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To: Kirk © who wrote (94626)	6/27/2025 9:47:57 AM
From: Sam	2 Recommendations Recommended By oldbeachlvr Return to Sender Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95390

I looked at the open interest numbers. The volume at the strike price of 125 stands out relative to other strike prices, both calls and puts. And the puts have much more open interest below 125 while the calls have more open interest above 125. The options market makers have a vested interest in keeping it close to that number. We'll see. It certainly isn't very "scientific" or mathematical. Sometimes this kind of informal eyeball analysis works and sometimes it doesn't. But Micron's numbers were excellent and the stock IMHO is still very under valued. It <should> have gone up.