Mike Khouw breaks down the various trade scenarios in the software stock.
There's a software stock bucking the tech sell-off that reports earnings this week. I'll break down various option trade scenarios into the earnings, focusing on one that will benefit from a big move in any direction. Adobe , which reports Thursday, is a global leader in digital media, marketing, and document management solutions.
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