I wouldn’t believe it if you told me either, but material and commodity-related names are actually on the brink of out-performing the S&P 500! Join me as we dive into the charts to show you this critical development and then set up the trade in the options market.
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Nice video on FCX options based on underlying strength of XLB!
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I agree with FCX trade may go to 12. When mkt goes down it will be at 9. Lke Apr option. I m doing 4/1 option Thks.
Hpefully will get real time video
Excellent! Best of luck and hope to see you in the member’s area.
Technically, the trade isn’t a backratio. It is rather a front ratio. A backratio is where you would sell the lower strike call and BUY more of the higher strike calls. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Nah you’re right, Richard. I mixed it up in my mind as it’s also like a bear call ladder, so I associate back spread and bear call. But catch, it’s a front spread.