When traders expect a stock to drop, options give them more than one way to potentially profit from that move. Two of the most common bearish options strategies traders use in these situations are buying puts and selling calls. When presented with both options, some traders might ask: “If they’re both bearish options trades, aren’t […]
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As we start a brand new quarter in 2026, it also resets the earnings cycle for companies to report their quarterly results — and I believe that Q1 Earnings Season could have a lot in store. Q4 earnings season at the start of the year gave traders a lot to process. It also set the […]
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The March 2026 Jobs Report was among the most anticipated ones in recent memory. Right now, the economy is being shaped by a number of factors: These current circumstances — combined with February’s bad jobs report — had traders preparing for the worst. Fortunately, the March 2026 Jobs Report looked much better than expected…at least […]
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Snowflake Inc. (SNOW) jumped 35% this week after a massive earnings beat. While a move like this creates excitement, it could also contain a hidden danger for traders who act too quickly. The options market tends to behave in a specific way after a gap-up like this that can catch a lot of traders off […]
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Micron Technology Inc. (MU) is the latest stock to hit a $1 trillion market cap. The stock has been on a wild ride in 2026. It’s up over 190% this year, with price swings over 20% unfolding in a matter of days. The bottom line? Micron might be worth $1 trillion… but lately, it’s been […]
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Memorial Day is a day to pause, reflect and remember the ultimate sacrifices made by our nation’s heroes. One of my favorite quotes regarding Memorial Day is: “All gave some; some gave all. Remember them this Memorial Day.” There is much to talk about in The Week Ahead so grab a cup of coffee and enjoy. This week, the […]
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