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This offer expires on Monday, October 31, AAPLAuto-TradeCalendar SpreadsCallsCOSTCredit Spreadsdiagonal spreadsETFFBimplied volatilityintrinsic valueJNJMonthly OptionsNKEOptions Tutorial ProgramPortfolioProfitprofitsPutsRiskSBUXStocks vs. Today I would like to suggest an options trade on Facebook FB. It will involve waiting 6 weeks to close out. To my way of thinking, it should be worth the wait, especially since I think that there is a very small likelihood that this play would end up losing money. Over the past month I have suggested legging into calendar spreads in advance of an earnings announcement for 7 different companies FB, COST, TWX, TGT, SBUX, and JNJ, and ABBV. In every case, I was personally successful at creating a calendar spread at a credit and guaranteeing myself a profit no matter where the stock price ended up after the announcement. You should have been able to duplicate every one of these successes as well. The ultimate gain on these spreads will depend on how close the stock ends up to the strike price of my calendar spread after the announcement. The nearer to the strike, the greater the gain. It is fun owning a spread that you are certain will make a profit, no matter what the stock does. We will not be guaranteed a profit, but it looks quite likely to happen if our assumptions hold up. In each of the last two quarters when FB announced earnings, they were better than the market expected, and the stock rallied nicely. Who knows what will happen next time around when they announce once again on July 27? It tends to be fairly flat, or edges up a bit in the lulls between announcements, and often moves a little higher in the week or two before the announcement day. Here is the risk profile graph which shows the profit or loss from those trades when the short options expire on July 15th:. I think the stock is quite likely to end up inside this range. As encouraging as this graph looks, I think it considerably understates how profitable the trades will be, and that has to do with what option prices do around earnings announcement dates. Since stock prices tend to have large fluctuations both up and down after the results are made public, option prices skyrocket in anticipation of those fluctuations. When the 15Jul16 options expire on July 15, there will be a weekly options series available for trading that expires just after the July 27th announcement. It will not become available for trading until 5 weeks before that time, but it will be the 29Jul16 series. Implied Volatility IV of the 15Jul16 series is currently 26 and the 16Sep16 series has an IV of When the 29Jul16 series becomes available, IV will be much higher than either of these numbers, and should soar to near 60 when the announcement date nears it grew even higher than that a few weeks ago before the last announcement. In other words, the strategy I have set up today by buying the above two calendar spreads is an admittedly complicated way to leg into two calendar spreads at a large credit, and guaranteeing an additional profit as well. I will update these trades as we move forward, and let you know if I make any adjustments. If you make this investment, as is true with all options investments, you should do it only with money that you can truly afford to lose. If you do choose to make it, I wish both of us luck over the next two months. Over the past month I have suggested legging into calendar spreads in advance of an earnings announcement for 4 different companies. In every case, you should have been able to duplicate my success in creating a calendar spread at a credit. These spreads are absolutely guaranteed to make a profit since the long side of the spreads has more time remaining and will always be worth more than the short side, regardless of what the stock does after the earnings announcement. Today I would like to suggest two more companies where I am trying to set up calendar spreads at a credit. More Legging Into Pre-Announcement Calendar Option Spreads. First, an update on the Facebook FB pre-earnings play I suggested last week. Earlier, I showed how you could leg into a calendar spread in FB at the strike, and this proved to be successful. I was able to execute all three of these spreads in my account at these prices, and sbux should have been able to do the same. We were hoping that the stock could end up inside our range of strikes — but we were not so lucky. This week, on Monday morning, I looked at Costco COSTone of my favorite stocks which reports earnings on May The options series that expires just after this announcement is the 27MAY16 series. Implied Volatility IV for those options was 21 and the 27MAY16 series was only I expect the difference between these IVs to get much higher over the next couple of weeks mostly, the 27MAY16 series should move higher. I still like the company and its prospects, so I placed another order to buy 10JUN16 I then placed a good-til-cancelled order to sell 27MAY16 That has not executed yet. Another company that looked interesting was Target TGT which announces earnings before the bell on May IV for the 20MAY16 series was 27, only barely higher than the 3JUN16 series of 24 this difference should get bigger. Once again, I apologize that I did not get his trade possibility out to you in time for you to copy it. If the stock rises or IV of the 20MAY16 options gets larger as it shouldanother credit calendar guaranteed profit spread should be in place. In the last few weeks, I have both told you about and used this strategy for SBUX, JNJ, FB, and TWX. Now I have added COST and TGT sbux the list. In each case, I bought a slightly out-of-the-money call a few weeks out and immediately placed an order to sell the post-announcement same-strike call so that I would create a calendar spread at a credit. Over the last 3 weeks, I have suggested a way to leg into calendar spreads at a credit in advance of the earnings announcement for Starbucks SBUXFacebook FBand Abbvie ABBV. All three calendars ended up being completed, and all three have already delivered a small profit. Once earnings are announced and the short side of the calendar spread expires, all three spreads are guaranteed to produce a much larger profit as well depending on how close the stock price is to the strike price. Today I would like to discuss another Facebook play. While this one does not guarantee profits, I believe it is even more exciting in many ways. It is possible that you could double your money in less than two weeks. I also believe it is extremely unlikely to lose money. How to Play the Upcoming Facebook Earnings Announcement. All sorts of articles have been written over the past few weeks about the prospects for FB, some positive and some negative. The high degree of uncertainty over the announcement has caused implied volatility IV of the options to soar, particularly in the series that expires two days after the announcement. Those Apr options carry an IV of This compares to only 35 for longer-term option series and 32 for the Apr series which expires this week. Buying calendar spreads at this time represents one of the best opportunities I have ever seen to buy cheap options and sell expensive options against them. The FB calendar spreads are exceptionally cheap right now, at least to my way of thinking. I have written an article which was published by TheStreet. The article fully explains my thinking as to which spreads I purchased. Read the full article here. For each of the last two Mondays I have told you about an earnings-related trade I made. Today I would like to review my thinking on those trades, update how they are going, and offer you a new idea of a third trade I made his morning. Earnings Season Has Arrived — How to Capitalize on it With Options. In the last few weeks leading up to a quarterly earnings announcement, two things usually happen. First of all, the stock often moves higher as the announcement day approaches as some investors start hoping that the company might beat expectations. The second thing is even more likely and essentially always happens. Implied Volatility IV of the option prices moves much high. This means that the prices for options temporarily rise in value across the board. The greatest upward move in IV takes place in the options series which expires just after the announcement date. The reason that IV becomes greater at this time is that once earnings are announced, the stock is likely to move either up or down by a much larger amount than it does most trading days. When volatility is expected to be high, option prices rise in anticipation of that higher level of anticipated price changes. One of my favorite option plays is based on these two tendencies to occur as the announcement day approaches. I like to leg into a calendar spread at a strike price which is slightly higher than the stock price. I do this by buying a call option at that strike in the option series that expires two weeks after the series which expires just after the announcement is made. Once I have made my purchase, I place a good-til-cancelled order to sell a call at the same strike in the series that expires just after the announcement date the series which will carry the highest IV and therefore the highest option prices. I set a limit price which is sufficiently greater than what I paid for the two-week-longer call to cover the commissions and leave a small profit as well. This limit price should be met if either or both of the tendencies end up happening the stock moves higher or IV increases. Most of the time, I have been able to complete the trade and end up with a calendar spread at a credit. If I am successful in setting up a calendar spread at a credit, I am guaranteed to make a nice profit on the spread. My greatest gain will come if the stock ends up very close to the strike price which I selected. The Starbucks SBUX Play: SBUX announces on April The Apr series expires on April 22, the day after the announcement on the 21st. This trade executed the very next day. Since the May calls have two weeks more of remaining life than the Apr calls, the spread will always have at least some value. The Facebook FB Play: These calls options expire on April 29, two days after the announcement on the 27th. Both the stock and IV of the Apr options rose on Tuesday, and my trade executed. IV for the Apr series was 40 when I reported this trade to you two weeks ago, and it is now There is something nice about holding an options investment that is guaranteed to make a gain no matter what the stock price does. Most of the time, I would be anguishing when my stock is dropping in price. Closing Out the Trades: On the Friday when the short calls in these calendar spreads expire, you will have to make a decision. You would only buy them back if you also planned to make a sell trade as well. A third alternative would be let the short call expire worthless and just hang on to your long calls remember, they did not cost you anything at the beginningand hope for a windfall gain if the stock manages to soar. Most of the time, I resist buying puts or calls outright, preferring instead to be a seller of short-term options. It is sort of like getting a free lottery ticket with better odds but a smaller pay-off than the lottery offers. In those cases, I wait until the end of the day just before the announcement and sell the same call in my good-til-cancelled order at whatever price I can stock. I have found that the stock often ticks up in the final hour of that day, and I can get a better price than earlier. The calendar spread that you have created will not be made at a credit, but it still might be cheap compared to usual standards because of the elevated IV of the call you are selling. Another alternative might be to sell your long call. It might be sold at a small profit, or more likely, a small loss. Even if the stock has fallen, IV might have moved high enough to make the option worth more than you paid for it. ABBV announces earnings before the market opens on April 28th. This series closes two weeks later than the Apr series which expires on April 29, just after the April 28 announcement date. I have placed a good-til-cancelled order to sell Apr IV for this series is currently 34 and can be expected to rise over the next week or two. I selected the In fact, you might want to wait until tomorrow to buy the Apr call because it might be cheaper then. Facebook FB will announce earnings on April 27, and this presents an opportunity to make an investment similar to the one I suggested last week regarding Starbucks SBUX. One of the SBUX trades has already resulted in a small profit and has a guaranteed additional profit which could be significant in two weeks when the post-announcement options expire. I hope you enjoy reading about the trades I made in FB this morning and my reasoning behind them. How to Play the Facebook FB Earnings Announcement. First of all, a quick update on the suggestion I made one week ago concerning the upcoming SBUX announcement on April 21st. One of the suggestions involved legging into a May — Apr 60 call calendar spread. Options involved buying May 60 calls outright with a plan to sell Apr 60 calls if the stock moved higher or implied volatility IV of the Apr options rose two things that frequently happen as the announcement date approaches. While there is something nice about holding something that already has a small gain locked in, and there is still hope for a decent gain in two weeks, in retrospect, I wish I had completed the calendar on only half my positions. I expected the stock to move higher in the week going into the announcement but it moved higher earlier than that. It probably still has room to climb over the next two weeks, but now I am locked in to a smaller gain than I could have made by waiting. We are faced with a similar situation with Facebook which announces on the 27th. The May options series which expires two weeks after this date carries an IV of 37 which compares to 40 for the Apr4 series which expires just after the announcement it is always nice to sell options with a higher IV than those that you buy. As the 27th approaches, IV for the Apr, May, and May series may move even higher i. I like to buy calendar spreads at a strike which is a couple of dollars higher than the current stock price in anticipation of the stock moving higher in the weeks or days leading up to the announcement. Initial product reviews were tepid and there will be some delivery problems at first possibly due to too many sets being ordered? In addition to buying May calls with the intention of legging into a calendar spread, I made the following two trades this morning:. You might notice that these are identical calendar spreads except that one is with calls and the others with puts. One thing we have learned is that the strike price is what is important with calendar spreads, not whether puts or calls are used. The risk profile is identical with either puts or calls even though this does not make much intuitive sense. These calendar spreads have sold the options which expire just after the announcement and these options carry the highest IV of any option series i. The value of your long options will always be higher than the value of the options you have sold because they have two weeks of additional remaining life. This would about triple your money if you sold the spread at this price. There is a good chance that IV might not fall that far. It is 31 for the Apr series that expires just before announcement week, for example. If there is a big move in the price of FB in the next couple of weeks, I would probably buy more of these same calendar spreads at different strike prices. This would increase my chances of having at least some spreads at a strike which is close to the stock price and where the greatest profit potential lies. I figure stock I triple my money on one spread I could lose everything an impossibility on the other spread and still come out ahead. I will report back to you on how these trades end up, or if I add any more spreads at different strike prices. Most companies report earnings each quarter, and there will be lots of opportunities to use these trading ideas on other companies you might like. Calendar SpreadsCallsdiagonal spreadsEarnings AnnouncementEarnings Option StrategyEarnings PlayFacebookFBimplied volatilityMonthly OptionsPortfolioProfitprofitsPutsRiskSBUXSPYstarbucksStocks vs. In the few weeks before a company makes its quarterly earnings announcement, option prices make some predictable changes and the stock usually edges up in advance of the announcement. There are several ways you can take advantage of these changes to pick up some nice trading profits using stock options. Today I would like to share some trades I placed today on Starbucks SBUX. Some Ways to Play the SBUX Earnings Announcement. SBUX is slated to announce earnings on April 21st. Implied Volatility IV for pre-announcement weeks is 20 and it pops up to 25 for the Apr series which expires just after the announcement. The next two weekly series also have an IV of 25 which is likely to fall to 20 after the announcement. SBUX has a record of coming very close to meeting earnings expectations. For the four quarters, there has never been a difference of more than a penny between what the market expected from the announcement and the actual earnings figure. Consequently, the stock has not fluctuated very much after the announcement. Many times, in the weeks or days leading up to the announcement, hope for a better-than-expected announcement often causes the stock to tick a little higher. There are several ways you could play the tendency for the stock to move higher just before that time. One way would be to leg into a calendar spread by buying a further-out 60 call and wait for the stock to move up before completing the short side. If it does move up, you would get the calendar spread at a very attractive price possible even at a credit which means you would be assured of a gain no matter what happens to the stock after the announcement. The downside is the possibility that it does not move higher, and time starts eating away at your long call before you can complete the spread. A second way to play it would be to buy a May — Apr 60 call calendar spread. This is the trade I made today:. A third way to play the expectation rise would be to buy a May — Apr 60 calendar spread. This way you would be selling the high-IV series now rather than waiting. Here is the spread I placed today:. Of course, you are betting that the stock does not make a big move after the announcement. Such a move is always possible even though SBUX does not have a history of big moves after announcing average change 2. The attractive thing about this spread is that it costs so little that risk is quite limited. I will report back to you on how these three trades ended up. Hopefully, we might find out which of the three choices works out. You can access sbux report here. There is a lot of material to cover in the report and videos, but I hope you will be willing to make the effort to learn a little about a non-traditional way to make greater investment returns than just about anything out there. First Saturday Report with October Results. Here is a summary of how well our 5 stock-based portfolios using our 10K Strategy performed last month as well as for their entire lifetime:. Enjoy the full report here. I have created a short video which explains why I like calendar spreads. I hope you will enjoy the videoand I welcome your comments. Why I Like Calendar Spreads. The basic reason I like calendar spreads aka time spreads is that they allow you to make extraordinary gains compared to owning the stock if you are lucky enough to trade in a stock that stays flat or moves moderately higher. Calendar spreads almost always do extremely well when nothing much happens in the market. While I call them calendar spreads, if you look at the actual positions that we hold in our portfolios, you will see that the long calls we own are not always at the same strike prices as the short calls we have sold to someone else. That makes them diagonal spreads rather than calendar options, but they operate exactly the same as calendar spreads. With both calendar and diagonal spreads, the long calls you own decay at a slower rate than the short calls that you have sold to someone else, and you benefit from the differences in decay rates. Both spreads do best when the stock ends up precisely at the strike price of an expiring option. At that point, the short options expire worthless and new options can be sold at a further-out time series at the maximum time premium of any option in that series. If you have sold short options at a variety of strike prices you can make gains over a wider range of possible stock prices. We use the analyze tab on the free thinkorswim software to select calendar and diagonal spreads which create a risk profile graph which provides a break-even range that lets us sleep at night and will yield a profit if the stock ends up within that range. I encourage you to try that software and create your own risk profile for your favorite stock, and create a break-even range which you are comfortable with. The results include commissions on all the trades. The first nine months of were not good ones for the market. The two individual stocks covered in this report, Costco COST and Starbucks SBUX outperformed the overall market during this time period. As you will soon see, while the gains in COST and SBUX were most impressive compared to the overall market, they did not do nearly as well as our two actual portfolios which traded options on these underlyings. The strategy used in these portfolios is a lot like buying stock and writing calls against the stock. However, there is a big difference in the options portfolios. Instead of buying stock, longer-term call options and sometimes, LEAPS are used as collateral against which to sell short-term call options. The return on investment from writing calls against longer-term options that might cost one-tenth the value of the stock is why the options portfolio comes out well ahead of buying stock and writing calls against those shares. Extreme leverage can be your friend if the stock holds steady or moves higher. On the other hand, if the underlying stock falls more than moderately, the options portfolio might lose more than you would lose you had bought stock instead. Case Study 1 — Costco Options Portfolio. With this amount invested, you could have purchased Here is how the price of COST fluctuated during the first nine months of In late January when the stock fell a bit, the portfolio value fell by a greater amount, but when the stock recovered, the portfolio outperformed on the upside as well. Two other times during the year, the stock took a sudden drop and the portfolio value fell below the equivalent investment in the stock, but when the stock moved higher in July, the portfolio shot by a considerably higher percentage. This total works out to a 1. We owned 7 calls which expired in April and 2 which would extend until July, and we had sold a total of 8 Jan calls, 3 of which were at a strike just below the stock price and 5 which were slightly out of the money. We had one long uncovered call which we could have sold a short-term call against, but we wanted to maintain a higher net delta. The option positions were the equivalent of owning shares of stock the net delta figure. That explains why the portfolio value gains or loses at almost 5 times the rate of owning 44 shares of stock. Here are the positions that we held: You can see many differences between these positions and what we held back in January. First, the long calls are all the way out to Jan and Apr Second, there are some put positions. Third, the short calls are in several weekly series rather than in a single monthly options series. About half-way throughwe changed the way we trade this portfolio. We are now short weekly options in several different series. Each week, some calls expire, and we buy them back usually on Friday and sell new ones which expire about 4 weeks later. We select strikes which will balance out the risk profile for the portfolio. This allows us to tweak the profile each week rather than making wholesale adjustments at the end of the expiration month. We believe that the superior performance we have enjoyed over the past few months in all of our stock-based portfolios has been due to this new way of trading which was not possible before the advent of weekly options. Every Friday, we create a risk profile graph to help us decide which strike prices to use when we buy back the expiring weekly options and replace them with further-out new short calls. Here is the graph we created on October 2, which shows the expected gain or loss in portfolio value when the short options expire on the next Friday, October 9 th: A gain should result even if the stock falls by about a dollar during the next week. You can see how most weeks, this collection of long and short calls will result in a gain as long as the stock moves only moderately. Our portfolio outperformed by more than 30 times what the owners of the stock gained. We believe that this experience establishes beyond all doubt that a properly-executed options strategy can out-perform the outright purchase of the shares many times over. Of course, it is a lot easier just to buy the stock. Many subscribers cover their entire subscription cost by their commission cost savings. We recommend setting up a self-directed IRA account for trading options especially a Roth IRA if you are eligible for one. By the way, you may wonder about my options-trading experience. Way back inI had a seat on the C. Ever since then, for 35 years, I have traded options essentially every day the market has been open. I graduated from the Harvard Business School and earned a Doctorate in Business Administration from the University of Virginia, but my most valuable credentials came from trading options nearly every day for all those years. Case Study 2 — Starbucks SBUX Options Portfolio. The first nine months of were pretty good months for owners of Starbucks SBUX. Unfortunately, the actual portfolio did not gain that much because we also had about half the money invested in Keurig Green Mountain GMCRa different kind of coffee company. In August, GMCR was dropped and FB added to the portfolio, and FB about broke even for the next six weeks we are now trading both SBUX and FB in separate portfolios. Not a bad gain over a period when the market fell 6. We believe that the above two case studies establish beyond all doubt that a properly-executed options strategy can out-perform the outright purchase of the shares many times over. This book may not improve your golf game, but it might sbux your financial situation so that you will have more time for the greens and fairways and sometimes the woods. Allen believes that the 10K Strategy is less risky than owning stocks or mutual funds, and why it is especially appropriate for your IRA. I have been trading the equity markets with many different strategies for over 40 years. Terry Allen's strategies have been the most consistent money makers for me. Neither tastyworks nor any of its affiliated companies is responsible for the privacy practices of Marketing Agent or this website. Options are not suitable for all investors as the special risks inherent to options trading my expose investors to potentially rapid and substantial losses. Please read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options before investing in options. Vermont website design, graphic design, and web hosting provided by Vermont Design Works. Halloween Special — Lowest Subscription Price Ever Tuesday, October 18th, Halloween Special — Lowest Subscription Price Ever Why must Halloween be only for the kids? Lowest Subscription Price Ever As a Halloween special, we are offering the lowest subscription price than we have ever offered — our full package, including all the free reports, my White Paperwhich explains my favorite option strategies in detail, and shows you exactly how to carry them out on your own, a day options tutorial program which will give you a solid background on option trading, and two months of our weekly newsletter full of tradable option ideas. Here is the risk profile graph which shows the profit or loss from those trades when the short options expire on July 15th: Face book Risk Profile May More Legging Into Pre-Announcement Calendar Option Spreads Tuesday, May 3rd, Over the past month I have suggested legging into calendar spreads in advance of an earnings announcement for 4 different companies. Terry More Legging Into Pre-Announcement Calendar Option Spreads First, an update on the Facebook FB pre-earnings play I suggested last week. How to Play the Upcoming Facebook Earnings Announcement Wednesday, April 20th, Over the last 3 weeks, I have suggested a way to leg into calendar spreads at a credit in advance of the earnings announcement for Starbucks SBUXFacebook FBand Abbvie ABBV. Terry How to Play the Upcoming Facebook Earnings Announcement All sorts of articles have been written over the past few weeks about the prospects for FB, some positive and some negative. Earnings Season Has Arrived — How to Capitalize on it With Options Tuesday, April 12th, For each of the last two Mondays I have told you about an earnings-related trade I made. Terry Earnings Season Has Arrived — How to Capitalize on it Stock Options In the last few weeks leading up to a quarterly earnings announcement, two things usually happen. I will report back to you on how these trades end up. How to Play the Facebook FB Earnings Announcement Monday, April 4th, Facebook FB will announce earnings on April 27, and this presents an opportunity to make an investment similar to the one I suggested last week regarding Starbucks SBUX. Terry How to Play the Facebook FB Earnings Announcement First of all, a quick update on the suggestion I made one week ago concerning the upcoming SBUX announcement on April 21st. In addition to buying May calls with the intention of legging into a calendar spread, I made the following two trades this morning: Some Ways to Play the SBUX Earnings Announcement Monday, March 28th, In the few weeks before a company makes its quarterly earnings announcement, option prices make some predictable changes and the stock usually edges up in advance of the announcement. Terry Some Ways to Play the SBUX Earnings Announcement SBUX is slated to announce earnings on April 21st. This is the trade I made today: Here is the spread I placed today: Terry First Saturday Report with October Results Here is a summary of how well our 5 stock-based portfolios using our 10K Strategy performed last month as well as for their entire lifetime: First Saturday Report October Results Why I Like Calendar Spreads Wednesday, October 21st, I have created a short video which explains why I like calendar spreads. Two Case Studies of Options Portfolios Wednesday, October 14th, Got an extra five minutes of time to change your thinking about investing forever? I invite you to read the following report and see why. You could get a clear understanding of how an options strategy can be used to dramatically improve your investment results for any stock you feel good about good enough to buy shares in that company. Search Blog Search for: Stock Options Straddles Strangles Terry's Tips thinkorswim VIX Volatility VXX Weekly Options Weekly vs. Monthly Options William Tell. 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