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After all these years, we’re still not ready for cyberattacks.
All because the world doesn’t seem to take it seriously.
Even after multiple attacks, we’re still not ready.
That includes the U.S. government, hospitals, corporations, even millions of people all over the world. Most recently, Frontier Communications was forced to shut down certain systems following an attack on April 14 when a third party “gained unauthorized access to portions of its information technology environment,” as noted by SecurityWeek.com.
Medical practices are being forced to close because of the Change Healthcare cyberattack. As noted by HealthCareITNews.com, “The ongoing impact of the February 21 Change Healthcare cyberattack and subsequent system outage threatens the sustainability of physician practices across the country, possibly resulting in closures, which could destabilize patient care in some areas, according to informal survey findings from the American Medical Association.”
Until the world can get on top of the issue, more attacks are likely, unfortunately.
Sadly, this is just a tiny fraction of the cyber threat we’re facing.
Your social security numbers, most personal information, your children’s information, government information is all at risk because of the ongoing threat. You almost want to bang your head against the wall it’s become so ridiculous. Worse, it’s only a matter of time before we’re hit with another massive cyberattack.
Options trading can be risky. However, writing covered calls is one option strategy that actually makes stock market investing a little less risky, and it should be part of the novice’s bag of strategies.
Of course, there are no guarantees, but writing covered calls stacks the odds for a successful trade in your favor. You have a two-out-of-three chance of making a profit. A stock price can go up, down, or stay at the price you bought it. When you write a covered call option on a stock, you make money if the underlying stock price goes up and you make money if the stock goes sideways. Even if the stock goes down, the money you received from selling the option offsets the drop in stock price. You will still own the stock, in which case you can wait and hope it will eventually recover.
Since there’s not much on the Economic Calendar, much of potential for the upcoming week ahead will be stocks releasing their Earnings. Here’s the stocks releasing this week which intrigues us the most.
Monday, April 22 Before the Open: Verizon (VZ)
Tuesday, April 23 Before the Open: Freeport McMoRan (FCX), General Electric (GE), General Motors (GM), Halliburton (HAL), Lockheed Martin (LMT), Pepsi (PEP), United Parcel Service (UPS)
After the Close: Tesla (TSLA), Visa (V)
Wednesday, April 24 Before the Open: Boeing (BA), AT&T (T)
After the Close: Chipotle (CMG), Ford (F), International Business Machines (IBM), Meta Platforms (META)
Thursday, April 25 Before the Open: Caterpillar (CAT), Valero (VLO)
After the Close: Google (GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT)
Friday, April 26 Before the Open: Chevron (CVX), Exxon Mobile (XOM)
Please realize we don’t want to buy options on stocks releasing their Earnings. Their Implied Volatility (IV) is way too high. We avoid them because the High IV causes options to be expensive. TOO EXPENSIVE!
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