3 Trades to Crush Work-From-Home Stocks

[RagingBull Elite]( Market Prep Masterclass Special Offer Jeff Bishop’s Gives You The Tools To Fight Back A Week’s Worth of Classes Plus Receive The Trader’s Black Book [I'm an image]( This deal won’t cost you a dime! Get on this offer before it’s gone [Register Now]( As America shuts down, work-from-home situations are on the rise. Corporations are following suit with the public sector, allowing their employees to work remotely in order to avoid exposure to the coronavirus outbreak. With that in mind, several of our pro traders have been on the lookout for short term trades that take advantage of the recent remote work and social distancing shifts that are currently taking place. Here’s a look at some of their recent wins: - [Kyle Dennis]( had a 100% winner in Slack (WORK) in his Dollar Ace service on Tuesday. - [Nathan Bear]( just closed out Zoom (ZM) calls for 150% in his LottoX service yesterday after holding the position overnight. - [Ben Sturgill]( sold half of his IPO Payday position in ZM yesterday for a nice 80%+ win, then sold the last piece of it for 125% this morning — all for a total winner of over 100% with $4k+ in profit. As the coronavirus spreads through the U.S., they will continue to monitor these stocks for more possible entries. So let’s take a closer look at each of these wins and what conditions our pros are looking out for before jumping back into them. Kyle’s 100% on Slack… Thanks to Leverage! Kyle’s bread and butter in this market have been biotechs for the most part. Not only are biotechs his specialty, but they are also some of the few stocks that are seeing pops right now because many of them are racing to develop coronavirus vaccines. When Kyle Dennis entered a position in Slack, buying 25 WORK March 20 $19 Calls for .70 on Tuesday morning, he was looking for a stock that would similarly benefit from the coronavirus outbreak. Slack allows employees to instantly message through their well-designed application portal, and more and more businesses are starting to use Slack as their messaging platform. Using appropriate trade precautions, including a stop loss and modest position sizing, Kyle jumped in. And knowing that overnight holds are high risk in this market environment, he decided to sell early, taking profits to the extent of the green arrow rather than holding on for the full duration of the upswing (blue arrow). [Image] [Kyle reveals here how he’s about to drop his next Dollar Ace trades]( that could go LIVE over the next couple days Nate’s Brave Overnight Calls on Zoom for 150% Whereas we said holding overnight is risky in this market environment, Nate had a good reason to do something he’s rarely doing in this market environment. He’s been almost entirely day trading, but Zoom was a coronavirus play with a strong start. So after seeing his position go up 100% on Tuesday, he elected to maintain the position after the closing bell. [Image]( As he put it, on a day like yesterday, it had a good chance to sort of 'do its own thing'. That’s contrasted with a stock like AAPL, which is just going to trade with the market for the most part. At least that was the case on Monday as well. When the market was down over 10%, ZM made a great move and let him exit the calls for a nice win. Nate successfully closed out his Tuesday position on Wednesday morning for 150% when all was said and done. [Find out how through his Weekly Money Multiplier service here]( how he may be getting together a put credit spread on ZM in the days ahead. Ben’s 100%+ Profits on One of His Favorite IPOs — Zoom Ben had been saying for the past couple weeks that he was looking for high conviction IPO trades of tickers that show strength and are being helped by the Covid-19 virus in some way. Last week he took a shot at Zoom (ZM) and bailed when it hit his stop. This week, he hit the sweet spot. Right before the closing bell yesterday, he sold half of his position for a nice 80%+ win, around $1,500. [He just explained in more detail]( exactly what he was looking out for as he got ready to take these profits. [He’s keeping his subscribers updated here]( how he’s keeping his eye on the Slack IPO too in the weeks to come. 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