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Traders Are Paying More to Bet on Oracle Than to Protect Against It. Here’s Why That Is Backwards

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Core Development: Traders Are Paying More to Bet on Oracle Than to Protect Against It. Here’s Why That Is Backwards
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Oracle calls trade richer than puts, which is a rare inversion, on a stock down 32% over twelve months with negative $24 billion in free cash flow.

Microsoft and Amazon fund capacity buildouts from operating cash flow, while Oracle plans to raise $40 billion in new debt and equity to cover capex.

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Options traders usually pay more to protect what they own than to bet on what they don't. That asymmetry is why puts on a large-cap stock cost more than equivalent calls. When the skew flips, it is worth stopping on.

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