UAA Under Armour Inc Class A

$UAA seeing some interesting moves About 35k contracts of Jan 2027 and Jan 2029 deep ITM put sweeps hit the ask on InsiderFinance, signaling big institutional demand for downside protection This comes as UAA slipped 0.6% today despite a +4.8% gain over the past five sessions Looks more like hedging into strength rather than a panic sell-off Next week's earnings are on the radar with street previews at around $1.23B revenue and an adjusted EPS loss UBS still says Buy but cut the target to $8 Options traders should watch for elevated event risk and manage your size carefully into the print

$UAA 188 million float. 53 million short. 63 million shares taken out and locked up by Fairfax and Fraser alone.

$UAA slightly over 5000 contracts January 2028 calls at strike price 5 were traded today. Price per contract around $1.40

$UAA NOV20 5C · in play Zone: $4.85 to $4.91 Invalidation: close under $4.64 Objectives: $5.20, then $5.50 The math: up 6.6% to the first objective and 12.7% to the second, against 4.9% risk on the invalidation, about 2.6 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this like a name that got left on the clearance rack while everyone walked past. This is a penny setup, with the shares under five dollars, bouncing off the low near 4.65 today and closing near the high at 4.88, and that bounce matters because sellers tried to push it down and buyers held the line. Earnings land on November 6, which means the November 20 contract gives this idea time to work into and through that report, when attention usually finds a quiet name again. P.S. Watch the 5.00 level on a close. That round number is where the 5 strike sits and where this move either opens up or stalls.

$UAA NOV20 5C · still actionable Zone: $4.85 to $4.92 Invalidation: close under $4.72 Objectives: $5.06, then $5.50 The math: up 3.6% to the first objective and 12.6% to the second, against 3.4% risk on the invalidation, better than 3 to 1 to the second Dear friend, picture a name that spent last week bouncing off the same floor near 4.72 to 4.75 dollars, like a ball that keeps finding the same spot on the pavement, and today buyers lifted it near 4.89 dollars, up about 2.6 percent after opening at 4.85 dollars. That is this penny setup. The floor held at 4.80 dollars today as well, and what that means is simple. Overhead the first ceiling is 5.06 dollars, the high on October 13, and beyond that sits the big round 5.50 dollars, while a close under 4.72 dollars says the bounce failed and you step aside. P.S. Earnings land on November 6, and the November 20 expiry covers that report, so watch whether buyers defend 4.72 dollars into the print.

$UAA This stock is fucking someone’s mom. 5$ to kill all options next week and then easily 7$ EOY.