Tag: GSAT

Blue Horseshoe Stocks: SPY Recap & More

SPDR S&P500 ETF (SPY)

We were all over the SPY last week, scoring some big chances for profits early on with some calls, and then flipping to the bearish end of things with some puts on Friday, which also happened to work like a charm. We played the SPY like a fiddle, and the potential returns were considerable.

Our targets were the SPY Weekly $263.50-262 Puts, and each of the four contracts contained within that range provided traders with huge gain opportunities, which were as follows:

$263.50 Puts – Range: .75-3.50 – Max Gain: 367%
$263 Puts – Range: .59-3.10 – Max Gain: 425%
$262.50 Puts – Range: .45-3.07 – Max Gain: 582%
$262 Puts – Range: .34-2.16 – Max Gain: 535%


Johnson & Johnson JNJ

We want to place JNJ on longer-term rebound watch today as the stock took an absolute plastering on Friday with roughly a $15 dip. Three separate insiders filed Form-4’s on Friday indicating share purchases at those lows. That is as good an indicator as any that belief is high in JNJ getting back on track in the near future.

We’re going to put the JNJ 01/25 $135-140 Calls on watch in the days and weeks ahead, as a recovery of some degree does not seem far off for JNJ.

Extended Watchlist:
GLBS, IDRA, JACK, YRIV, GSAT(Bottom Play)

Blue Horseshoe Stocks: WTW Recap & More

Weight Watchers International, Inc. WTW – Recap

To close out the week on Friday, we left off with a bearish idea on Weight Watchers, and with the help of a another down day for the markets, a couple of the plays we were tracking in the range of the WTW Weekly $58.50-56.50 Puts, did quite well for us even as other ideas fell by the wayside. .

WTW opened just under its daily high of 56.10, and fell all the way back to the $48 range. That allowed for some nice gain opportunities in a pair of our designated targets:

$57.50 Puts – Range: 2.66-9.11 – Max Gain: 242%
$57 Puts – Range: 2.54-9.15 – Max Gain: 260%


Thunder Energies Corp. TNRG

It has been quite awhile since we mentioned any penny stocks in our reports, especially when you consider that those were our primary areas of focus many years ago. Lately we have become mainly focused upon big board stocks and options plays, but every now and again a penny will catch our eye.

Such is the case with TNRG, a stock we’re interested in tracking for a couple reasons. Along with a tight share structure, we’ve also observed a recent, significant rise in volume. The company has also just satisfied the conditions on some Convertible Promissory Notes.

Extended Watchlist: 
GSAT, JKS, CRMD, GPOR, CRON, IGCC

Blue Horseshoe Stocks: DIS, TRXC Recaps & More

 TransEnterix, Inc. TRXC

We made a good catch when we included TRXC in yesterday morning’s premarket report, after it was reported that the company’s robotic surgery device got the regulatory approval it needed.

The result was a very nice run from a low of  2.15 to 3.05, the highest PPS the stock has seen since the spring of 2016. That works out to an intraday push of 42% and this morning TRXC is edging even higher in before-hours trading, so we’ll want to continue to keep an eye on it moving forward.

Walt Disney Co. DIS

We highlighted some options ideas for Disney yesterday morning, after noticing that it had  a nice bottom setup on the chart, trading near its ten-month lows.

For a near-term idea we signaled the DIS Weekly $96-98 Calls and among those five contracts, three produced opportunities for solid single-session gains.

$97 Calls – Range: 1.15-1.57 – Max Gain: 37%
$97.50 Calls – Range: .81-1.22  – Max Gain: 51%.
$98 Calls – Range: .49-.89 – Max Gain: 82%

We also noticed that the $98.50s had the highest open interest, so we will want to roll up our observed range a little and keep an eye on those for the remainder of the week.

Netflix, Inc. NFLX

We also want to put a few options contracts in the NFLX chain on watch. The stock has been in a general uptrend for nearly all of 2017, with the exception of one month between late July and late August. Currently the stock is approaching extreme overbought levels on the strength index just as it was prior to that downturn.

On the flip side, boosted guidance and a strong earnings call this morning could make things interesting. Due to these opposing factors, we’re going to want to watch some contracts on both sides of the fence, depending on NFLX’s behavior once regular market hours kick in.

If the stock can’t get above $207.50, we’re going to zero in on the NFLX Weekly $207.50 and $205 Puts. Conversely, if it holds above $200 on any pullbacks, we’ll focus on the Weekly $200-205 Calls.

Extended Watchlist:
GSAT, MYSZ, NETE, TERP, SYNT, VYGR, NEOT, CLRB