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[] Today's market commentary from TradingPub is here! To view this email as a web page, go [here.]( To view this email as a web page, go [here.]( [] [] [] How to Cash In on Occidental Petroleum Stop what you’re doing. There’s money to be made. For some reason, people act like oil prices are going to collapse. Do you know who doesn’t think that? Warren Buffett. Do you know how I know? Because he keeps buying up shares of Occidental Petroleum Co. (OXY). Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) is buying hundreds of millions of dollars in shares of the Houston-based driller. Occidental is one of my favorite stocks to trade. In fact, it’s my No. 1 supercycle stock for the energy breakout. And today, I’ll show you one of my favorite options strategies to boost income, increase your chance of winning, and the specific metrics that catch my attention. Let’s dive in. Occidental Has a Steep Upside Occidental is a major player in oil production in Texas. If you’re a baseball fan, prepare to see a lot of Occidental advertising on World Series Champion Houston Astros jerseys. Shares are currently around $63.00. Occidental has an average price of $73.00 from Wall Street analysts, with a larger upside of $84.00. The upside is higher. Why? When the company’s debt returns above the Investment Grade, it’ll be a very attractive opportunity for institutions. Occidental is right below Investment Grade, sitting at BB+. As the company continues to pay off its debt, increase its dividend, and buy back stock, it will be even more attractive. OXY currently has an F score of 7, but it’ll increase that figure due to buybacks in the future. In addition, it trades at a very low Enterprise Value to Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EV/EBIT) of 8x. Its net margin is north of 21%, which is historically strong against the industry and its relative historical performance. And then there’s the aforementioned Buffett. Berkshire Hathaway has permission from regulators to buy up to 50% of the company. Knowing how and where Buffett buys the stock is very important. Take a look at the chart below. Occidental has been a terrific momentum stock in the last 15 months. However, it bottomed out on three occasions in the last year — pay no attention yet to that mysterious line at the bottom… yet… [] First, during the massive hedge fund dump in June 2022. Second, during the global liquidity challenges in October 2022 (thanks a lot, United Kingdom). And third, a recent downturn linked to a lack of financial interest in oil from commodity traders due to recessionary concerns. In each case… Buffett has bought the stock. Berkshire isn’t buying up shares when the stock pops above $70. Berkshire is stalking — waiting to buy OXY when it gets back around $60. That’s the “Buffett Buy Zone.” [] Here’s the recap of Berkshire’s buying activity over the last year… [] You should follow this pattern as well. How do I Trade OXY? You could build a trove of OXY stock like Berkshire if you’d like, but there are better ways to trade it. The best way is to sell a put spread on OXY in positive momentum conditions. So, when capital is flowing into the market — and the Energy sector, I like to go back down into the $50s and sell spreads. I start by going out 45 days on OXY and finding an attractive price where I’d be content to own the stock. Given that Buffett liked buying the stock around $58, I keep my eye on the $57.50 put. If I sell that put, and the stock falls under that level, I’ll be assigned the stock. However, I am betting that it either won’t get to that level, or I’LL GLADLY buy the stock because it’s likely set to rebound (when Buffett likely makes another purchase). Typically, if I’m selling a $57.50 put, I will need to put up a significant amount of margin. In the case of OXY, the November 17, 2023, $57.50 put costs about $0.92. This means I’d only generate less than a 1% on my return if I just sold a cash-secured put. I’d also need about $5,660 in margin. That’s not what I want. So, I can buy the $55 put and protect myself in the process. If the stock falls under $57.50, the most I can lose is the margin between the $57.50 and $55 spread. If I sold this spread, I’d require about $220 in margin to make $30 over the next 52 days. Now, this is strictly an educational trade. Why? Because momentum is negative. But if we go positive and capital flows into the market, this would be a great trade for three reasons. 1. If the stock goes up, the value of the spread goes down. As a result, we make money. 2. If the stock just trades sideways, the value of the spread will decay. As a result, we’d make money. 3. If momentum is positive and the stock pulls back, we’d be happy to own it at a lower level. But if momentum goes negative, we can just cut our losses and look for an opportunity to reenter this position. Rather than expose ourselves to $5,600 in equity risk today, it’s really clean to trade these put spreads and seek optimal gains. This trade itself offers an annualized return of 64% — meaning you can do this over and over again in optimal conditions — and make nice gains on lower-risk strategies. If you want to learn more about how I’m playing the Energy Supercycle, check out [Executive Payouts Unlimited!]( See you out there, [] Chat soon, Garrett {NAME} *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. [] [] _________________________________________________ [] A Head-to-Head Battle? With Wall Street?! You'll probably need to buckle up for this… Why? A former hedge fund manager just went head to head with Wall Street! [Exposing one of its best-kept trading methods…]( By teaching retail traders how to turn their secretive, high conversion bets into opportunities targeting $1,000 OR MORE based on a $10,000 starting stake. You won't see this anywhere else. But thanks to state of the art technology and thousands of dollars in development… We can now track these high-conviction bets IN REAL TIME! But you have to check out this training before you understand any of it. Because you won't hear anything about this on CNBC, Fox Business or anywhere else on the internet. [Get the Details HERE!]( [] _______________________________________________ [] Want to get a link to my TradingPub articles as soon as they post? I’ve got you covered! Telegram is an entirely free messaging app and getting access is as easy as 1… 2… 3… 1. Download Telegram on your mobile device (Before you can add Telegram to your desktop computer, you must download the application on your phone and create your account: To download to your iPhone, [click here](. To download to your Android device, [click here](. After the download is complete, please create an account. NOTE: You can manage your privacy settings by clicking “Settings,” and then “Privacy & Security.” 2. Download Telegram on your desktop: Once you’ve downloaded Telegram onto your mobile device and created your personal account, you can download it onto your desktop computer. To download onto your PC, [click here](. To download onto your MacOS, [click here](. 3. Then add the TradingPub channel and you’re done: [9_jjnFuAvno0MjNh]( See you there! Garrett [] [] [] How to Cash In on Occidental Petroleum Stop what you’re doing. There’s money to be made. For some reason, people act like oil prices are going to collapse. Do you know who doesn’t think that? Warren Buffett. Do you know how I know? Because he keeps buying up shares of Occidental Petroleum Co. (OXY). Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) is buying hundreds of millions of dollars in shares of the Houston-based driller. Occidental is one of my favorite stocks to trade. In fact, it’s my No. 1 supercycle stock for the energy breakout. And today, I’ll show you one of my favorite options strategies to boost income, increase your chance of winning, and the specific metrics that catch my attention. Let’s dive in. Occidental Has a Steep Upside Occidental is a major player in oil production in Texas. If you’re a baseball fan, prepare to see a lot of Occidental advertising on World Series Champion Houston Astros jerseys. Shares are currently around $63.00. Occidental has an average price of $73.00 from Wall Street analysts, with a larger upside of $84.00. The upside is higher. Why? When the company’s debt returns above the Investment Grade, it’ll be a very attractive opportunity for institutions. Occidental is right below Investment Grade, sitting at BB+. As the company continues to pay off its debt, increase its dividend, and buy back stock, it will be even more attractive. OXY currently has an F score of 7, but it’ll increase that figure due to buybacks in the future. In addition, it trades at a very low Enterprise Value to Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EV/EBIT) of 8x. Its net margin is north of 21%, which is historically strong against the industry and its relative historical performance. And then there’s the aforementioned Buffett. Berkshire Hathaway has permission from regulators to buy up to 50% of the company. Knowing how and where Buffett buys the stock is very important. Take a look at the chart below. Occidental has been a terrific momentum stock in the last 15 months. However, it bottomed out on three occasions in the last year — pay no attention yet to that mysterious line at the bottom… yet… [] First, during the massive hedge fund dump in June 2022. Second, during the global liquidity challenges in October 2022 (thanks a lot, United Kingdom). And third, a recent downturn linked to a lack of financial interest in oil from commodity traders due to recessionary concerns. In each case… Buffett has bought the stock. Berkshire isn’t buying up shares when the stock pops above $70. Berkshire is stalking — waiting to buy OXY when it gets back around $60. That’s the “Buffett Buy Zone.” [] Here’s the recap of Berkshire’s buying activity over the last year… [] You should follow this pattern as well. How do I Trade OXY? You could build a trove of OXY stock like Berkshire if you’d like, but there are better ways to trade it. The best way is to sell a put spread on OXY in positive momentum conditions. So, when capital is flowing into the market — and the Energy sector, I like to go back down into the $50s and sell spreads. I start by going out 45 days on OXY and finding an attractive price where I’d be content to own the stock. Given that Buffett liked buying the stock around $58, I keep my eye on the $57.50 put. If I sell that put, and the stock falls under that level, I’ll be assigned the stock. However, I am betting that it either won’t get to that level, or I’LL GLADLY buy the stock because it’s likely set to rebound (when Buffett likely makes another purchase). Typically, if I’m selling a $57.50 put, I will need to put up a significant amount of margin. In the case of OXY, the November 17, 2023, $57.50 put costs about $0.92. This means I’d only generate less than a 1% on my return if I just sold a cash-secured put. I’d also need about $5,660 in margin. That’s not what I want. So, I can buy the $55 put and protect myself in the process. If the stock falls under $57.50, the most I can lose is the margin between the $57.50 and $55 spread. If I sold this spread, I’d require about $220 in margin to make $30 over the next 52 days. Now, this is strictly an educational trade. Why? Because momentum is negative. But if we go positive and capital flows into the market, this would be a great trade for three reasons. 1. If the stock goes up, the value of the spread goes down. As a result, we make money. 2. If the stock just trades sideways, the value of the spread will decay. As a result, we’d make money. 3. If momentum is positive and the stock pulls back, we’d be happy to own it at a lower level. But if momentum goes negative, we can just cut our losses and look for an opportunity to reenter this position. Rather than expose ourselves to $5,600 in equity risk today, it’s really clean to trade these put spreads and seek optimal gains. This trade itself offers an annualized return of 64% — meaning you can do this over and over again in optimal conditions — and make nice gains on lower-risk strategies. If you want to learn more about how I’m playing the Energy Supercycle, check out [Executive Payouts Unlimited!]( See you out there, [] Chat soon, Garrett {NAME} *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. [] [] _________________________________________________ [] A Head-to-Head Battle? With Wall Street?! You'll probably need to buckle up for this… Why? A former hedge fund manager just went head to head with Wall Street! [Exposing one of its best-kept trading methods…]( By teaching retail traders how to turn their secretive, high conversion bets into opportunities targeting $1,000 OR MORE based on a $10,000 starting stake. You won't see this anywhere else. But thanks to state of the art technology and thousands of dollars in development… We can now track these high-conviction bets IN REAL TIME! But you have to check out this training before you understand any of it. Because you won't hear anything about this on CNBC, Fox Business or anywhere else on the internet. [Get the Details HERE!]( [] _______________________________________________ [] Want to get a link to my TradingPub articles as soon as they post? I’ve got you covered! Telegram is an entirely free messaging app and getting access is as easy as 1… 2… 3… 1. Download Telegram on your mobile device (Before you can add Telegram to your desktop computer, you must download the application on your phone and create your account: To download to your iPhone, [click here](. To download to your Android device, [click here](. After the download is complete, please create an account. NOTE: You can manage your privacy settings by clicking “Settings,” and then “Privacy & Security.” 2. Download Telegram on your desktop: Once you’ve downloaded Telegram onto your mobile device and created your personal account, you can download it onto your desktop computer. To download onto your PC, [click here](. 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