The option position could have been closed out yesterday for a gain ranging from $800 to $1,200, with the best opportunity coming on Goldman’s dip to 118.65 about 90 minutes into the session. If you still hold the two July-April 115 and 120 calendar spreads (along with a single extra short April 115 call), you should exit it today rather than carry an unhedged position in the July calls into next week. Playing it down to the wire today would be risky, but not without commensurate rewards. Maximum theoretical gains of about $2280 on the entire position would come with the stock settling at $115. The April calls would be theoretically worthless, the July 115 calls would be selling for around 17.30, and the July 120s for 14.70. That profit estimate also reflects a $400 loss on some April 130-135 call spreads and April 90-85 put spreads that we still hold.  I’ve included a snapshot of an option calculator that shows how I calculated maximum spread values at expiration. Effectively, with the stock at 115, it values the April calls we are short at zero, leaving the price of the July calls we are long as the spread value.