Mastering the Markets
with Options Trading Expert Ian Cooper
Tuesday, July 29th at 1:00PM EDT
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But in a few weeks, it’ll be time to head back to school.
What’s interesting is that consumers are already spending on back to school products over fears of tariffs. According to CBS News:
“The back-to-school season may seem at least a month away on the calendar, but for a majority of American families, it's already begun. Two-thirds of back-to-school shoppers have already started buying clothing and supplies ahead of the new school year — a 55% increase on the level of early purchases last year.”
For investors, this marks a good time to look into companies that should benefit.
Walmart (WMT)
Walmart continues to show why it’s a solid investment.
Up about 40% in the last year, and about 145% over the last five years, it’s weathered one inflationary storm after another.
Granted, it hasn’t been immune for changes in consumer spending, with many pulling back on discretionary spending. However, back to school shopping isn’t discretionary and should help boost shares of WMT heading into the 2025-26 season.
It’s had quite a strong impact on WMT in recent years, too. WMT soared from an August low of about $70 to a high of $104.76. It ran from an August low of $52 to $55.21. And it ran from an August low of about $42 to just over $49.
We’re looking for a similar bounce this year, too.
A trader’s expectation of volatility must dictate his or her strategy, since the flat-price outlook can be traded from either a long or short volatility perspective. What beginning option traders often fail to realize is that, more often than not, it is the correct volatility perspective that determines the success or failure of options trading, not the correct flat-price outlook.
Intuitively, just as there is seasonality in the level of agricultural prices, there is seasonality in the movement of agricultural prices. After a three or four month growing period in the United States, crop production will either be abundant or deficient, and prices must adjust accordingly during that short period. Therefore, weather is the overwhelming determinant of price volatility, though volatility will rise or fall due to other isolated events. The Chernobyl nuclear accident in the Soviet Union in May 1986 is one example of this type of isolated event. These phenomena are unpredictable and common to all options markets; however, they are not our concern here.
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