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$UAL $AAL $DAL $LUV Shortterm ShortsThis mild rally.... will it last? Looking bright to fade. Will trade options on one of these. LUV - 75% IV, 30% IVP. Sizzle - 50% UAL - 110% IV, 33% IVP, Sizzle - 45% DAL - 95% IV, 25% IVP, Sizzle - 50% AAL - 136%IV, 33% IVP, Sizzle - 45% - Makes sense. Says a story for every every option trader out there. The risk of AAL going down is huge. First thing - BACK RATIO SPREAD is not an option in the options strategy Secondly - Tight Credit Spread can give you Great Credits. Third - An DEEP OTM Iron Condor would give tremondous credit. Worth Leggin in it too. Fourth - Diagonal with 4-1 Risk to Reward. Fifth - Calender Risk 1 -2 Risk to Reward. These seem to be the best option here. I will do the one that makes sense tomorrow, provided the entry triggers.
NASDAQ:UALShort
by UDAY_C_Santhakumar
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Descending Triangle Setup on UALAirline fundamentals are horrible for the rest of 2020, with earnings expected to go DEEP negative (we're talking potential bankruptcy level negative). 50MA and 100MA well below 200MA. Descending triangle pattern offers well defined stop level. Few ways I'm considering to play this position: |Chicken Short| Short 100 shares, buy 25 CALL expiring Sep. 18, 2020 - BP reduced by ~ $1740 - Defined risk, negative theta - initial delta between -35 to -50 (more initial directional risk) - can leg out of call or buyback shares to adjust position |Partially Covered Call| Buy 40 shares @ 24.00, short 26 CALL expiring Sep. 18, 2020 - BP reduced by ~ $1200 - Undefined risk, delta capped at -60, positive theta - initial delta between -12 to -20 (less initial directional risk) - can buy/sell shares and roll call out in time to adjust position With a stop at 26.50 price level, the total risk should be somewhere between $40 - $300 depending on which strategy is used and when the stop triggers. TP aimed around 17.10 price level.
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by Derivati_Capital
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$UAL is it all on the table now ? Shares of United Airlines Holdings Inc. UAL, +3.08% dropped 6.8% in premarket trading Monday, after the air carrier said a recorded a much wider-than-expected first-quarter loss, and announced plans to borrow up to $4.5 billion under the Coronavirus Air, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The company said on a preliminary basis, it recorded a net loss of $2.1 billion, and a loss of $1.0 billion on an adjusted basis, which excludes non-recurring charges and losses. The FactSet consensus for net losses was $622.7 million and for adjusted losses was $533.5 million. United said revenue fell 17% to $8.0 billion, below the FactSet consensus of $8.35 billion. United said it submitted an application to loan program under the CARES Act, which has a term of up to five years. If the company borrows up to $4.5 billion, it will be obligated to issue warrants for the government to buy 14.2 million shares, or about 5.7% of the shares outstanding, at a strike price of $31.50, which is 8.3% above Friday's closing price of $29.08. United also expects to receive $5.0 billion through the Payroll Support Program (PSP) under the CARES Act, which will require United to issue warrants to buy 4.6 million shares (1.9% of the shares outstanding). Separately, United said it entered into a sale-and-lease agreement with BOC Aviation for 16 Boeing 737 Max aircraft and 6 Boeing 787-9 aircraft, which are scheduled to be delivered this year. The stock has lost 67.6% over the past three months through Friday, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +2.99% has declined 17.4%. Source marketwatch
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by RedHotStocks
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UNITED AIRLINES; Ready for Take Off or Have We Not Even Landed?✨ We provide charts every day ✨ Like and Follow to help us grow family! 🎉 --- Good morning, this is your captain speaking 👨‍✈️, looks like United Airlines (UAL) may be in for turbulence depending on the reaction at support here. Today we are looking to see if UAL is going to retain its short term uptrend, giving us a smooth landing, or if we are going to be looking at a double bottom or lower. --- 1. Fractal Trend is showing a downtrend (Red background color) for UAL on the hourly chart. 2. Breakaway Scalper is currently neutral (Grey bar color), so we have no trade. 3. With this strategy we enter long ONLY when Fractal Trend shows a Green background and Breakaway Scalper shows a Green bar color. We enter short on opposite conditions (Red on Red) and otherwise want to be in cash. 4. While there is still a question if airlines in general are bottoming or are going to see more downside (many airline charts look like this, as does the airline ETF JETS), for now we are still holding support as illustrated on the chart. 5. If supports holds, we will be looking for reactions at R1 and R2 resistance. After that we have the top of the current price structure at R3 and then otherwise bearish order blocks at R4 - R6 which were formed on the way down. 6. Support levels below include the bullish order blocks at S1 - S3. 7. It is likely the fate of the airlines is tied overall to the market's reaction to the state of COVID and the economy. Do we reopen and start getting back to normal? That is of course bullish for airlines. Do we try to come out of hiding only to see our shadow and then find ourselves with weeks more of lockdown? In that case there could be a chance airlines haven't even landed yet.
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by AlphaBotSystem
UAL Long, Option trade with big stop bufferExisting Condition: 1. Wedge pattern 2. 3rd touch at the bottom trend line. Stock Entry: below 26 Stop: 24 (after trendline break) Target: 50; risk/reward=1:12 Stock trade might be stopped easily. If it is not an option trade, better wait to short after the bottom trendline break; or Long after the top trendline break. In option trade, I bought Sep Call butterfly C35/50/65 (Delta 0.11), limit 1.61; Sell P13 (Delta -0.12) Limit 1.63; Total simulate long 23 shares stock for free. Option stop 13. it is the next fresh weekly demand zone. If stock price stays between 13 and 35, no gain, no loss; This is a trading school homework. I need 6 months to practice trading plan. If you like it, thank you for your support. Please use SIM/Demo account to try it, until my trading plans get high winning rate.
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by PlanTradePlanMM