. >> mike khouw, thank you very much. mike is doing a risk reversal. this is a bullish strategy where you sell a put and use that money to buy a call. the goal? you want the stock to rise above the strike of the call bought. however, it's not all good, and since you're short that put, you must be willing to buy the stock. that said, mike, what is the trade? >> i'm looking at here, going out to july. i'm going to sell the july 11 puts and use those proceeds and collect some of the extra money i'm getting and buy the 13 call for 20 cents, so i'm going to collect 20 cents, over a three-month period, annualize that, and down side is obviously if the stock trades lower, be forced to buy it at $11. and down about 7% or so from the stock currently trading. you might say that doesn't seem like a very big decline. the stock basically hit a low within the last 12 months or so, i think on that chart was just below 940, but the fact of the matter is if you're making a bullish play, would you rather buy the stock right now or collect a little over 1.5%? >> i think