My OPTION TRADES..... part 2

Sold puts on $15 TITN for Dec.
Credit $0.60
Annualized % return......... 14%
otm safety cushion...25%
BE..... $14.40

Good company going through a temporary difficult time, due to drought conditions. Company is also financially healthy.

A price of $15, with a BE of $14.40... is a very good value, with good tech support in the 19 - 20 area, and again down in the $15 area, if the 19 - 20 support breaks.
5 year chart below:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=TITN&t=5y&l=on&z=l&q=b&c=
 
Quote from diaoptions:

RE: Sold puts on $15 TITN for Dec.
The 5 year chart is irrelevant to your 3 month trade. Go with the 3 month or 6 month chart.
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I'll assume that type of useful and brilliant analysis is the reason you don't share your trades.:)
About 95% of my trades tech analysis and subsequent strike selection, is based on the 2 year chart. The remaining 5% are based on the 5 year chart.
I want to see multiple successful tests of support, over long periods of time, and under multiple market conditions.
 
Quote from Put_Master:

I'll assume that type of useful and brilliant analysis is the reason you don't share your trades.:)
About 95% of my trades tech analysis and subsequent strike selection, is based on the 2 year chart. The remaining 5% are based on the 5 year chart.
I want to see multiple successful tests of support, over long periods of time, and under multiple market conditions.
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!!! LOL !!!

You crack me up with your BS, keep it coming.


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I'll assume that type of useful and brilliant analysis is the reason you don't share your trades.:)
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Pretty funny, I will give you that. But diaoptions quit sharing his "trades" when everyone here figured him for the pathological liar he so clearly is. He's also a tool.
 
Quote from diaoptions:
You crack me up with your BS, keep it coming.
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You don't believe I use the 2 and/or 5 year chart to select my strike prices?
I use fundamental analysis to select my stocks, and the 2 - 5 year chart to select the strikes.
And when the 2 line up to offer the credit I desire.... the trade gets initiated.

I use the L-T charts because I want to know where the L-T support areas are, in case the stock drops on me.
My trade yesterday of TITN showed L-T support in the 19 - 20 area, and again at the $15 area.
So I waited until TITN traded between 19 - 20 and then sold a $15 strike.
Credit of $0.60.... for a 14% annualized return.
If that strategy seems so unbelieable to you, I can't wait to hear how YOU select your strikes.
Does it have something to do with the game of darts???
 
Quote from Put_Master:

You don't believe I use the 2 and/or 5 year chart to select my strike prices?
I use fundamental analysis to select my stocks, and the 2 - 5 year chart to select the strikes.
And when the 2 line up to offer the credit I desire.... the trade gets initiated.

I use the L-T charts because I want to know where the L-T support areas are, in case the stock drops on me.
My trade yesterday of TITN showed L-T support in the 19 - 20 area, and again at the $15 area.
So I waited until TITN traded between 19 - 20 and then sold a $15 strike.
Credit of $0.60.... for a 14% annualized return.
If that strategy seems so unbelieable to you, I can't wait to hear how YOU select your strikes.
Does it have something to do with the game of darts???
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I can't stop laughing.
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Quote from diaoptions:

I can't stop laughing.
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I know exactly what you mean. I am still laughing from the other day when you accused someone of lacking integrity. Coming from you that was priceless.

You tool.
 
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