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He bought 8001 put options on some undisclosed date at an undisclosed strike date and price. You can take a look at the options chain for TSLA to get an idea.
by incrudible 5y ago
He bought 8001 put options on some undisclosed date at an undisclosed strike date and price. You can take a look at the options chain for TSLA to get an idea.
For example, a $450 put for September 17th 2021 would cost about $16.70 per share:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/options?strike=450&straddle=true https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/options?strike=450&stra...
One option counts for 100 shares, so that would be a (8001 * 16.70 * 100) 13.36 million dollar bet. Suppose that TSLA is worth only $400 on that date, with your right to sell at $450 you'd be in the money for 40 million dollars, or roughly $26 million in profits. If TSLA is worth $450 or more on that date, your options expire worthless.