CNBC's "Options Action," Dan Nathan spoke about unusually high options activity in General Motors Company GM on Tuesday. Puts outnumbered calls two to one and there were a couple of different trades that caught Nathan's attention during the day.
He focused on a bearish roll from the January 2020, $30 strike puts to the November $30 puts. Around 10,000 contracts were traded for 38 cents. The trade breaks even at $29.62 or 12.68% lower from the current stock price.
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