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Seasonal Trading: Four of the Best Ways to Trade the Holidays
Most of us are well aware of the seasonal trading patterns around the holidays.
Most of us are also well aware that companies whose sales and profits ramp up in the holiday season are great stocks to buy for a short-term run-up.
If you see that a particular stock has run up year after year, it’s a great indicator that you may want to buy a stock like Best Buy, or FedEx before a big seasonal move higher.
Other than the holidays, we can trade stocks on the winter patterns, too. We can even look to businesses like Home Depot (HD) that sell snow shovels and heaters. Or, even a tock like VF Corporation, which owns The North Face and its warm coats.
In short, never ignore seasonality. It could be costly.
Here are four hot stocks that have a history of running higher around the holidays.
Seasonal Holiday Stock No. 1 – FedEx (FDX)
In most years, shares of FedEx have turned higher in the holiday-shipping season.
All as millions of packages are delivered all over the country for the holidays. This year should be no different. In fact, Nancy Perez, managing director and senior portfolio manager at Boston Private, thinks e-commerce should translate into another healthy season for FedEx. She sees revenue growing by double digits as it continues to gain traction from the strong U.S. economy.
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The following are the four main component factors that will significantly increase your upside probabilities. You should have at least two factors stacked in your favor. If you can get all four factors stacked in your favor, then you have a very high probability options trade.
Overlapping perfect storms on the 60-minute, daily, weekly, and monthly time frames. Usually a 60-minute coupled with a daily mini pup or pup pattern is good for a two-day move. If you add in a weekly or monthly pup or mini pup, that move may stretch out for up to five days with strong momentum. The wider time frames you have, the easier it will be to walk away with profits, as the window of opportunity to do so should be very wide.
Laggards and intrinsic value. Compare the daily and weekly charts of at lest two other same sector companies. A good example is when three other same sector stocks are at daily upper Bollinger bands while the stock in question is just starting to trend up with a daily mini pup. The laggard component acts as a buffer as well. Once money starts flowing into the laggard, it will often continue to move higher to reach equilibrium levels with the sector, even as leaders exhaust and sell off. This is only temporary though, so be aware that the laggard will eventually resume following the leaders.
The first profit opportunity we will consider this week is in LOXO, or Loxo Oncology, Inc. Loxo Oncology specializes in developing highly selective medicines for patients with genetically defined cancers.
The monthly chart shows that the LOXO stock price went straight up from last November until the record high in June. This month’s trading points to a further decline. A rally through this month’s high would be a good sign for the bulls.
After trying to break through the Upper Keltner Channel Line early this month, LOXO collapsed. A further decline is expected.
We are going to review a Put Debit Spread for LOXO.
Traders who want to employ a more leveraged approach can buy LOXO puts. LOXO has options expiring in December, January, March, and June.
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