Amazon (AMZN): Did This Bellwether Ring the Bell?
Amazon is the stock of this century. Once a "Dotcom Darling" that lovingly got the name Amazon Dot Bomb after the Dotcom crash, AMZN returned with vengeance. In 2016, the…
Portfolio Performance Update (19-August-2017)
We present our ideas here at TheOptionsEdge.Com and in the spirit of full transparency, we track the performance of these ideas in the TOE Trade-Ideas portfolio. In 2016 and 2017…
Equities Take Another Smackdown
Yesterday was a tough day for traders and investors. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 274.14 points or 1.24%. The S&P 500 fell 38.1 points or 1.54% and the NASDAQ Index…
Continental United (UAL) Update: Sleepless on the Red Eye
The transportation industry, from a financial performance perspective, has been doing quite well since the financial crisis came to an end. This financial performance reveals itself in the great price action…
Bed, Bath & Beyond (BBBY): Update & Earnings
Bed, Bath & Beyond (BBBY) is one of the names on our idea list. We brought BBBY to our reader’s attention back on 21-April-2017. This article is for paid members…
What To Do This Options Expiration Week
Standard Monthly Options expire at the end of this week. Since we have a 7 open positions to address, we thought we should discuss them now. This will give you some…
Portfolio Performance Update (12-August-2017)
We present our ideas here at TheOptionsEdge.Com and in the spirit of full transparency, we track the performance of these ideas in the TOE Trade-Ideas portfolio. In 2016 and 2017…
Market Sells Hard, Now What?
Yesterday was the first time in a long, long time that the popular equity averages fell by 1% or more. The S&P 500 was down about 1.45%, the Dow Jones…
Tesla (TSLA) Update & The Next Trade
To our way of thinking, trading the shares and options of Telsa (TSLA) should be driven primarily by technical analysis and investor sentiment and secondarily by the fundamentals. We take…
If Investors Are All In, Who Is Left To Buy?
(Image Source | Freestocks.org & Pexels.com) One of the most difficult aspects of investing is taking the temperature of the average investor. The typical investor tends to follow the market…