategy behind Weekly Trade Alliance.
But when it comes to institutional order flow, spread trades aren’t the kind of signals we’re looking for…
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