New Options for HubSpot Inc Offer Interesting Investment Opportunities
Investors in HubSpot Inc (Symbol: HUBS) have new options available for trading today, with an expiration date set for June 2026. A critical component influencing the price an option buyer is willing to pay is the time value. With 464 days until expiration, these newly available contracts provide a potential opportunity for sellers of puts or calls to earn a higher premium than would be possible with contracts expiring sooner. At Stock Options Channel, our YieldBoost formula has scrutinized the HUBS options chain for these new June 2026 contracts and has flagged one put and one call contract of particular interest.
Put Contract Insights
The highlighted put contract with a $580.00 strike price currently has a bid of $88.00. If an investor sells to open this put contract, they will be obligated to purchase HUBS stock at $580.00 while simultaneously collecting the premium. This arrangement effectively lowers the cost basis of the shares to $492.00 (excluding broker commissions). For investors looking to buy shares of HUBS, this strategy could present a more appealing option than purchasing at the current price of $587.00 per share.
Notably, the $580.00 strike price represents roughly a 1% discount relative to HUBS’s current trading price, indicating that it is out-of-the-money by that percentage. Present analytical data indicates that the odds of this put contract expiring worthless are approximately 65%. Stock Options Channel will monitor these odds over time, updating a chart of the metrics on our website under the contract detail page for this contract. If the contract does expire worthless, the premium would yield a 15.17% return on the cash commitment, or 11.94% annualized—what we refer to as the YieldBoost.
Call Contract Insights
Turning to the call side of the option chain, a call contract at the $660.00 strike price is currently bid at $91.00. If an investor buys shares of HUBS at the current price of $587.00 per share and sells to open this call contract as a “covered call,” they will agree to sell the stock at $660.00. By collecting the premium, the investor could realize a total return of 27.94% if the stock is called away by the June 2026 expiration (excluding dividends and broker commissions). However, it’s essential to recognize that a significant upside may be sacrificed if HUBS shares appreciate significantly, making the analysis of both historical trading patterns and business fundamentals crucial.
The following chart illustrates HUBS’s trailing twelve-month trading history, with the $660.00 strike highlighted in red:
The $660.00 strike price represents approximately a 12% premium relative to the current trading price, meaning it is also out-of-the-money by that percentage. Consequently, there is a possibility that the covered call contract could expire worthless, allowing the investor to keep both their shares and the collected premium. Analysis suggests that the odds of this happening are about 46%. Stock Options Channel will track these odds over time, publishing relevant charts and trading history on our website. If the covered call contract does expire worthless, the premium would amount to a 15.50% additional return for the investor, or 12.19% annualized, which we also describe as the YieldBoost.
The put contract’s implied volatility stands at 44%, while the call contract has an implied volatility of 41%. In comparison, the actual trailing twelve-month volatility, calculated using the last 250 trading days along with today’s price of $587.00, is determined to be 38%. For additional put and call options worth considering, please visit StockOptionsChannel.com.
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