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The Top 3 Gene-Editing Stocks to Own Right Now by Ian Cooper
Gene-editing has become one of the top investing buzzwords.
All as gene editing show progress in identifying and potentially curing diseases.
Even more impressive, according to Interesting Engineering, "researchers have already identified DNA errors as the cause of nearly 7,000 diseases. Thankfully, the growing world of genome editing could be the 'spell-checker' needed to detect and eventually fix these."
In short, everyone should be excited about the potential here.
Intellia Therapeutics, Inc., a genome editing company, focuses on the development of therapeutics. It utilizes a biological tool known as the Clustered, Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats/CRISPR associated 9 (CRISPR/Cas9) system.
The NTLA stock just exploded after releasing "interim data from the Phase 1 trial of its collaboration with Regeneron on an experimental therapy for transthyretin amyloidosis (ATTR) – a protein misfolding disorder," as noted in a company press release.
"The data showed that for the six people that received a single 0.3 mg/kg dose of NTLA-2001, there was an 87% mean reduction in serum TTR, while there was a maximum 96% serum TTR reduction following a month's treatment," the company added.
There is far more to options than just buying a put or a call and waiting for the market to move. In fact, once retail investors learn the ropes, they can quickly become adept at using basic strategies to control risk and enhance potential profits.
The options plays you execute will depend largely upon two things: your risk tolerance and your portfolio goals. Risk and reward are directly proportional – the higher one is, the higher the other is as well. If you have a high risk-tolerance and your aim is to make 200 percent on your money, then you're probably going to follow and aggressive option strategy. If your risk tolerance and your investment goals are more middle-of-the-road – meaning, you'll be satisfied with say, a 30 percent return and don't want to risk more capital than is absolutely necessary – then you're likely to adhere to a more conservative spreading technique.
Spreading, which involves selling one type of option and buying another, is one of the most common ways to create positions that match your outlook for a given stock or index and limit your risk. Depending on the type of strategy you choose, these spreads can limit your upside potential as well. But the trade-off of capping your risk, in return for a limit on the upside, usually is one that many investors are willing to make. Consider, for example, buying an out-of-the-money (OTM) call at the 55 strike with a $5 premium that's two months out and selling a nearby OTM call at the 65 strike for $2. The worst thing that can happen, no matter how much the market moves, is you might lose $3, the difference between the $5 you paid and the $2 you received.
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