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Wall Street Will HATE That He’s Giving Away This Secret Manual

Posted: 12 Jun 2020 12:00 PM PDT

Wall Street Will HATE That He’s Giving Away This Secret Manual



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Oil Company Sees a Bearish Option Resurgence

Posted: 12 Jun 2020 04:30 AM PDT

The tide began to turn earlier in the week for energy companies as the overbought conditions and the increase in oil inventory began to take center stage. On Thursday, oil prices began to succumb to the realities and oil companies continued the selling. This is an interesting point in that many are wondering if the market will come back to difficult realities our economy is facing.

One energy company that has been in the crosshairs of bears for a while is Occidental Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: OXY). Occidental has been a difficult position because of its low cash and high debt position, and recently had to cut its annual dividend from $3.16 to $0.04. Those that took a gamble near it's March lows thinking the dividend was secure were sorely wrong.

That didn't stop the price from breaking out in the past week as it cleared its $17 resistance. The price is currently pulling back to that level and Thursday's option activity suggests that the option market is looking for it to head lower.

During the middle of Thursday's trading session, the put option volume was nearly two times the average with 44% getting filled at the ask. One trade that stands out is the 19 JUN 20 $19 put and the 17 JUL 20 $15 put. The 8,000-contract order got filled in one print at market. The trade was a rolling order that shifted the long in-the-money put in June to the out-of-the-money strike for July. The trade allowed the trader to take risk out of it, but also represents the expectation of the price of OXY to move toward $15 in the coming month.

Here are links to our last two unusual option activity reports.

Option Traders Pounce on this Week's Options Expiration for this Semiconductor Company

The Bullish Unusual Option Activity for this Chinese EV Maker is Piling up

Action to Take: The near-term target of OXY is $15.

Speculators may want to use options to increase the reward-to-risk of the trade. The 17 JUL 20 17.50/15 long put vertical can be bought for around $1.05. The max gain of $145 is achieved if the price closes below $15 by expiration. Consider closing for $1.90 or more.

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Insiders Selling this COVID-19 Recipient Following Earnings Report

Posted: 12 Jun 2020 04:30 AM PDT

There were companies that were largely considered winners following the COVID-19 closures. Many of these companies had to do with working from home, online shopping and select parts of the healthcare space. One of the companies that was a recipient of increased adoption and investor interest was Slack Technologies Inc (NYSE: WORK).

As you do you evaluate a company that has historically lost money and until the past trailing twelve months hasn't generated positive operating cash flow? The CEO discussed some of the positives and negatives. In the first quarter, they saw significant increase in customers, but the threat of bankruptcies and layoffs is very real.

Despite the company beating analyst estimates in Q1, the company dropped significantly on June 5. Since the report, there has been an uptick in insider selling from a company that has had a consistent trend of insider selling over the past few months. On June 8, CEO Stewart Butterfield and chief product officer Tamar Yehoshua sold 225,000 shares of stock at $31.78 and $31.18 respectively.

Here are links to the last two insider trading reports.

CEO of HealthCare Company Cashes in as Price Approaches 52-week High

Only CEO in the S&P 500 Bought Company Stock in June

Action to Take: The increased selling after the earnings drop adds perspective of its current valuation. The realities of a lower price in the coming weeks to months is a real concern for investors and a close below $30 would indicate a move lower to $25.

Speculators may want to consider the 17 JUL 28/25 long put vertical for around $0.95.

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4 Next Gen Car Companies to Own

Posted: 12 Jun 2020 04:30 AM PDT

The term next-gen or next-generation is a term that describes an upgrade from the current technology. When you think about cars, what would be considered next gen? There could be a lot of different ways to define this but the most differentiating technology in a vehicle is the power source. Therefore, the focus of this post is on electric and hydrogen fuel cell car companies.

Electric vehicles (EV) aren't necessarily new, but they haven't yet achieved mass adoption on the part of consumers. However, the technology being used is next gen and it is beginning to force the hand of the major automakers to provide EV offerings. Every car company in the industry is working on or already has an EV offering and the offering continues to grow each year.

Another technology that is just being introduced hydrogen-fuel-cell vehicles. This technology uses hydrogen, which mixes with oxygen in the fuel cell to produce electricity to power the motor. The byproduct is water. The benefit of this technology is typically increased range but the lack of hydrogen fueling stations is an issue. Nonetheless, companies are beginning to introduce vehicles using this technology.

Here are four companies leading the charge with innovative and next generation vehicles.

Next Gen Car Company #1: Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA)

Is Tesla considered next gen anymore? The style has been pretty stagnant and the product offering is slow to expand. However, the introduction of the cybertruck with all of its sharp lines and overall boxy image is a potential game changer in the truck market. The introduction of electric vehicles in a traditionally low fuel economy segment is really interesting.

Tesla crossed the $1000 price point on Tuesday for the first time and even with Elon Musk tweeting that the stock was overpriced, it hasn't dissuaded investors bidding it higher. The company has emerged in recent years as a positive operating cash flow company and would be a great addition on a pull-back to around $700.

Next Gen Car Company #2: NIO Inc (NYSE: NIO)

NIO is a Chinese car company that sells cars in the China, Hong Kong, the U.S., the U.K. and Germany. The company is currently offering five, six and seven-seat options through their ec6, es6 and ec7 models. Their ec6 model boasts a long range with their 100kWh battery pack of 615km or 382 miles.

The company recdently broke out at the end of May and as we noted in a previous post, has been exhibiting significant option activity in recent weeks. The company has struggled to show profitability and has been posting negative operating cash flow. However, with the recent surge in the share price, the company was able to raise about $428 million through a stock offering. The pricing was at $5.95 for $72 million shares. A pullback to $5 would be an opportunity to enter.

Next Gen Car Company #3: Nikola Corporation (NASDAQ: NKLA)

One of the hottest companies in the market has to be Nikola. The company made an entry into the stock market through a more unconventional means as it purchased a publicly traded special purpose vehicle. The company offers both a pure electric and hydrogen electric powertrains. The offering allows it to have short-range and long-range solutions through their semi-trucks. The company is also about to intrduce a fully electric and hydrogen fuel cell pick-up truck as well. The trucks combined anergy source provides a 0 to 60 time of 2.9s, 906 HP, 980 ft lbs of torque and a 600-mile range! The company is looking to crush the Ford F-150.

The share price is currently down over 30% off of it's high and is an opportunity to add near $50.

Next Gen Car Company #4: Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE: TM)

This may not jump out as a next gen company, but it was one of the first to introduce the hybrid gasoline and electric vehicle and was certainly the company that brought the technology into the mainstream. While the company has an EV offering and an expanded hybrid line-up, the company has introduced a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in the Mirai. As the largest and most well capitalized car company in the world and with over $50 billion in cash, they are in a position to make something happen.

Toyota shares dropped significantly in Thursday's trading and provides an opportunity to enter near $115.

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