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UAL Bullish Flag Identified. Growth to be continued! Welcome! What's up traders! Thanks for Jumping back on my Analysis, 👨💻 Trader champ is here behind the charts, Hit the thumbs up 👍 and support the work Follow the trade plans and notes. Sketch up your own trade setup and make sure you meet with the required confirmations first, before you make your move! ________________________________________________ Traders Disclaimer: Non of our analysis or trade setups which is shared here on trading view is a trading advice. As we keep on weekly updates with our predictions and expectations. We may take them as a trades only if trade setups meets the required criteria ( Confirmations ). We will never make a move or look back if trade setup invalidates with price action or future economical movements. Understanding the markets is the key behind all success stories. So never miscalculate under estimate anything which is out of your bounds. Take them at your own risk as trading is highly risky and you may loss your investments. Mohamed Khalid Rafi , Senior Financial Analyst, Profitlio Trading.
NASDAQ:UALLong
by Profitlio_Trading
1
OPENING (IRA): UAL MARCH 19TH 33 SHORT PUT... for a .91 credit. Notes: Here, an addition to my Jan '22 47 covered strangle in UAL to reduce cost basis further, which currently consists of (a) a Jan '22 47 covered call; (b) a February 19th 35 short put; (c) a March 19th 33 short put; and (c) a June 18th 32 short put. Cost basis is currently at 42.75 versus where the underlying is currently trading at 40.27. 30-day's at 67.3% with expiry-specific at 66.7%, with earnings in the rear view, so it could be fine as a stand alone trade (2.84% ROC at max as a function of notional risk).
NASDAQ:UAL
by NaughtyPines
Short Selling Put OptionsI’m Markus Heitkoetter and I’ve been an active trader for over 20 years. I often see people who start trading and expect their accounts to explode, based on promises and hype they see in ads and e-mails. They start trading and realize it doesn’t work this way. The purpose of these articles is to show you the trading strategies and tools that I personally use to trade my own account so that you can grow your own account systematically. Real money…real trades. Short Selling Put Options When short selling put options, a question people ask me is, “Okay, Markus, how do you decide what strike price do you want to sell and whether there’s enough premium in there?” I made a put options calculator called “The Wheel Calculator” that I gave away as part of my recent class on selling put options (Theta Kings) that helps me determine just that. This calculator is now also integrated within The PowerX Optimizer Software as well. Using my put options calculator, I can enter a few different figures and it quickly lets me know if this stock makes sense to sell put options on. I started a small account with $25,380, and have continued to grow it substantially. This was all done by selling put premium using my handy put options calculator! So let’s take a look at a few examples using the airlines. Here’s how you can quickly compare if an option makes sense to sell. So United Airlines UAL , at the time of this is trading at $31.08/share. So I’m going to take a look at the April 24th expiration and the $20 strike price. I’m thinking maybe it would be a good idea to sell the $20 United Airlines UAL put option. So now that I have the strike selected that I would like to sell put options on, let’s take a look at the premium these options have. This will let us know if this trade actually makes sense. Right now, the Bid/Ask is $0.74 over $0.87. So I probably can get $0.80 for selling this option. This is all I need to enter in my spreadsheet, along with the expiration. With the needed inputs entered into my handy dandy put options calculator it tells me, “United Airlines can drop 36% and you’ll still be okay.” It has to drop 36% before we get in trouble. I think that’s pretty good odds in my opinion. The cool thing is that it also says that based on my account size, I should buy 17 options, and I would collect $1,320 in premium. So this means that per day I would get $110 in premium. That’s not bad at all if I can make $100 on just one position. And I like to have 4 to 5 positions in my account at any given time. So based on the number of positions I like to have, this means that you can make $400 to $500 per day collecting premium. I like this a lot because it means annualized I would make 87%! 87% is nothing to sneeze at, right? Short Selling Put Options — American Airlines So now let’s do this same thing with another airline, American Airlines AAL , and see how the numbers look. So like we did with UAL , I’m looking at what strike price in relation to where AAL is trading would it make sense to sell. For American Airlines AAL it looks like probably the $8 strike price would make sense right here. You always want to do it below the previously established low. So let’s take a look at American Airlines AAL . The price right now is $12.26. the options strike price, we said we’d probably have to look at is $8. Here we’re able to collect $0.35 per contract at the $8 strike price. And you see, I could actually, since American Airlines is so cheap, buy 41 options based on my account size. So 41 options and I would collect $1,444 in premium. This means I would get $120. That’s not bad at all. And you see, American Airlines AAL also can drop 35% and we would still be OK. We only get in trouble if American Airlines over the next 15 days drops more than 35%. Possible? Yes. This is why you should always be willing to own the stock. And this is why you want to make sure that you’re not getting in trouble. You need to adjust your position size based on your account. Here obviously, I don’t want to trade two airlines because if airlines are crashing, they probably all do. With that said, let’s take a look at Boeing AAL . Boeing Example I like trading Boeing. I'm looking at a Boeing AAL chart to see where might be a good level here to sell Boeing. Based on where AAL is trading at right now, it looks like $100 would be a good level to take a look at. Let’s first try a strike price of $100, shall we? For $100 we get probably a $1.55 right here, with Boeing AAL trading right now at $150. So if we were to sell the $100 put option on AAL , we are looking to make $1.55/contract. And you see, this means that Boeing AAL could drop 33%, so we’re good here. However, we can only buy three options. Why? Because Boeing AAL is really expensive. So if we would have to buy Boeing at $100, this is when it gets expensive, right? So you see, the strike prices here are much, much, much lower. This is where you see I would only trade three not to overextend myself. And that’s very important when you’re selling puts. You want to make sure that you’re not overextending yourself because otherwise, you’ll get margin calls. Margin calls are ugly. A margin call means that your broker tells you, “I want more money.” You want to avoid that at all costs! Because if you don’t have the money, you would have to sell the stock at a price that you don’t want. Usually, this is how you can wipe out an account. Anyhow, you see this is how we would only make $43 a day. Let me ask you, what would you rather make? $110 to $120 per day? Or $43 per day? I don’t know about you, but for me, these are better. So it’s very easy to quickly compare which options you should be trading when you’re selling puts. One of my favorite trading strategies right now is selling puts. This is what you have seen in the past few examples. My goal is to make $400 to $500 per day by doing so. The best days to sell puts is on a down day. On a down day, the VIX is usually shooting up and options premiums are higher. This is exactly what you’re looking for as a premium seller. For experienced options traders, selling put option premium in an environment like this can be a great way to consistently generate income, even if the stock doesn’t do exactly what you want. I hope this helps!
NASDAQ:UALEducation
by rockwelltrading
1
Is United Airlines Taxiing for Takeoff?United Airlines has gone almost nowhere for two months. But now the chart may be lining up for a rally as earnings approach. UAL exploded higher on November 9 when Pfizer’s vaccine news hit. It continued upward the following month before retreating in late December. Since then, the airline has stabilized between $42 and $44. It’s also holding support at its 50-day simple moving average (SMA). The 21-day exponential moving average (EMA) was resistance during that time -- until the last two sessions when UAL closed above it. That could signal the trend is turning bullish again. Also notice the rounded bottom between December 21 and this week. Finally, UAL’s Bollinger Band Width is the narrowest since late October. Earnings are next Thursday afternoon. Can prices stay in this super tight range before the news, or will buyers sneak in early? TradeStation is a pioneer in the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options, futures and cryptocurrencies. See our Overview for more.
NASDAQ:UALLong
by TradeStation
1
Airline StocksJust getting my 5 reputation points. I put my $1200 stimulus into airline and cruise ship stocks back in March. All of these stocks have doubled in price since the start of the pandemic, but most of them are still half of their pre-pandemic price. I was surprised that airlines dropped over Christmas, but they usually tend to trend upward after the holidays and in the summer. I'm expecting a few bumps due to that, especially in the summer when the vaccine is made more available.
NASDAQ:UALLong
by heglout
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