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THE WEEK AHEAD: TSLA, AAPL, BIDU, X EARNINGSAn interesting earnings announcement docket ahead this week: BIDU (rank 57/implied 39) announces Tuesday after market close; AAPL (rank 54/implied 26), Tuesday after market; TSLA (rank 87/implied 70), Wednesday after market; and X (rank 61/implied 53), Wednesday after market. Out of these, TSLA has the kind of volatility metrics I'm looking for in an earnings related volatility contraction play, but due to size of the underlying, it'll have to be defined risk, if anything. Because it can be a mover and its weekly expiry liquidity isn't great, my tendency would be to go out to the monthly since it's not all that far away in time and is likely to yield a fairer price fill. Preliminarily, the Aug 17th, 20 delta 250/260/337.5/347.5 is paying 3.07 at the mid, but I'd only want to play if I could get at least 1/3rd the width of the 10-wide or 3.33. For similar reasons, I'd use the August monthly with BIDU (weekly expiry liquidity): the Aug 17th 20-delta 225/235/277.5/287.5 is paying 3.03; go in a little tighter to the 23 delta, and you get paid 2.89 for the 7 1/2 wide 230/237.5/275/282.5. I'm frankly loathe to tighten these puppies up because as we've had a couple greater than one standard deviation movers this season (FB, TWTR), and no one (generally) likes to get whipped. In all likelihood, however, if I play anything, it'll be X, since I feel comfortable going naked on that underlying due to size and just generally prefer managing a broken naked over a broken defined: the Aug 17th 37 short straddle is paying 3.83 at the mid with a 25% take profit target of .96 and the Aug 17th 33.5/41.5 paying 1.17 with a 50% take profit of .59; that >1.00 for a twenty-ish delta short strangle is decent for a $37 underlying. AAPL just doesn't have the juice, with below 30% background implied ... . On the exchange traded front, it's more of the same ... . Volatility can be found in EWZ and XOP, but even then, it isn't as great as it was a few weeks ago: EWZ is 30.6%; XOP at 26.2%. Nevertheless, I'm maintaining positions in those as core premium selling positions for the time being, since XOP has had comparatively decent premium in it over time, and EWZ is going on a several week binge of greater than 30% implied. Major Food Group Trades: TLT has come off of 122.50 I've temporarily marked as the place to short from, so I'm waiting for a revisitation before re-upping. Gold has been absolutely hammered, but I'm unable to get into anything satisfactory in GLD; the upward call diagonal metrics always require me to pay more than 75% of the spread width, which makes a play unappealing. I'll look again this week, but have been repeatedly rebuffed. And, in spite of the little sell-off we had on Friday, broad market doesn't look all that sexy: SPY implied is at 12.2%, QQQ at 19%, IWM at 16.5% and EFA at 4.7% -- all well in the lower half of their 52-week ranges.
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by NaughtyPines
X bullish butterfly pattern long opportunityIt's hard to believe that it's the 1st idea that I post for this X, as it's my best name of all time in terms of trading. It still has great volatility, but it didn't really have many daily chart trades that are in line with my demonstrating system on TradingView. Finally after it's earning report, it got a potential bullish butterfly pattern, around 29.30, and nice reversal signs are crucial for this trade. If it can reach 29.30, the important 30.00 fig breakdown had already happened. Let's see how it goes!
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by Trader_Joe_Lee
Will Steel Bounce Back? Head & Shoulder Swing Alert Uncertainty of Trade Tariffs Dampen USS Steel Company "X" 1. USS Steel was performing very well until it reached resistance/52 week high of $47.64... From here we have seen a big drop in price... plenty of which came from the negative Trump Tariff news, and the additional 100 billion president trump plans on tacking on to those tarifss. 2. Since X top at $47.64 it has pulled all the way back to the low $33's here is has found support, and by looking at the chart you can see this was a previous support level. 3. What is unique about the the current support level is it maps out what we call and almost picture perfect head and shoulders pattern. 4. Right now we are with out a doubt in a head and shoulders pattern on "X", Head and shoulders patterns are a Bearish pattern, but before they turn full grizzly bear, they usually see a little mini bull run up to resistance. Resistance in this case is what we call the left shoulder of the Head and Shoulders pattern. 5. If trade war politics settles for a bit, and we see some green days in the market place we should see "X" have a little recovery within a few days to a week! Conclusion : United States Steel is currently in a bearish head and shoulders pattern. X still has to perform the right shoulder of the pattern.... since the right shoulder has not yet happened there is still room to get in for a swing trade/long position. Surprisingly the pattern has not yet taken off because the fear of trade wars still lingers in the news. If there was not such a negative catalyst in the news that directly affects steel company's we would have most likely already missed the chance to get in long on "X".... This also concerns me that the long biased trade has not fully taken off. One way to combat these uncertain times is to scale back in share size, and add small shares at time as trend stays valid.
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by UnknownUnicorn2779697
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