The stock market is relatively calm today, with U.S. futures and major indices mostly flat as investors await Nvidia's highly anticipated earnings report later in the session. 📈💹🚀 Most global equity markets are steady, while select stocks are making notable premarket moves. 💸📊

Certain stocks are making strong premarket moves:

The overall tone is cautious, with trading volume subdued and most market participants waiting for more clarity from corporate earnings, especially from Nvidia. Global sentiment is boosted by healthy gains in some Asian markets, but U.S. traders remain in a holding pattern. 🐂📈

Name: Eli Lilly and Company
Symbol: LLY
Current Price: Approximately $912.56

Trade
Sell to Open: 1 LLY Nov 28 2025 835/830 Put Vertical

Total Credit Received: $45.00
Credit per Contract: $45.00 (1 contract = 100 shares)
Direction: Bullish (expects stock to stay above break-even and avoid going below short put)

Probability of Profit (PoP): 84.98%

Potential ROI:
Max Risk (Loss): $455.00
ROI: ($45.00 ÷ $455.00) × 100 ≈ 9.9%

Trade Explained in Simple English:
You’re selling the 835 strike put and buying the 830 strike put for expiration on November 28, 2025, which gives you a net credit of $45 upfront. If LLY stays above about $834.55 by expiration (your break-even), both options expire worthless and you keep the credit. Your maximum loss is capped at $455 if LLY closes at or below 830 at expiration. Because you’ve sold the higher strike put, this is a bullish trade that benefits if the stock remains strong.