FSLR setup
Long Trade Setup with Fibonacci Support/Resistance Clusters and Squeeze push engine:
- above all EMAs 21/50/200 (supercalifragilistic setup)
- great push up from EMA 200 after earnings on good volume
- daily squeeze triggered long (2 bars) - weekly squeeze in place
- Fibonacci-support-cluster 60-55
- Fibonacci-target 80
- Fibonacci-hurdle 70
The first move up has taken FSLR up to the Fib-hurdle around 70. A pullback in the 65 zone would be nice and for me a preferred entry zone. If FSLR manages to get through the 70 zone, the move has a high probability to get to 80.
My Trade Strategy is to sell an at-the-money Put Credit Spread (my GTC limit order being already in the market): Sell Sep14 62.5/67.5 ATM PCS at $2.55 GTC (currently $2.03)
=> if the FSLR expires above $67.5 you make +100% profit, if it expires below $62.5 your take the full loss of -100% (works like a binary option); if you end up in between the $62.5 - $67.5 zone you experience partial profit/loss
Should FSLR pull back to 65 my spread would be filled automatically at $2.55, which is a tiny bit more than 1/2 the spread (the extra 5 cents is to cover commissions). The basic idea is to risk $2.5 to make $2.5. You will also make full profit if the stock moves up only slightly, no huge rally move needed :)
Note: This is just a trading example for educational purpose only and should not be taken as trading advice. Trading Options carries substantial risk. An ATM credit spread generally risks the full width of the spread minus the credit received. This means that you need to employ your own risk and money management strategies.
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