$IBM - Log into ERPotential rising wedge inside this triangle. However, I will be opening Feb19 calls today.Longby bulltradingtipsPublished 0
IRON TARIHi guys! New Iron condor, check my last trades, and get my script for free! Enjoy your wallet! Tari. by TARITRADEUpdated 0
IBM correction may not be over yet.IBM could repeat its correction pattern from 1987 to 1993 and this would be a great buying opportunity.Shortby tobsel7Published 225
IBM LongEMA20 cross EMA100 as Golden cross in uptrend In EMA20 upper of Bollinger band Entry 125 Stop 122 Target 135 I am not a PRO trader. I trade option to test my trading plan with small cost. The max Risk of each plan is less than 1% of my account. If you like this idea, please use SIM/Demo account to try it. Option trade: Sell Jul Put C60/100 limit 2.5; Delta= -0.15, Theta = -0.02 Option Stop 100;Longby PlanTradePlanMMUpdated 3
IBM short - at strong resistanceUp into the 130 area looks like a great place to start shorts on IBM. Price volume profile seems to have the target at $81.50 and I see as low as $70.Shortby YogigolfPublished 5
IBM medium/long term targetsI was inspired by the famous short seller Jim Chanos to put those targets for 2022. Beside the Fibonacci retracement tool, i also used the Volume profile to see the big support lines. Target 1: 113 usd Target 2: 89 usd Shortby TopgOptionsPublished 995
IBM, monthly, long termLong term chart of IBM. Monthly. Coming to a very important price in the chart, IMO. What will price do once it gets there? Also, check out the price and relative strength divergence.Longby SwanFrenchPublished 0
IBM SidewaysIBM hit it's all time high in 2013. Since then, it has "stair-stepped" downward and tends to "hang out" in a range for extended periods of time (like a year or more) before meandering lower. My guess is that it will struggle to hit $135 for several quarters. Iron condors seem like a safe bet! NYSE:IBMby ThetaGatorUpdated 111
Heavy ship sailing North - long view on IBMI read #IBM big picture as ascending in Wave 3. It will probably take the whole 2021 to reach first big target of 181 before major correction. Would go Long @ 120-121, TP1 152, TP2 181, SL 110 Get 5% (annualised) dividend on the way as a bonus. Longby NN-tradingPublished 0
Cash Secured vs Naked PutsI’m Markus Heitkoetter and I’ve been an active trader for over 20 years. I often see people who start trading and expect their accounts to explode, based on promises and hype they see in ads and e-mails. They start trading and realize it doesn’t work this way. The purpose of these articles is to show you the trading strategies and tools that I personally use to trade my own account so that you can grow your own account systematically. Real money…real trades. Cash Secured vs Naked Puts What I want to talk about right now is the difference between cash secured vs naked puts. If you've been following Coffee with Markus, then you know that recently there was a comment from someone who said “They are the same thing!” Of course, that is not the case. So in this article, I’ll show you the differences between cash secured vs naked puts. I’ll also explain why I highly recommend that you trade cash secured puts when trading the Wheel strategy. Selling A Put Option When you sell a put option it means that you have to buy the stock at the strike price that you sold it for if the contract is exercised at expiration. This is very important, and you are obligated to do it. So, therefore, obviously what you want is that the stock stays above the strike price that you chose. Because in this case, you just keep the premium. Now, let me give you a very, very specific example here. Put Example: IBM So recently, I sold a 115 put on IBM . I did this with three days to expiration and I received a premium of $43 per option that I traded. Now, I traded two options, or two contracts. So this means that I received $86 in premium. If you divide this by three days, this means that we are looking at approximately $29 per day in premium, which is what I’m looking for. I mean, this is how I have achieved the very systematic results here of 22.7% over the last three months, and if I can keep this up, this would translate into 19.8% per year. So thus far, what does it have to do with cash secured or naked puts here? In this example, as long as IBM stays above 115 until expiration, I would just keep the $86 in premium and the option expires worthless. However, if IBM would close below 115 at expiration, then I have to buy 100 shares of IBM at a price of $115. So in my case, since I have sold two options, I would have to buy 200 shares of IBM at $115. This means that I would have to bring $23,000 to the table. But here’s the deal. In order to sell these puts, my broker only required around $4,400. Let’s take a look at this. See IBM here, it says capital required $4,453. That’s only 20% of the money that I actually need to buy the shares. The Differences Between Cash Secured vs Naked Puts Now let’s talk about the difference between cash-secured puts and naked puts. Cash secured puts mean that you have $23,000 in your account to cover the stocks if you are getting assigned. So if you only had $5,000 in your account, you could still place the trade. As you can see, the broker only required $4,453. However, you wouldn’t have enough money to actually buy the shares if you got assigned. This means that you sold the naked puts. You just don’t have enough money. You just had enough money for the broker, what he required to sell it. So why would the broker let me sell the puts for only $4,400 when I need $23,000 to buy the shares if I get assigned? Well, here is why the broker does it. He does it for two reasons. Reason number one, most options expire worthless. And number two, even if they don’t expire worthless most traders buy the option back. So they close it before they expire and the broker knows that. That’s why he’s only requesting 1/5 of the buying power that you need for buying the shares. And that’s all good as long as you close your position before expiration. However, when trading the Wheel, you actually want to get assigned. It is part of the strategy. You see, we not only sell a put option, if we get assigned we will sell calls and get the premium. So the question now is… What Happens If You Don’t Have Enough Money And You Get Assigned? Let’s say you have $5,000 in your account and you entered this trade. Now IBM is below 115 at expiration and you have to buy 200 shares at $115, but you don’t have the money. So what happens? Well, now your broker is buying them for you and you get a so-called ‘margin call’. What does it mean? A margin call basically means the broker asks you to wire the remaining $19,000 that you need for this into the account, and he wants to have this pretty much that day. What happens if you don’t have the money? If you don’t do this, the broker will sell the shares the next day at whatever price he can get. So this means that you lose all control over this trade. Your broker is now in control and that’s not good. You see, when trading the Wheel strategy you want to remain in control. After we get assigned the shares, we want to sell calls against it and collect even more premium. Summary I highly recommend that you trade cash-secured puts so that you have enough money in the account in case you get assigned. This way, you have full control over your shares and you can actually make money with them. Now you know the difference between cash-secured puts vs naked puts and you know when to use what. Educationby rockwelltradingPublished 225
Sell: 117.25Ingenuity Trading Club- Geometric Markov Model : In probability theory, a Markov model is a stochastic model used to predict randomly changing systems. Markov Models are used in all aspects of life from Google search to daily weather forecast. The randomly changing systems we focus on are the equity, futures, and forex markets. The geometric element of the model is the fractal wave structure you can find on any chart you look at across any market and across all time dimensions. Our model focuses on the current wave formation (current state)- geometric price formation along with its volume and volatility over a given time period and using that information to predict the future state- future price movement. Shortby IngenuityTradingPublished 0
$IBM Bearish Swing TradeGreen Line - Entry Target Red Line - Exit Target Pink Line - Stop-Loss Highly suggest using Google to Search "Transparent Traders" if you're trying to get to the next level. Transparent Traders exists to solve the critical issues facing our traders, both large and small. Our unique approach is not only what differentiates us, but also what makes us successful. Our advanced Blackbox uses custom algorithms & predictive A.I. to locate the most accurate day or swing trades for the best chance of success. Shortby jonny_red32Published 3
Trading inside the range / Real example and trade Idea IBMToday we have a long set up to share + a clear explanation of why we are developing this trade. a) First of all, let's start on the weekly chart: We can see a massive support zone. The price has reversed from there, and we can project previous resolutions to the current scenario. In this case, "expect a new bullish impulse." b) Now that we have a clear Macro scenario, we will go to the current range. c) When we are trading a Range, the most important thing is understanding: the Support and the resistance that make the range. Why do we want to understand this? Because those areas are Supply and Demand levels. and if we wait for the correct signal, we can trade with confidence towards the next Resistance (if you are on a bullish scenario) or towards the next support (if you are on a bearish scenario) d) The idea of the previous item is to explain that you should NOT buy or sell a support or a resistance just because the price is there. As we said before, you need Filters. Which is our filter? Broken descending trendline + Corrective Structure + Enough distance to trade towards the next level with a risk rewards ratio above 1.5 e) In this case, we have all the previous conditions, and we will trade the breakout of the Flag Pattern. Entry above B / Stop below C / Break-Even first Fibo Extension / Take Profit on the 2nd fibo extension f) We will cancel this setup if the price goes below C. We expect a resolution of 15 days as maximum if the entry is executed Longby ThinkingAntsOkPublished 15
Smart tech time is coming IBM sep 20 buyback is the weakest in company history ( We are at the bottom of uprising long-term channel Lets see if we fall High risk trade be careful by KrackenheadPublished 0
$IBM Potential Gap Fill $120-$125 IBM in strong recovery as old tech outperforms growth. Potential target to gap fill $120 & $122 to Channel trendlineLongby RedHotStocksPublished 1
IBM has entered the cloud 5GWith the worst case scenario out of the picture, markets have bounced and now even breaking out of channels. IBM did not have the best earnings report but by entering with cloud and possibly more government contracts with a Biden presidency, this stock will do well. Insider buying last week. Long. Keep an eye on RSI and MACD. Stop Loss: 112 Take some profit: Above 120 Time frame: Less than one month RSI Level: 60Longby JustinLevPublished 1
I Recommend buying !IBM WIll Rise Next Days I Advais To Buy Target 128 USD StoopLoss 108 USD by ALAOUALPublished 1
ibm 4h h&s?possible reversal for ibm here, looking to enter position if we can hold a $115 closeLongby devank00Updated 0