GameStop has been fighting a losing battle for a while now - I am adding a short position here (My target is $20) due to the fact that it has once again dropped below the 9 day MA, it made a retest of the 50 day MA and failed, and of course it is well below the 200 day MA. Additionally, the RSI has dropped below the 50 zone, the stochastic has downward momentum...
Ugh. Doing my weekly market review/screening and there is literally nothing high IVR/high IV to play ... . Nada ... . Zilch ... . One option is to sell puts in one of these "just high IV" underlyings: VRX: April 21st 11 goes for .56 AKS: April 21st 7 goes for .31 AMD: April 21st 13 goes for .66 WLL: April 21st 8 goes for .28 CLF April 21st 8 goes for .34 X:...
Long term trade (unless we get a big quick move). Breakout high target $33!!! ENTRY: $25 FIRST TARGET: $27 SECOND TARGET: $30 FINAL TARGET: $33 TARGETS MAY BE ADJUSTED WITH CHANGING MARKET CONDITIONS*** Not to mention an approximately 6% dividend yield if you have to wait
GME has a strong support line but is at the bottom of its support, so I think it will go up, GME is a buy.
Shares of GameStop Corp fell 10.6% Friday after the specialty gaming retailer announced weaker-than-expected fiscal second-quarter 2016 results. I'm expecting more downside, possible targets on chart.
Gamestop testing double bottom weekly pattern. Earnings surprise could complete pattern. Momentum building.
With the declining business model and the shift to online "downloads" GME is fairing poorly. R/R is unfavorable but nimble in comparison to the balance sheet. Down side potential of ~30% Upside (S/L) set at midpoint, or 15% retrace.
I originally filled this for a .94 credit, and I'm out today for a .47 debit (50% max profit/$47 contract).
Sorry I didn't get to post this before NY close ... . Filled for a $94 credit. I usually like to see a $100/contract out of these setups, but I figured it was close enough ... . I'm looking for price to stay between my short strikes between now and expiration and for volatility to contract post-earnings announcement. Post-announcement, price is down about $2...
With the VIX at sub-15 levels, premium selling plays are hard to come by, so I can either resort to low volatility strategies (calendars, diagonals), look to go "long volatility," or search for "diamonds in the ruff" for premium selling. Since I not a rabid low vol strategy player, I'm going to look at seeking out what limited short volatility plays there are or...
Having announced earnings about two weeks ago, IVR/IV in GME remains high (70/55). The standard setup -- the short strangle: Jan 22 27.5/38.5 short strangle POP%: 71% Max Profit: $113/contract BPE: ~$333/contract Break Evens: 26.37/39.63 Look to take it off at 50% max profit and move on ... .
GME expected to open at 36.25 for a Perfect Gap N Go. To learn to trade this strategy for free, go to www.RealLifeTrading.com
Stock came from $16 to almost $58 in year and a half but was sold off on bad earnings results almost 2/3 of it is initial move up. In such a strong tape I think it looks ready for move higher, as it found support at $33 and have built higher highs with consolidation support at $35-$36. It broke downtrend line to the upside with strong, green candle and building...