Recent events have rocked the shares of tech giants $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and $Apple(AAPL)$ .
Tesla faced a production halt due to a fire near its Gigafactory in Berlin, causing a 4% decline in shares.
Apple's iPhone sales decline of 24% in China led to a 2.8% drop in its shares.
Investors are wondering when these stocks will hit bottom and how to trade.
$165 and $160 are two key support levels of Apple. The market generally believes Apple might pull back to $160 in this wave.
$175 and $150 are two key support levels of Tesla.
How to profit from two giants’ decline?
1. Buy Put: Profit from Premiums
If you already hold the two stocks, you can purchase put options to provide downside protection.
In the event of a pullback, the value of the put options would increase, offsetting some of the losses on the stock positions.
Striking price: you can choose the current price or the price around support levels.
2. Sell Put: Profit from Bottoming out Shares
Different from profiting the premium increase of put options, Sell Put helps you bottom out shares at a desired level.
Striking Price: you can choose the price around the support levels (or your desired price). For example, you can sell put of $Apple(AAPL)$ with a strike price of $160.
It should be noticed that you should have enough margin for selling puts.
Will you bottom out the two giants?
At what price?
What’s your strategy?
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$Apple(AAPL)$ & $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ these 2 stocks may have become a thing of the past... their glory days may have been over... seems like they are trying to survive in this competitive world...
lost their sparks... lost their magic... not seeing the passion...
hope they will come up with something "magical" to be the "leader" in their industry...
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What’s your strategy?
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