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SOFI call estimate if SoFi rises $1.50

Estimate how a SOFI $18 call for July 17 could move if the stock rises by $1.5 over 1 day. Review the scenario and option assumptions in OptionsPeek.

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What this scenario is modeling

This sample scenario looks at a SoFi call and estimates what could happen if SOFI rises by $1.50 over 1 day.

It is useful when you want a lower-priced stock example instead of a mega-cap setup, especially for testing how percentage and dollar framing can feel different.

Current assumptions include delta 0.44, implied volatility 54%.

This is a Black-Scholes-style scenario estimate, not pricing truth.
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Ticker
SOFI
Contract
call $18
Expiration
July 17
Stock Move
1.5

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