Should Dayforce’s shares decline by 27.8%, the put contract could be exercised, resulting in a net cost basis of $49.95 per share after subtracting the premium. Currently, Dayforce’s trailing twelve-month volatility stands at 40%, based on the last 250 trading days, further influencing the risk-reward calculation for this put option.
For more options and strategies related to Dayforce, investors can consult the DAY Stock Options page.







