The Rational Trader: Nike Earnings Cash Machine Setup
JD explains why Nike’s earnings set up a put credit spread: sell the $65 put, buy the $62 put, and collect 50 cents — unless Nike craters more than 6%.
Read MoreJD explains why Nike’s earnings set up a put credit spread: sell the $65 put, buy the $62 put, and collect 50 cents — unless Nike craters more than 6%.
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Read MoreJD explains why Micron’s hype-driven rally set up a simple mean reversion play: selling the $200 call into earnings, hedged with higher strikes for defined risk.
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