Elon Musk pulling his offer for Twitter (TWTR) has been big news in the equities world. TWTR is now suing Musk for breach of contract (with the case set for October). Options traders may believe TWTR still has some upside though over the next year. A large options block trade executed last week suggests the […]
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Weekly Market Update: Is It Time To Trade This Tech Stock?
Since the peak in December… The Nasdaq has been absolutely slammed… down 28% as I write this. 2020 fever for Zoom, Peloton and other high-flying tech stocks has long cooled. However, I’m looking at a chart from one of America’s most famous tech investors… And it looks like it may actually be bottoming. I explain […]
Weekly Market Update: Tradeable Bottom Here?
Welcome to the 2nd half of the trading year! No doubt the first 6 months of 2022 proved very challenging for both buy-and-hold investors & traders. July is setting up to be a massive month. Fed meetings… But, more importantly, earnings season is kicking off July 14th. Company financials will be an incredible indicator if […]
A 21% Potential Energy Play Winner
We’re in a broad bear market. There’s no getting around it. My indicators project we could see a relief rally but… for the most part… we’re in a down market. However, energy has bucked the trend and is doing very well right now. Some of the plays, like BPT, have already shot up 30%+… But […]
This food stock may actually go to all-time highs during this tough market
Most sectors of the market have been creamed recently… But, underneath the surface, I see a food stock that is about to break out to all-time highs. They pay a nice dividend… More importantly… While other food stocks, like Kraft-Heinz (who are way off from all-time highs)… This one stock is set to break out. […]
This Trade Can Make Money Whether a Stock Goes Up or Down
One of my favorite trading strategies—and one that big-time money managers and volatility traders use—is trading an iron condor. An iron condor is selling a downside put spread and an upside call spread at the same time. In this scenario, you cap your risk because you have a spread with a defined loss. A common […]