Three Oversold Back to School Stocks to Buy Now

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Also, analysts at UBS just said the stock is attractive heading into earnings. “We think Target’s setup heading into the second-quarter print [on Aug. 21] is favorable. The sentiment for the stock has been mixed. The market is grappling with recession fears, uncertainty related to tariffs, recent volatility in consumer spending, and the risk to the second-half outlook. We think this cautious sentiment has weighed on the stock, leading to an even more favorable risk-reward profile,” according to the firm, as noted by Barron’s. Walmart (WMT) Even Walmart (WMT) is technically oversold at $67. It’s also just starting to pivot from over-extensions on RSI, MACD and Williams’ %R and could race back to $71 initially. Wells Fargo also just reiterated a buy rating on WMT with a $75 price target. [Read More]( [From the Short Side: Put Spreads]( by [Jon Najarian]( You can use spreads to play the short side of the market when you’re bearish on a stock, betting that the market will decline, or simply to protect your holdings, whether they are individual stocks or mutual funds. This strategy uses the put spread. Let’s say you’ve selected a stock after doing your homework, and you decide that the odds of the stock trading lower are greater than the odds of it trading higher. One way to play your hunch would be to buy a put spread. When buying a put spread, I lock both the maximum loss and the profit potential. For example, on a 10-point put spread, the most I can lose is the amount I paid for the put spread, but the profit potential, is the amount I paid subtracted from the strike price differential. For instance, if I paid $2.75 a share for a 10-point put spread, my maximum profit would be $10 minus $2.75, or $7.25 per spread. Ideally, I want to have at least a 2-to-1 ratio. That means for the times that I’m right, I’m going to be rewarded at least twice as much as the amount I’ll lose when I’m wrong. Adhering to this kind of ratio is the essence of risk control and money management. Below is an example of how a put spread works: Let’s say eBay is trading at $150 a share. I decide to buy the $150 put and sell the $140 put, for a $10 spread. If I pay $9 for the $150 put and sell the $140 put for $6.50, I’ll pay a net of $2.50 for a 10-point spread. For one contract (equivalent to 100 shares), you would pay $250 per spread, which is also the maximum loss, and stand to reap a maximum profit of $750 per spread. [Read More]( [PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter]( by [Chris Verhaegh]( [PULSE]( First Things First In the S&P 500 (SPX) & NASDAQ 100 (NDX), the Markets Gapped below their Lower Bollinger Bands Monday morning. Basically the Markets gave up about three months’ worth of gains in very quick order. They had mostly filled the Gaps by the time the week ended. Albeit there was some extra volatility to the downside. On Wednesday. This was certainly a FEAR Driven Selloff. And while fear came back in the market on Wednesday, it was mostly overshadowed by the new believe that the Federal Reserve will not only Cut Short-Term Interest Rates at their September 18 FOMC Meeting, but there is now a belief the Fed will cut them a full half percent as opposed to only a quarter of a percent. And if the Federal Reserve doesn’t make a large Interest Rate Cut in September, they certainly will in November (two days after the Presidential Election). [Read More]( [www.tradewins.com]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [Youtube]( [Better Business Bureau]( © Copyright 2024 [TradeWins.com](. All rights reserved. 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