Trade Alert: Multibaggers
Another trade from our Multibaggers list.
Trade Alert: From the “Multibaggers” Bench
We’re adding a new position today sourced from our Multibaggers list—a curated subset of our Market Watchers universe made up of accounts with at least one documented 100%+ winner. (If you missed the background on that list and why we track it, see this explainer: https://blog.portfolioarmor.com/p/trade-alert-multibaggers-biotech.)
This setup checks our usual boxes: strong recent interest from high-conviction watchers, improving tape, and a catalyst path where options are pricing elevated near-term implied volatility.
Consistent with our playbook, we’re using a defined-risk options structure that harvests near-dated IV to help reduce net cost and lower break-evens, while leaving us meaningful upside if the name continues to work. Spreads are a bit wide here, so we’re working the order patiently; a small net debit may be necessary to clear, still within our risk guardrails.
Paid section includes the exact strikes, expiry, debit/credit, max risk/reward, and our standing GTC exits.
Today’s Multibaggers Trade
The stock is Personalis (PSNL 0.00%↑), and our trade is a combo expiring on April 17th, 2026, consisting of these three legs:
Buying the $7.50 calls,
Selling the $7.50 strike puts, and
Buying the $5 strike puts,
For a net debit of $0.55. The max gain on 2 contracts is uncapped, the max loss is $610, and the break even is with PSNL at $8.05. This trade filled at $0.55.
Exiting This Trade
My plan:
PSNL Calls (leg 1): Open a GTC order to sell half at $5 and aim to be out of all the contracts before expiration for the best price we can get.
PSNL Put Spread (legs 2 & 3): Open a GTC order to exit at a net debit of $0.20, and raise that price, if necessary, as we approach expiration.




I just got a fill on the PSNL call. How do you determine what's the best price to exit the remaining call? Do you wait until the week of expiration, or do you monitor the price regularly up to expiration?