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Consider this MNST bullishly biased vertical call spread expiring in June.
The price run-up from $56 looks like the pole of a bull flag formation.
Pepsico shares are up 5% since the start of the year, while Coca-Cola's stock are up 8.7%.
After trading sideways for 2 years, beverage company is back to the top of its range.
Shares of the energy-drink company are poised for an upside breakout.
Try this call spread in MNST, but don't chase on this thin trading day.
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It might take a couple of closes above $165 to signal a breakout on the upside, or $120 on the downside.
The beverage and snack giant just can't seem to do any wrong.
The leadership is quite stark.
The energy-drink maker is sitting on a potential emerging-market payday.
A close below $140 on MNST will look bearish and potentially trap a lot of new longs.
It seems as if the best quarters are behind the beverage maker.
Analysts are overestimating Monster's potential for revenue growth and margin expansion.