On CNBC's "Options Action", Mike Khouw spoke about unusually high options activity in Celgene Corporation CELG. The call options trading volume was three times the average daily call options volume on a day when the stock fell 4.44 percent.
Khouw noticed one big trade in the name. Around 1,500 contracts of the October 143 calls were traded for $1. The trade expires next Friday and it breaks even at $144 or 2.85 percent above the current market price. The options traders are betting that the stock can recover $4 of the $6.50 that it lost on Thursday.
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