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EA strong amongst the overblown fudTreasury yields pulled the entire market down except for EA. The lone soldier looking strong. Chart looks great on the weekly. Last candle had a long lower shadow at support. This weeks candle is an engulfing candle. Barring the market being a bigger turd than it already is, EA should move back to the $140 range by the end of next week. The idea that treasury yields rising can bring an entire market down is ridiculous. I'd rather own a high yield dividend stock. I'm not buying into the B.S. The market will move higher. Loading 10/8 EA calls at open.
NASDAQ:EALong
by chaseflores10
Watchlist AMAT for a possible call: with TAOverall idea: If AMAT breaks 133.51, calls with a PT to 141.50 will be a go. (SL at 129.90) TA: ~Accumulation/Distribution line is sharply increasing, foreshadowing a strong incoming bull action ~MACD has just crossed over into the positive, hinting at upcoming bull action ~VI is at an intersection point, foreshadowing a reversal in momentum from its previous bear action ~RSI is at 50, giving it room to go either direction without much fear of being overbought/oversold ~ so far there have been two rejections of the 50 EMA since August 10. We are rapidly approaching a third test of this 50 EMA, which is also at the point where AMAT would need to go to break resistance. Put the two together, if 133.51 is broken, we not only would see a break of resistance, but also a cross over the 50 ema after a bounce off the long term support line. Also want to point out the obvious: the wedge that is forming long time frame.
NASDAQ:AMATLong
by MathewPiedoux
What is a Call option ?How Do Call Options Work? What Is a Call Option? ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Call options are financial contracts that give the option buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy a stock, bond, commodity or other asset or instrument at a specified price within a specific time period. The stock, bond, or commodity is called the underlying asset. A call buyer profits when the underlying asset increases in price. ━━━━━━━━━━ How Do Call Options Work? ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Since call options are derivative instruments, their prices are derived from the price of an underlying security, such as a stock. For example, if a buyer purchases the call option of ABC at a strike price of $100 and with an expiration date of December 31, they will have the right to buy 100 shares of the company any time before or on December 31. The buyer can also sell the options contract to another option buyer at any time before the expiration date, at the prevailing market price of the contract. If the price of the underlying security remains relatively unchanged or declines, then the value of the option will decline as it nears its expiration date. ━━━━━━━━━━━━ Use Of Call Options ━━━━━━ Investors use call options for the following purposes: 🔵 Speculation Call options allow their holders to potentially gain profits from a price rise in an underlying stock while paying only a fraction of the cost of buying actual stock shares. They are a leveraged investment that offers potentially unlimited profits and limited losses (the price paid for the option). Due to the high degree of leverage, call options are considered high-risk investments.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by dsp21486
VIAC looking juicy for a short/putI don't own stock anymore, I, unfortunately, sold once it hit its fair value estimate of $57. If I owned stock I would either sell it or use some of it to sell calls against to take advantage of the inflated options premiums by collecting that weekly as it goes down. As you can see the separation between the moving averages and the stock price has gotten into nose-bleed territories, the RSI looks grossly overbought for an extended period of time. This party has to come to an end. Not saying this will crash like the overcooked QS did but I would say if you don't have any exposure an in-the-money put option would be nice. ITM put options will have strikes above the current stock price and they have the trade-off of being more expensive but having a higher probability of profit without depending on a severe decline. Looks to be overbought to an alarming level, look out below.
NASDAQ:PARAShort
by EBITDAtiger
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How to trade stocks with call and put options?How to trade stocks with call and put options? Why one may consider options trading? One may consider options trading to generate income, to hedge his or her portfolio, and to speculate the next price move. What is a call option? A call option allows the option buyer the right, but not the obligation to buy a security at a predetermined price within a specific time period. What is a put option? A put option allows the option buyer the right, but not the obligation to sell or sell short the specific security at a predetermined price within a specific time period. Why options trading involves substantial risks? Options are financial contracts with a predetermined expiration date. Options have a time decay factor. At the expiration date, option holders have to make a decision. Options holders may exercise the options if the options are in-the-money, to sell the options at the market values, or faced a capital loss if the option is out-of-the-money or may be completely worthless. How to read the option quote? Just an example. 1 Call XYZ March 17, 2021 140 Call $5 XYZ is the symbol for the underlying security. March 17, 2021, is the expiration date. $140 is the strike price. The strike price is the price at which the underlying security may be brought for call options. The strike price is the price at which the underlying may be sold for put options. $5 is the premium. Premium is how much it will cost the trader to purchase the option. One option equals 100 shares of the underlying security. Thank you for reading! Greenfield Remember to click "Like" and "Follow" to see more articles. Disclosure: Article written by Greenfield. A market idea by Greenfield Analysis LLC for educational material only. The option quote in this article is not real. The option quote was just a makeup example.
NYSE:HLTEducation
by GreenfieldAnalysis