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ULTA, Beauty OR BeastEntry level $244 with target anywhere from $265-$330 Falling knife or bottom feeding, this is high risk to look on the long side, but the technical indicators are turning bullish and guidance could surprise. The last quarter lead to a massacre in the stock. P/E ratio 20 6.12 % short interest Ulta Beauty, Inc. is a beauty retailer of cosmetics, fragrance, skin care products, hair care products, and salon services. It provides unmatched product breadth, value and convenience in a distinctive specialty retail environment. The company was founded in January 9, 1990 and is headquartered in Bolingbrook, IL.
NASDAQ:ULTALong
by Bullishcharts
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THE WEEK AHEAD: ULTA EARNINGS; APA, UNG, VIXEARNINGS: Earnings are light in the coming week, with ULTA (90/47) being the best candidate metrically for a earnings-related volatility contraction play, although its liquidity isn't great. Pictured here is a 205/210/265/270 iron condor in the January cycle that is paying 2.06 at the mid (1.03 at 50% max). Markets, however, are showing wide here. SINGLE NAME WITH EARNINGS IN THE REAR VIEW: APA (100/71) CGC (75/89) NTNX (66/43) X (52/27) See APA, CGC posts below. EXCHANGE-TRADED FUNDS: UNG (51/54) USO (37/37) TLT (34/12) XLE (26/19) FXI (23/20) XOP (23/34) First expiries in which at-the-money short straddle pays >10% of the value of the underlying: UNG: January, 2.84 versus 17.83 (15.9%) USO: April, 1.84 versus 11.62 (15.8%) TLT: January of '21, 14.78 versus 140.42 (10.5%) XLE: June, 7.20 versus 58.89 (12.2%) FXI: May, 4.18 versus 40.94 (10.2%) XOP: January, 2.06 versus 20.36 (10.1%) Already up to my nipples in oil and gas plays, so may consider a small FXI position. Naturally, May is a bit farther out in time than I'd like -- the 36/46 short strangle camped out around the 16 delta is paying 1.06 there. BROAD MARKET: QQQ (4/15) IWM (4/15) SPY (4/12) First expiries in which at-the-money short straddle pays >10% of the value of the underlying: QQQ: June, 21.71 versus 205.10 (10.6%) IWM: June, 16.34 versus 161.77 (10.1%) SPY: Sept, 34.63 versus 314.31 (11.0%) QQQ June 181/226 20 delta short strangle, 6.48 credit (1.62 at 25% max; 3.24 at 50% max) IWM June 143/180 20 delta put/16 delta call* short strangle, 4.33 credit (1.08 at 25% max; 2.17 at 50% max) SPY September 274/345 20 delta short strangle, 10.70 credit (2.68 at 25% max; 5.35 at 50% max). * -- Strikes on the call side are 5-wide at the moment, with the 180 at the 16, the 175 at the 25. FUTURES: /6B (63/14) /NG (51/90) /ZF (39/3) /CL (37/39) /ZN (37/4) OVX popped big on Friday, so I will look to add short premium setups in /CL if that nearly 37 print hangs in there over the next couple of sessions. VIX/VIX DERIVATIVES: With /VX futures contracts trading at 16.39, 17.65, and 17.86 in January, February, and March, respectively. VIX term structure trades remain viable for those expiries. For everything else, wait for a pop in VIX -- which finished Friday's session at 12.62 ... .
NASDAQ:ULTA
by NaughtyPines
ULTA "Beauty" - How Beautiful Is It Really?This is a MONTHLY chart. Each candle represents one month of price action. Quick question. When a stock goes up, can we all agree that the market is buying it? Well of coarse! And we should be able to draw an up trend line that touches 2 or more candle lows to visually represent an increase in price over time. One more quick question. What does it mean if we are able to draw other up trend lines that are steeper? Maybe it means that the market is buying it faster so it is going up faster? The series of steeper trend lines on this chart are my focus... Let's focus on The Up Trend lines. The first one starts in March of 2009 and has an angle of elevation of 21 degrees. Let's call this one UT#1. The next starts in September of 2010 and has an angle of elevation of 27 degrees. Let's call this one UT#2. The last one on this chart started in June of 2014 and has an angle of elevation of 40 degrees. Let's call this one UT#3. I hope you can agree that owning ULTA from June, 2014 to now would have given you the fastest increase in value. Hence the 40 degree angle of elevation. Now that the history is behind us, we naturally want to know about the future... Anybody have a crystal ball that works??? My Dad had one but it had a crack in it I think. Oh yea, it was real foggy too. Especially when I asked him to tell me if the market or a stock was going to go up or down. I miss him alot... Let's get back to the future... Remember this basic rule about trend lines. Price will either bounce at the trend line, loiter around the trend line, or go through the trend line. If ULTA bounces here, we can all agree the is a great place to get long. Entries Matter!! Your potential profit depends on it! If ULTA loiters around the trend line, you will have a hard time knowing what comes next so why be long or short? I wouldn't be either. If ULTA breaks down below the trend line, it might be a good time to be short. At least take some profits. Yes, I know, I just said "short" ULTA... It is always a possibility. ULTA's price dropped below UT#3 in september but then went back above it by the end of the month. In October ULTA was higher than the September candle high but is now back to UT#3. This is not a good sign for longs. It is time to watch this closely. 40% of October is still in front of us so just watch ULTA. Don't go making any rash decisions. Decide what your "line in the sand" is. Mine would be UT#3. Or the open of September's candle. Or the low of the August candle. If you sell at your line in the sand, and ULTA bounces, you can always buy it back. Protect your profits!!
NASDAQ:ULTA
by TheTrendLineInvestor