Leadership across the AI infrastructure trade continues to assert itself, with capital flowing into names tied directly to data center expansion and optical connectivity. While much of the market has been chopping sideways, select pockets tied to this theme are seeing persistent accumulation rather than speculative bursts. One name quietly riding that wave is Lumentum Holdings Inc. (LITE), which has staged a powerful advance this year, climbing from roughly 370 to near 858. What makes this move notable isn’t just the magnitude, but the structure underneath it—On-Balance Volume has been steadily rising alongside price, pointing to consistent institutional demand supporting the trend. In plain terms, this isn’t a thin rally; it’s one being built with real participation and conviction.
What we revealed live could change how you find trades—👉 watch the AutoStrike replay before access expires.

Given the elevated share price, chasing stock outright or buying calls outright can become capital-intensive quickly. A more measured approach here is an in-the-money call debit spread, which lowers the upfront cost while still allowing participation if the trend continues. Structurally, this type of setup creates a wider margin for error—shares could move higher, stall out, or even pull back modestly and still keep the trade viable. Based on current pricing, there is a configuration where even a flat move or a decline of up to roughly 10% could still keep the spread tracking toward a potential ~63.9% return, assuming conditions remain favorable.
Setups like this—where price action and underlying demand align—tend to stay on traders’ radar for a reason. If you’re looking for more structured, income-focused trade ideas like this each week, the Options For Income Newsletter is currently available for just $1 for your first month. Get access now and start seeing how these trades are built in real time. 👉 Claim your $1 trial today!
Wishing You the Best in Investing Success,

Blane Markham
Chief Trading Strategist
Have any questions? Email us at support@markhamtrading.com
*Trading incurs risk and some people lose money trading.

Recent Comments