A Top Shelf Tuesday, 5 New Targets

Tuesday Runners Review:

Yesterday worked out very well in our favor in terms of the options ideas we formulated for our premarket report. We didn’t have a heck of a lot to work with in terms of earnings reporters, but the plays we did find produced excellent intraday performances. In the case of DNUT, the stock posted the largest single session gain and highest volume since its inception. This was on news that Krispy Kreme donuts will now be available at McDonald’s, and it sent DNUT and the targets we had put forth on one heck of a ride!

Yesterday’s interests were the TSLA Weekly $177.50-180 Calls, the MKC 04/19 $75 Calls, and of course the DNUT 04/19 $15 Calls. Here are the big time gains they posted on Tuesday:

TSLA Weekly $177.50-180 Calls
$177.50
: 2.96-7.66 (+159%)
$180: 1.61-5.76 (+258%)
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MKC 04/19 $75 Calls
$75
: 1.20-3.30 (+175%)
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DNUT 04/19 $15 Calls
$15: .40-3.20 (+700%)


Fresh Options Ideas:
DNUT 04/19 $17.50 Calls
MRK Weekly $131-132 Calls*
GME Weekly $13-12 Puts*
CTAS 04/19 $660-680 Calls
NCNO 04/19 $35-40 Calls

*Due to Friday’s holiday, ‘weekly’ contracts will expire at market close on Thursday


Extended Watchlist:
IBIO, GMDA, VERB, DJT, MRDB, FSRN, NILA, CBTWF

Good Start to the Week, 3 New Ideas

Recapping Monday’s Runners:

We opened up this short trading week yesterday in solid fashion, offering up a slate of four potential options trading ideas in our premarket report for the day. It continues the momentum we had built up going into this past weekend, and sets us on a course for an excellent four-day week of possibilities. We’ve been just a little light on big name earnings reporters to base our daily ideas from, but we’re still managing quite well.

Yesterday’s list of targets was comprised of the CAR 04/05 $118-120 Calls, the COIN Weekly $260-265 Calls, the DELL 04/05 $114-116 Calls, and the INTC Weekly $41.50-40.50 Puts. As you can see below, they afforded us some pretty good opportunities on the day.

CAR 04/05 $118-120 Calls
$118
: 3.20-4.52 (+41%)
$119: 3.10-4.00 (+29%)
$120: 2.69-3.70 (+38%)
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COIN Weekly $260-265 Calls
$260
: 10.95-26.38 (+141%)
$262.50: 10.05-23.80 (+137%)
$265: 8.70-22.60 (+160%)
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DELL 04/05 $114-116 Calls
$114
: 2.15-3.40 (+58%)
$115: .60-2.95 (+392%)
$116: 1.80-2.43 (+35%)
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INTC Weekly $41.50-40.50 Puts
$41.50
: .27-.39 (+44%)
$41: .15-.23 (+53%)
$40.50: .10-.15 (+50%)


Fresh Options Ideas:
TSLA Weekly $177.50-180 Calls*
MKC 04/19 $75 Calls
DNUT 04/19 $15 Calls

*Due to Friday’s holiday, ‘weekly’ contracts will expire at market close on Thursday


Extended Watchlist:
DJT, CHEK, ABVC, MESO, STOK, CBWTF, OPTI, PWDY, SAPX, ORFDF

Midweek Options Movers, 3 Fresh Ideas

Four for Five on Tuesday:

Our performance for yesterday’s session turned out to be an extremely solid one, with our premarket report containing five potential options targets, four of which posted really good results on the day. Most were puts, and with the help of a crummy day for the markets, the opportunities were not in short supply.

Our winning ideas for the day were the MKC 10/20 $75-70 Puts, the ABNB Weekly $135-133 Puts, the NVDA Weekly $445-447.50 Calls and the SOXL Weekly $19.50-18.50 Puts. We’re also going to include figures from the RIVN Weekly $25-23 Puts we signaled on Monday and updated in yesterday’s report, because of the impressive new highs they tacked on:

MKC 10/20 $75-70 Puts
$75:
 4.35-8.70 (+100%)
$70: 1.17-4.00 (+242%)
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ABNB Weekly $135-133 Puts
$135: 2.95-8.22 (+179%)
$134: 2.95-7.64 (+159%)
$133: 2.10-6.60 (+214%)
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NVDA Weekly $445-447.50 Calls
$445: 3.65-5.31 (+45%)
$447.50: 2.88-4.27 (+48%)
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SOXL Weekly $19.50-18.50 Puts
$19.50: .79-1.83 (+128%)
$19: .52-1.60 (+208%)
$18.50: .35-1.21 (+246%)
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RIVN Weekly $25-23 Puts
$25: .94-3.41 (+263%)
$24.50: .69-2.85 (+313%)
$24: .48-2.41 (+402%)
$23.50: .32-2.00 (+525%)
$23: .20-1.56 (+680%)


Fresh Options Ideas:
CALM 10/20 $45-40 Puts
RPM 10/20 $95 Calls
HELE Weekly $108-106 Puts


Extended Watchlist:
BCLI, FRLN, SNTI, VVOS, VINO, IKT, SONX, HUBC, BRDS, MICR,