04-27
BIDU, CHKP, ENR, GLF, HUM, IMA, OLN, QCOM, TZOO, VZ & XL
04-28
AMED, BWLD, CRS, CRDN, CERN, DB, PNRA, USNA & ZRAN
04-29
AFL, AET, AKAM, CAI, SNP, CTXS, CLF, DRIV, FSLR, GD, HAR, ITRI, KALU, MCO, NTRI, OSIP, ROK, RYL, SLAB, SPW, SBUX, SXL, VAR, VARI, V (MA), WYE & WYN
04-30
ACS, CELG, CI, COCO, CMI, XRAY, EXPE, XOM, GPRO, GTIV, HIG, HOS, LFUS, MCRS, MOT, NETL, NYX, SEPR, SWIR, STRA, TSRA, DOW & VSEA
05-01
CVX, FLIR, MA & UTHR
1. Stocks in RED - those of you that know the color coding already know that all stocks in RED are expected to swing nicely and provide MONSTER CALL / PUT OPTION PLAY opportunities - these are to be traded after earnings based on all technical signals (e.g. volume, MACD, Bollinger Bands, CCI, RSI, current trend, etc.).
2. Stocks in RED / BOLD and UNDERLINED - these are very good potential strangle / straddle candidates.
3. Stock in YELLOW - these stocks will move based on the action on the preceding stock reports - we all know that credit stocks for the most part all move together so if V reports great earnings and moves up, it may move the entire sector with it.
Enjoy trading! Cheers!
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3 comments:
Jose, thx for the weekly list. I'm going short on FSLR. Still holding puts on AXP-got a slight peek of what's to come hopefully on that one.
Darwin,
Going short on FSLR may appear to be the prudent move - I think the stock is too high at these levels and this sector will not continue to do well without government subsidies. However, the stock itself can take a 50.00 bucks swing either way based on earnings - why just go short when you can strangle? I would personally feel more confortable with a strangle position vs. short. But, please go with your heart and analysis as this is just my humble two cents on FSLR - overall, I am more inclined to play it for a downward move after earnings to protect myself from a potential BIDU (too high technically and still holding up 5.00 bucks this morning so shorts and strangle / straddles may get burned this morning - I stayed out on BIDU as all Internet stocks are very strong lately and have lost volatility)...
Yes, AXP show be a profitable trade - just do not get too greedy.
Thank you,
Jose
Darwin,
I have not heard from you in a while... How are you doing? Please share your pain and success with me so that we can both continue to learn from each other.
Regards,
Jose
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