Please join Keith Harwood as he does a deep dive on trading a technical edge with a focus on Option Delta (the Option's risk exposure to a directional move in the stock).
Keith will explain:
1) the technical setups he's looking for to employ a Delta-focused options trading strategy,
2) the way that he applies a Delta-focused options trading strategy to those setups,
3) the reasons why people shouldn't forget about the impact of the other Greeks when applying this type of strategy, and
4) the risks associated with an Option including passage of time, changes in price, and changes in implied volatility.
Biotech has been one of the most explosive sectors of the year.
And it’ll get even better.
Combined with new innovation, demand for better treatment, pharmaceutical companies strengthening pipelines, a resurgence of M&A, and weight loss drug demand, biotech will continue to offer some of the most explosive opportunities.
Look at Eli Lilly (LLY), for example.
It’s seeing so much demand for its obesity treatments, it’s about to spend another $5.3 billion to make even more. And, according to The Wall Street Journal, its Zepbound treatment is generating more than 74,800 prescriptions every week.
Better, that boom is far from over, with Goldman Sachs noting the obesity market will reach $100 billion by 2030. Plus, according to Morgan Stanley, the global market for obesity drugs could increase more than 15-fold by 2030.
While you can always trade Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk on the obesity treatment news, smaller, down, but not out stocks like Viking Therapeutics could see big upside, too.
For one, the company reported that the injectable form of its treatment helped patients lose up to 13.1% of their weight after 13 weeks in Phase 2 trials. The company also said the oral form of its treatment led to a weight loss of about 3.3% after 28 days in Phase 1 trials.
Since the beginning of time, our ancestors were driven by basic the needs of food, shelter, heating, and clothing. However, when our Neanderthal forebears first emerged on the grassy plains of what is now central Africa, they did not automatically begin trading goods on a commodity exchange – far from it!
When mankind was in its infancy, their primary concern was survival, their most basic physical needs. As nomads they would have moved from area to area hunting and gathering when needs dictated. Obviously these first humans had no choice but to be self-sufficient and use the immediate environment to satisfy their most basic requirements. Wood would be gathered for fires, animals hunted for food and for clothing. If a natural shelter was not available then wood, earth, and stones would be utilized.
Little remains of the primitive hunter gatherer system of living today. However, anthropologists have been lucky enough to find the modern day equivalents of the hunter-gatherers, such as the Mbuti tribe of West Africa. Today, as it was tens of thousands of years ago, life is focused on providing for their immediate needs. Food is hunted and gathered from the environment when necessary. Being nomadic, these societies move from area to area depending on the availability of basic commodities. Foodstuffs are not stored. It was, and in the case of the Mbuti, still is, a simple system.
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The first profit opportunity we will review is in TME, or Tencent Music Entertainment Group. TME provides an online music entertainment platform primarily in China. The Company offers online music, recording, and music-centric live streaming services.
The monthly chart shows that TME has been mostly trading inside the Upper Keltner Chanel Since November. The next targets are 17.5 and 20.
The daily chart shows that TME has been trading inside the Upper Keltner Channel or higher since October. That’s an excellent sign of strength. This month’s sideways pause gives us a buying opportunity.
We recommend buying TME stock at the current price level. The TME dividend yield is 0.92%.
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