This is a sample entry from Don DeBartolo’s email newsletter, Trade Spotlight: Options, published on Tuesday, August 07, 2018.
Orange Juice Put Option
The Orange Juice contract broke a lower trend line today. The Trend Seeker is neutral, but with a bearish ranking. The MACD indicator, a trend indicator, has already turned bearish. The Stochastic indicator shows strong momentum to the downside. Already holding a put option position in August at the same strike, though it is set to expire in ten days on the 17th. Adding another OJ put option on this breakout with additional time until option expiration.shift to the downside. The one caveat is the upcoming “hurricane season” can have profound effects on the physical crop. Trading this opportunity as the September 2018 contract broke a key pivot point three sessions ago using an option contract to reduce the risk to just the premium paid and avoid the use of stop losses.
Buy the November 2018 OJ 150.00 put on 150 points ($225) or better, GTC.
No margin requirement. Delta is .1536. Expiration is October 19, 2018.
Maximum Risk: Risking the full amount of $225, not including commissions & fees.
Maximum Profit: Unlimited, not including commissions and fees.
November 2018 OJ Chart from Bar Chart
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