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finance1 year ago•2 min saved

Nvidia's Stock Poised for Growth Amidst AI and Market Dynamics

Nvidia's stock recently dropped but remains above its 50-day moving average, presenting a potential buying opportunity. Investors can consider a bull call spread strategy, buying a 140-strike call and selling a 150-strike call, for a maximum profit of $595 with a $405 investment. This strategy limits risk and profit, with a breakeven at $144.05. Nvidia's strong financial performance and high industry ratings support this approach, though options trading carries significant risk.

via Investor's Business Daily|

#bullcallspread #finance #investmentstrategy

finance1 year ago•3 min saved

Bitcoin ETF Options Launch Amidst BlackRock's Market Impact

Grayscale Investments plans to launch options trading on its Bitcoin ETFs, following BlackRock's record-breaking debut of its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) options. This move comes as Bitcoin reaches new all-time highs, driven by strong investor interest. Grayscale aims to enhance its Bitcoin ETP ecosystem by employing a covered call strategy. The launch follows the Options Clearing Corporation's approval and Grayscale's swift filing of an updated prospectus. This development marks a significant step in the evolving landscape of crypto ETFs.

via Decrypt|

#bitcoin #blackrock #etf

finance-and-business2 years ago•2 min saved

"Investor Places Bold Wager on Treasury Plunge Post-Employment Data"

A significant bearish bet has been placed in the options market for US Treasuries, anticipating a sharp rise in 10-year yields following the release of the US jobs report. The trade suggests yields could climb to 4.15% by the end of the trading day, which would be the largest one-day increase since March of the previous year. This move comes amid signs of a strong labor market and could lead to a shift in expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate policies. The outcome of the jobs report, particularly wage data, is expected to heavily influence Treasury movements.

via Yahoo Finance|

##bondmarket #finance-and-business