Finding Opportunities with Options At the End of the Year
Wednesday, November 8th at 4:30PM ET
Join us as we host our Chief Options Strategist, Keith Harwood, to explain how he traditionally looks to position an options portfolio into the end of the year and what is unique for 2023.
There are many factors that go into trading for the end of the year, and there are many trading setups with great potential looking ahead to 2024.
Keith will discuss the main inputs that he focuses on from a technical perspective, an options analysis perspective, and the fundamentals that may have the biggest impact.
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Thanks to the fear of rising interest rates, potential recession, tighter credit issues, higher oil prices, and incessant geopolitical issues, it’s been chaotic. Worse, 71% of Americans say the U.S. is headed in the wrong direction.
But don’t let the chaos chase you from the markets.
Instead, just wait it out.
Take some advice from Warren Buffett, who, at a 2016 shareholder meeting, suggested that dark clouds would fill the economic skies and they would briefly rain gold. “During such scary periods, you should never forget two things: First, widespread fear is your friend as an investor, because it serves up bargain purchases. Second, personal fear is your enemy. It will also be unwarranted,” as quoted by MarketWatch.
And start buying top stocks that are on sale, including:
Agree Realty (ADC)
Agree Realty is a beaten-down real estate investment trust (REIT) that’s trading at a 52-week low. Not only does it currently yield 5.3%, but some of its top clients are its high-grade tenants, including AutoZone, Costco, Home Depot, Target, and McDonald’s, for example.
With Straddles and Strangles, there is no bias in direction. We buy Straddles and Strangles when we expect greater Volatility than the Market has priced in.
We buy Straddles when the stock is at or near the strike price. Since these options are at-the-money (ATM), the Time Value is at its highest (Time Value is ALWAYS at its highest ATM). To offset this, we buy as close to expiration as we can, so there is little Time Value left. The less time left, the less we pay. With a setup close to expiration, we have the most Gamma. So we will purposely try to trade as close to expiration as we can.
Strangles are Non-Directional, just like Straddles. And the same general setups used for a Straddle can be used for a Strangle. There are two major differences. First Straddles MUST be placed when a stock is at or very near a strike price. Strangles have more entry opportunities.
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The first profit opportunity we will review is in VST, or Vistra Energy Corp. VST is an energy company based in Dallas. It offers electricity and power generation, distribution, and transmission solutions.
The monthly chart shows that VST hit a new record high last month. A new record high is a positive sign for the bulls.
The daily chart shows that VST has been in a strong bull trend since the chart started. A further advance is expected. The next target is 40.
We recommend buying VST stock at the current price level. The VST dividend yield is 2.50%.
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