Moderna (MRNA) shares experienced a slight decline, accompanied by a shift in options trading where calls slightly outpaced puts, resulting in a put/call ratio of 0.8. The company’s implied volatility remains high, suggesting potential price fluctuations, and options markets predict a significant stock movement around its upcoming earnings release on February 13, 2026. Despite strong liquidity and low leverage, Moderna faces challenges with negative profitability metrics and a P/S ratio that indicates it might be overvalued, while its beta suggests higher volatility compared to the market.
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Mixed Options Sentiment as Moderna (MRNA) Sees Slight Decline
Moderna (MRNA) shares experienced a slight decline, accompanied by a shift in options trading where calls slightly outpaced puts, resulting in a put/call ratio of 0.8. The company’s implied volatility remains high, suggesting potential price fluctuations, and options markets predict a significant stock movement around its upcoming earnings release on February 13, 2026. Despite strong liquidity and low leverage, Moderna faces challenges with negative profitability metrics and a P/S ratio that indicates it might be overvalued, while its beta suggests higher volatility compared to the market.