GE trade ideas
GE In a REALLY Bad Spot - Keep an eye out for $5.50 I think seeing how far back these resistance and support lines are there is a 3 test around 5.50 that will absolutely hold up if it breaks below. Honesty GE has some insane resistance in so many ways. Hard to say where to play it except I an say anywhere in the $4.15ish-$5.50 range if it gets that low could have some quick upside. Still wouldn't keep it for long. Unless you think GE is going back to it's glory days. Then 4-6 bucks is a steal. Not super sold on GE until they make a move internally to make them a great company again.
This stock is maybe the best if you are iffy about support/resistance to test out on a higher scale. Watch these levels from the 80's and 90's make stock prices move 30 years later. Support and resistance, volume and the news >
Long GE Strangle 6/19Look for GE to touch it's $6 support again before making another run up. I recently said GE would bounce off of that support because it is such a strong support. It hasn't broke ~$6 in 28 years. Yes, GE laid off of 50% of aviation today, but they are freeing up their balance sheet. They recently freed up $20 billion in sale. GE moves with the market so anything can happen, but I don't see them falling past $6.
I'm running a long strangle.
26 6/19 $10 calls @ .15
21 6/19 $4 puts @ .18
Closing out the short leg when GE gets around $6 and then riding the calls back up.
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GE forming a bullish channelGE tends to follow the market but it has some things going for it.
- Freed up $20 billion recently in a sale of its biopharma sector.
- It is at a pretty hard support. It hit these levels in 08 before running up and before that 1992 was the last time it was this low.
- GE is too diverse to crash further and they seem to have the right ideas to increase free cash flow.
- GE is manufacturing ventilators to help combat this awful virus.
- Open interest for many strike dates is very call:put heavy. There is very little interest in OTM puts.
- GE was hovering around $12 before this crash.
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