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$IBM At Crucial Level? Will it Crush and move higher or not?2-Months ago we put wild prediction that price will move 35% and we are far from that target price, but the chance to achieve that TP now seems more likely than it was 2 months ago. Now price hit or about to hit 50-week moving average and once it secures it will head to $161 and finally confirm bottom and reclaime $177 zone in just 12 Months. Good luck. The stock qualifies to buy in dips that may happen next few weeks.
NYSE:IBMLong
by Xafada
Dogs of the DOW - One Year Entrance - IBMThe current Dogs are: CVX, CAT, VZ, PFE, CSCO, IBM, BA, MRK, INTC, XOM. Take a look at each one of those names on a DAILY CHART. Set only ONE Exponential moving average on the chart. Just one. Nothing else. A 33 Exponential Moving Average, offset by 3. As soon as you get a Daily Close of any of those stocks, above that 33 Exponential moving average, buy the stock, and hold it for the year, up to February 24th, 2017. That's it, that's the entire strategy. CVX is waiting. CAT IS A BUY. VZ is a buy. PFE is one to wait for. CSCO, you buy. IBM is a buy.
NYSE:IBMLong
by aileronmarketbalance
IBM: Long term entryIBM is offering a great entry for the long term. With earnings having beaten expectations for Q4, I'd be looking for a long trade here, mostly because we've hit a very strong long term support level, but also because the company's valuation at this level seems interesting. You could look into protecting the downside selling covered calls. I reccomend a 9-18% size position here, not more. Good luck if taking this trade. If interested in learning more about my signals service or private coaching, pm me for more information. Thanks for stopping by. Cheers, Ivan Labrie.
NYSE:IBMLong
by IvanLabrie
2
IBM EARNINGS PLAYIBM announces earnings tomorrow after market, so look to put on a play before market close. Here are two possible plays, but I'm looking at these in off hours, so I'm doubtful that the potential credit to be received is accurate, although the strikes, probability of profit, and break even metrics should be fairly accurate (as usual, they may require a strike of two of tweaking after market open): Jan 29 119/142 short strangle Probability of Profit %: 74% Max Profit: $147/contract (tentative) Buying Power Effect: ~$1493 Break Evens: 117.53/143.47 Jan 29 116/119/141/144 iron condor Probability of Profit %: 68% Max Profit: $21/contract (tentative; if it's ultimately the case that this setup will yield <1.00, I would pass on it or look at widening the wings to yield additional credit, assuming that's consistent with your risk tolerance) Buying Power Effect: ~$279 Break Evens: 118.79/141.21 Notes: I'm already in an IBM trade left over from last earnings that I'm working on, so I won't be playing this one .... .
NYSE:IBM
by NaughtyPines
IBM IRON CONDOR (UPDATE ON BROKEN EARNINGS SETUP)This is becoming somewhat of an epic, post-earnings work-off setup. Without boring you with all the details (which are outlined in the post below), my post-earnings setup, after rolling and such is currently a Dec 7 140/143/140/143 iron condor. The 140/143 is the put wing and, yes, the 140/143 is the call wing (so it's basically inverted, with the call wing below the put wing; in short, it's an f'd-up setup). In any event, the 143 long call of that setup is nearly worthless, has done its job, so I'm going to take it off here for a .05 credit. The short call I will take off for as much I can get for it. Thereafter, I will have to roll the put side, most likely no later than Tuesday of next week, since I don't see IBM pounding above 143 (my short put strike) in short order. What I'm going to do is look to roll it out 45 DTE, but I'm going to first see what I can get for a 1 SD short call vertical at that expiry (it will be some kind of credit). Once I know what that credit is, I will look to see how much I can improve the short put side in terms of its strikes, because I don't want to pay more to roll/improve the short put side that I can receive in credit for the short call side. The unfortunate thing is that a 45 DTE will most likely be beyond IBM's next earnings announcement, so I will have to watch to see if I can take advantage of price movement/volatility around that event in order to improve the put strikes further ... .
NYSE:IBM
by NaughtyPines
Put Ratio Backspread, Shorting the gap Well as this stock did gap down with good volume supporting the move. I decided to enter short through a Put ratio backspread. Reason being that this options' strategy simply limits my risk in regards to the large gap between 172.50 / 162.50. All in all, I'm looking for further downside to retest the 150.00 / 152.00 area. For those wondering what a ratio backspread spread is I'll give you a link with a definition of it. Feel free to also just google put ratio backspread if you want to find a better explanation of it. www.theoptionsguide.com The position: Bought +2 100 AUG 15 157.5 Puts Sold/Wrote -1 100 AUG 15 162.5 Puts The trade: Exiting at a loss if we get a daily close above the 200 Moving Average. Exiting at a profit if we reach the 150 / 152 area. Cheers, happy trading! =)
NYSE:IBMShort
by Daniel.B
12
Shorting IBM on weak fundamentals and appropriate wave structureYesterday the company published a mixed earnings report. It reported: * earnings per share of $3.84 versus expected $3.78; that's a beat. * revenue of $20.8 billion versus $20.95 billion, that's a miss, and the 13th consecutive quarterly decline. The stock lost nearly 5% in the after hours. We are expecting more downside, as the wave count suggests the continuation of a longer-term downtrend. Stop-loss is a daily close above 170.
NYSE:IBMShort
by Nickonomics
2
IBM Ready For A BreakoutIBM had a disastrous quarter in Q3 2014, where growth dramatically slowed. The market has punished IBM by selling it off hard. Following its drop from $190 to $160 IBM went into a long period of accumulation. The chart reminds me a classic Wyckoff pattern. As Richard Wyckoff explained in his seminal book on tap reading, large Wallstreet operators are not afraid to buy a fallen stock, provided the stock is large, liquid and has good earnings. In fact, they welcome an opportunity to accumulate shares at discount prices confident in their ability to mark up the stock once they have built a full position. While Wyckoff's work cover the classic period of 1920-30, I think its core is as relevant today as it once was. IBM fits the profile perfectly. It is an institutional stock that mutual fund managers are extremely comfortable with. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that large operators are accumulating the stock. The chart, in general, seems to confirm. You can see a typical pattern of the stock being stuck in a ~ 8% range with a very strong support in $152 area. The support has been tested 3 times so far and held up. Finally, on April 23 IBM broke out of the range on increased volume. This is a sign that accumulation is over and the large operators are ready to mark up the stock. optionsforum.net
NYSE:IBMLong
by baerrus