Tag: debit spread
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How to Play Next “Black Swan” Bear Leg
Which side are you at? Bull or Bear? Based on the current market sentiments, general bullish bias, feeling of missing last up leg and given that every indicator is screaming buy buy buy, chances are that you are on the Bull’s side. If so, there is not much point reading this post any further. There…
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AAPL +35.6%; MCO +3.5%
Basic members were alerted for 2 free trade ideas. One is closed for nice gains while other trade has been successfully rolled to next month. Starting with Moody’s (MCO) trade idea. The basic premise for that trade was shorting of Moody’s by hedge fund manager David Einhorn, who correctly questioned the health of Lehman Brothers…
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CME closed, Profit + 25.77%
I mentioned about the CME trade before market open. I mentioned my bullish bias for short-term, well all happened within the day so far, and I won’t mind closing the trade for +25.7% in such a short period. CME opened at $384, dipped to $381 before marching to $393. I had opened a debit call…
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Chicago Mercantile, A Short-Term Bullish Case
Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is hammered and hammered pretty badly. It took two years of bull run to reach the highest price ~$712 and only 5 months to come back to square one i.e. $375. Here I am presenting a short term bullish scenario. Before I dive into charting, let me share my thoughts about…