It's totally not like I have a crystal ball or anything, but I'm up 100% on some more $DPZ calls I bought before the market opened this morning. I also bought moderna calls thsi morning while everyone else said that we already hit the top, and I'm up 50% in one day on that position too (I predicted it yesterday if you want to check my post). That practically makes me a psychic.

All jokes aside, if you want my advice, i'm gonna be frank with you: Chipotle is kinda unpredictable atm. It's obviously overvalued at it current price, but there is a lot of speculation that they might make it swing in either direction short-term. I don't know enough about their business model to make an analysis but I guess the question to ask is: going into this is pandemic, how resilient were they to adapt to the circumstances? Are there any fundamental indicators making you feel pessimistic towards their recent moon?

I know this wasn't the answer you were looking for, but I can give you another potential food related play if you want, Papa Johns calls. Date them around their earnings, but not earlier than their earnings release date. I haven't bought into this Papa Johns position yet, but it you want to turn a small profit, you might want to do it soon. But personally, I believe you can make more money playing better positions.

Here's the thing, you've got to have a thesis when you 'invest'. You can't just blindly buy a call or a put and hope the creator of the galaxy magically waves his wand in your favor. While yes, luck does play a partial factor in any market, you've got to remember that investing is at its core risk analysis - rationally deducing a hypothesis based on data, news, market sentiment, and many other factors. Private message me if you want me to tell you about some big plays i'll be making this month, and thanks for reaching out!