D

$65.50

27 put contracts · delayed quotes via cboe · fetched 6:44 AM ET

D is pulling back to a rising 200-day average, sitting right at it. A pullback to a rising long-term average is the setup this screen is built around.

Last: $65.50
200-day: $64.12
vs 200-day: 2.2%
50-day: $68.74
RSI (14): 38
52-week range: $57.08 – $71.69

The business

34/100Next earnings 2026-10-30

Selling a put is a commitment to buy, so this asks whether you would want the business at all — separately from whether the price looks good.

Falls short of the quality floor: free cash flow is negative at $-9.2B.

Size59$57.9B market cap

Cash flow0$-9.2B free cash flow

Balance sheet431.60 debt/equity

Growth40earnings -58.0%, revenue 17.6%

Profitability41ROE 8.3%, margin 14.0%

Where the volume traded

Heaviest traded price is $60.85; 70% of volume changed hands between $57.28 and $66.42. The lookback matters — a shorter window weights recent trading more heavily.

spot $65.50

heaviest tradedspotyour break-evens252 sessions

0 contracts match your settings, ranked by fit

Excluded: 22 delta above range · 3 delta below range

Nothing matches these settings right now.

That is a result, not an error. Here is what ruled the contracts out:

22delta above range
3delta below range
1expiry too soon
1spread too wide

Your delta band for this stance is 0.18–0.36. Switching stance widens the delta band.

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