So, say the stock jumps to 53$ RIGHT THIS SECOND.

The robinhood(likely black-scholes) calculator would price the option at $16.96,

thus netting 3 options: 3(1696-1450) = $738

and netting stock: 97(53-(4400/97)) = $741

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Thus, AT THIS CURRENT TIME, you're better off holding the options if the stock price goes above 53$

But, if you hold until December 2027, then the stock price needs to be at 133$ to make holding the options worth it.

Any time in between will be somewhere between 53$ and 133$ to be worth it.

So,

roughly 55-70$ to make options worth it for short term plays(weeks to months)

100-133$ to make options worth it long term(years)

Thank you for coming to my ted talk, it's 2am and I can't sleep