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$DAL can fall in next daysContextual immersion trading strategy idea. Delta Air Lines attempted to reverse the trend yesterday. The attempt was failed. Today stock opened lower than yesterday's close price and continue falling. Despite oil prices falling, the general condition for this stock is shortable due to COVID-19 panic. Profit from lower oil prices is not enough to cover losses from lower passenger traffic. I suppose the price will be falling in the next days. So I opened a short position from $42.40; stop-loss — $44,36 — over today's high; Information about take-profits will be later. Do not view this idea as a recommendation for trading or investing. It is published only to introduce my own vision. Always do your own analysis before making deals. When you use any materials, do not rely on blind trust. You should remember that isolated deals do not give systematic profit, so trade/invest using a developed strategy. If you like my content, you can subscribe to the news and receive my fresh ideas. Thanks for being with me!
NYSE:DALShort
by KozakHlib
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Delta Air line long set upon pullback BUY DAL OPTION Price target $54 Price target 2 57.68 Warren Buffett famously advises investors to "be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful." The billionaire investor's Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate showcased that approach last week: It boosted its stake in Delta Air Lines during the massive market selloff fueled by coronavirus fears. Berkshire deployed about $45 million to buy nearly 980,000 shares in the airline last Thursday, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing. The purchases raised its total holding to about 71.9 million shares, giving it an 11.2% stake in the company.
NYSE:DALLong
by MavRich_Trading
DAL - DAILY CHARTHi, today we are going to talk about the Target Corp and its current landscape. With more than 400 planes grounded, 737 Max crisis is still backlashing Boeing Co., and now the Boeing problem could become the industry "problem" as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), may fundamentally change the certification process of aircraft, by prioritizing the human factor in the proceeding. The FAA wants to appraise how quickly airline pilots can react to emergency situations and possibly evaluating how the design o planes make it easier or harder for the pilot's reaction. The proposals need to be the debated of Congress, that has been criticizing the FAA administrator Stephen Dickson over its close relationship with the industry, Dickson it's a former employee of Delta Air Lines. The effects of the 737 problems, combined with the slowing down economy entails strong headwinds for the whole industry, plus this new regulatory change, companies could see a shrinking of its orders, and more costs to have products in-line with the new possible FAA framework. The positive highlight of the day for the sector goes to the orders coming from several airlines, like Emirates that ordered 50 Airbus A350 jets in a deal worthing $16 billion; Air Arabia ordered 120 Airbus A320s in a $14 billion deal, and Etihad will take 20 Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliners. Thank you for reading and leave your comments if you like. To have access to our exclusive contents, join the Traders Heaven today! Link Below. Disclaimer: All content of Golden Dragon has only educational and informational purposes, and never should be used or take it as financial advice.
NYSE:DAL
by Igor-Silva
DAL Golden Cross suggests Wave 5 For a pedestrian industry, DAL has shown bullish consolidation in a rising channel for years. The Golden Cross (50d SMA crossing 200d SMA) today follows stronger than usual price/action, similar to the last one in Nov 2016., where there was a 38.2% retracement before continuing upwards, this time 53.24. We allow a little more because of the earnings gap, and enter at 52.30. The Feb/Mar consolidation zone is resistance, so the stop is placed below it at 48. The target of 70.50 is ambitious, outside the channel (unless we get another long bullish consolidation), but we are relying Wave 5 being equal to Wave 1 (the last GC). This gives a RR of 4.23.
NYSE:DALLong
by adatherton
Look for gains in Delta (DAL)When you look at Delta (NYSE: DAL), you see a clear resistance but a triangle pattern. When adding a pitch fan you clearly see obvious tests of both the resistance zones. With the gains and natural consolidation you see clear bull flags everywhere. Gains are expected to rise at the beginning of trading at 6:30 AM PST. If I were to guess they will occur around 7:15 AM PST. Major changes (in relation to breaking resistance zones/trends) will end FOR SURE at 8:30 AM PST.
NYSE:DALLong
by UnknownUnicorn4498547
THE WEEK AHEAD: DAL, OIH/XOP, XLK, FCXAfter a short break for shortened trading weeks for the Christmas and New Year's holidays (how bout them holiday markets, huh?), I'm back to my regular routine. Here's what's on tap for the coming week ... . Earnings: I'm not seeing much on the earnings front for volatility contraction plays or premium plays in high implied volatility around earnings that are giving me that "come hither" look. I did look at DAL (65/40; earnings on Thursday), but it's got goofy two-and-a-halfs on the call side in the Feb expiry where I'd want to set up my tent, which could make call side trade management problematic. The very last type of headache I want to have with a trade is being forced to roll to a goofy strike or do something whacky because of strike unavailability. That being said, the February 15th 45 short put is paying 1.26 (30 delta) with a break even of 43.74 (8.5% discount over current price; divvy yield is 2.80%; 1.40 annualized) should that type of play strike your fancy. Exchange-Traded Funds Ordered by Implied Volatility Rank: GDX 73/33 USO 69/53 OIH 64/46 IYR 62/21 GDXJ 59/34 ... And Ordered by 30-Day Implied: UNG 38/54 USO 59/53 OIH 64/46 XOP 53/43 EWZ 27/35 As usual, petro (USO, OIH, XOP) is sticking out for volatility, which is kind of why I like to be in some kind of play with a premium selling component on a virtually constant basis. OIH and XOP continue to dribble along at the low end of their ranges, so my preference would be for bullish assumption setups there with no or limited upside risk (short puts, upward call diagonals, lizards) in the short to medium term. Having gotten out of an XOP upward call diagonal last week, I'll probably re-up with something in the February cycle and will post that trade here separately later in the week. Broad Market: QQQ: 59/30 IWM: 52/26 XLK: 48/30 SPY: 25/24 I've thrown XLK (technology) in here because of its close correlation with SPY (3-month of .86). In comparison, it's got slightly better volatility metrics, but is also one-fourth the price, so you can potentially proxy a broad market play without hanging as much buying power out there as you would with one of the majors. Trade of the Week: Pictured here is an FCX (62/57) upward call diagonal (bullish assumption) setup (with an overlay of copper futures). Although it's got earnings in 18, I'm just looking to get in on weakness and in a fairly high volatility environment. Moreover, I can get in fairly cheaply with a greater than 180 day back month, which will give me plenty of time to reduce cost basis in the diagonal. I went with the March 12 short call strike for the front month because the Feb 11 was "too close," and the Feb 12 was "too far away" (not enough collected for the short call). Metrics: Max Loss on Setup: $278; Max Profit on Setup: $122; Break Even: 10.78 versus 10.82 spot; Debit Paid to Spread Width Ratio: 69.5%.
NYSE:FCX
by NaughtyPines