MU CSP setup: rich premium, real cycle risk
Why Micron led Eddie's watchlist in this afternoon's review, and why assignment capacity and memory-cycle risk matter more than the headline yield.
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We screened all 15 names on Eddie's watchlist, not Mehdi's. MU ranked first because a post-earnings contract paired usable liquidity with a strike below recent support and an assignment case we could value from company filings. It did not win because its premium was the…
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