On Sept 13th I detailed a bullish options strategy to set up for tonight’s Q3 earnings report in Alphabet (GOOGL), read here. At the time, shares of GOOGL were trading $1235, and Identified playing for …
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On October 1st, a week after Nike’s (NKE) better than expected fiscal 2020 Q1 results, I detailed a collar strategy for long holders after the stock had broken out to an all-time high (read here), …
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On October 11th on CNBC’s Options Action program, a laid out a defined risk way to play JP Morgan (JPM) for a technical breakout to new all-time highs prior to December expiration: Banks kick off …
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Since early Spring it has been my view that U.S. Treasuries would remain the beneficiary from the ongoing trade war with China: This from March 6th (Bonds Shaken, Not Yet Stirred): Its been my view …
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On Friday I previewed Apple’s (AAPL) fiscal Q2 earnings that were out last night and suggested: Despite the stocks bounce from its June lows and its 32% YTD gains, it’s my sense that expectations are …
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Back on July 19th I previewed Tesla’s (TSLA) Q2 results and suggested the stock might be about to hit a speed bump after a blistering 40% rally in the prior six weeks: And discussed on …
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On June 11th, when shares of Tesla (TSLA) were in the midst of a nice little rally after making multi-year lows the previous week, I detailed a put calendar strategy (Tesla Stalling?) to set up …
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In early May (It’s In the M&A Game?) following better than expected earnings and guidance, I laid out a bullish case for shares of Electronic Arts (EA) over the course of the summer: Shares of …
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On Friday, May 31st when shares of Apple (AAPL) were trading $175, down nearly 20% from the prior month’s post-earnings highs, I detailed a strategy to gain upside exposure over the course of the summer …
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Back in early March, (Bonds Shaken, Not Yet Stirred) I made the case that U.S. Treasury Yields were about to take another leg lower: Its been my view for years as the Fed ended quantitative easing …
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