
Implied volatility on SKF is north of 190% so I would prefer using a spread strategy to hedge some volatility risk because once the SKF sells off hard then the implied volatility will get crushed too.
Buy the 200/150 March put spread.
In this trade you are buying the 200 put and selling the 150 put for a net debit of around $10.
Max loss is that original $10 if SKF closes above 200 by March expiration.
Your breakeven point at expiration is at 190
Max gain is a possible $40 if SKF gets under 150 by expiration.
Again this is a somewhat risky play since SKF is insane. But if you think we are near a short term bounce in the banks then this is a good way to play the options imo.
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