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Insiders are taking full advantage of their down, but not out stocks.
Look at Dollar Tree (SYM: DLTR)
Dollar Tree is one of the best performing stocks in President Trump’s first 100 days back in office. Since inauguration, DLTR is up about 36%. It’s also outperforming the consumer staples sector. “Historically, the dollar stores have done better in softer macro environments, especially if we were heading into a recession,” said CFRA Research, as quoted by CNBC.
Helping, CFO Stewart Glendinning just paid $1.24 million for 17,000 shares of DLTR in mid-April. He paid an average of $72.75 per share.
Plus, according to analysts at Citi, DLTR is “a dark horse winner in the new tariff world.”
“While Dollar Tree was previously trying to manage China tariffs within its current pricing architecture, this higher tariff regime gives them further cover to expand price points from $1.25 to $1.50 – $1.75,” they added.WEX Inc. (WEX)
Global commerce platform Wex just saw its Chair, CEO, and President, Melissa Smith, pay $500,720 for 3,721 shares at a cost of $134.57 per share.
Sometimes a stock price may drop significantly before you have time to catch it and react. The best choice in this situation may be to continue writing covered calls but with lower strike prices than you would like, and to get a decent premium.
Suppose you bought 100 shares of a stock at $14. You wrote a covered call for $15 with an expiration date of the next month. Then the stock suddenly takes a plunge to $12, and settles there. When your option expires, you surely will not be called out. However, you won’t be able to write a covered call at $15 for the next month, because the stock price is so far away from the strike price, the premium would be too low, and probably not even cover the cost of commission. In this situation, reevaluate the company and the market. Examine the news. If it appears that the stock will be a while recovering, you may want to take a little risk and write a covered call with a lower strike price, in this case, $12.50 would be the next price above the stock price. This is risky, because you do not want to be called out, or you would lose the money.
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Check out his June 10th video below, along with the following update for today, June 11th:
CPI/ PPI/ FOMC this week. Not much to add to yesterday. Possible divergence set up as discussed, but that only gets conformed with a lower close day. Up 20% from the lows in short order not the place to get long. So overall, I am cautious here for a dip day or two. I still think June up, then gets retraced in July.
The first profit opportunity we will review this week is a stock purchase in KT, or KT Corporation. KT is South Korea’s first telecommunications company and is a major supplier of the local landline and broadband internet market.
The monthly chart shows that KT has been in an overall bull trend for the past year. The current buy signal was activated when KT closed above the 10- period simple moving average line in May 2024.
The daily chart shows that KT has been forming a pattern of higher highs and higher lows for almost a year. The bullish pattern points to a further advance.We recommend buying KT stock at the current price level. The KT dividend yield is 3.79%.
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