Buy NKE Stock As the chart shows, on May 29th, the NKE 50-Day EMA, crossed above the 100-Day EMA. This crossover indicated the buying pressure for NKE stock exceeded the selling pressure. For this kind of crossover to occur, a stock has to be in a strong bullish trend. Now, as you can see, the 50-Day EMA is still above the 100-Day EMA meaning the 'buy' signal is still in play. As long as the 50-Day EMA remains above the 100-Day EMA, the stock is more likely to keep trading at new highs and should be purchased. Our initial price target for NKE stock is 146.43 per share. 113.2% Profit Potential for NKE Option Now, since NKE's 50-Day EMA is trading above the 100-Day EMA this means the stock's bullish rally will likely continue. Let's use the Hughes Optioneering calculator to look at the potential returns for a NKE call option purchase. The Call Option Calculator will calculate the profit/loss potential for a call option trade based on the price change of the underlying stock/ETF at option expiration in this example from a flat NKE price to a 12.5% increase. The Optioneering Team uses the 1% Rule to select an option strike price with a higher percentage of winning trades. In the following NKE option example, we used the 1% Rule to select the NKE option strike price but out of fairness to our paid option service subscribers we don't list the strike price used in the profit/loss calculation. Trade with Higher Accuracy When you use the 1% Rule to select a NKE in-the-money option strike price, NKE stock only has to increase 1% for the option to breakeven and start profiting! Remember, if you purchase an at-the-money or out-of-the-money call option and the underlying stock closes flat at option expiration it will result in a 100% loss for your option trade! In this example, if NKE stock is flat at 135.44 at option expiration, it will only result in a 7.2% loss for the NKE option compared to a 100% loss for an at-the-money or out-of-the-money call option. Using the 1% Rule to select an option strike price will result in a higher percentage of winning trades compared to at-the-money or out-of-the-money call options. This higher accuracy can give you the discipline needed to become a successful option trader and can help avoid 100% losses when trading options. The goal of this example is to demonstrate the powerful profit potential available from trading options compared to stocks. The prices and returns represented below were calculated based on the current stock and option pricing for NKE on 12/1/2020 before commissions. When you purchase a call option, there is no limit on the profit potential of the call if the underlying stock continues to move up in price. For this specific call option, the calculator analysis below reveals if NKE stock increases 5.0% at option expiration to 142.21 (circled), the call option would make 53.0% before commission. If NKE stock increases 10.0% at option expiration to 148.98 (circled), the call option would make 113.2% before commission and outperform the stock return more than 11 to 1. The leverage provided by call options allows you to maximize potential returns on bullish stocks. The Hughes Optioneering Team is here to help you identify winning trades just like this one. |
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