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### Trading Strategy for SOFI Using Moving Averages, Bollinger Bands, and MACD

**How to Trade SOFI Using Moving Averages and MACD**

To trade

1. **Identify Moving Averages**: Plot the 50-day and 200-day moving averages on SOFI's price chart. These lines help determine the overall trend and potential support/resistance levels.

2. **Monitor MACD**: The MACD consists of two lines – the MACD line and the signal line. When the MACD line crosses above the signal line, it indicates a potential buy signal; when it crosses below, it signals a potential sell.

3. **Entry Points**: Enter trades when SOFI’s price approaches the moving average support and the MACD gives a buy signal. For example, if the price touches the 50-day moving average and the MACD line crosses above the signal line, it can be a good entry point.

4. **Exit Points**: Sell when the price reaches resistance or the MACD gives a sell signal. If the price nears the 200-day moving average and the MACD line crosses below the signal line, it may indicate an exit point.

### Example Values and Trading Strategy

Using hypothetical data:

- **20-Day Moving Average**: $6.90

- **50-Day Moving Average**: $6.85

- **Bollinger Bands**:

- **Middle Band (20-Day MA)**: $6.90

- **Upper Band**: $7.10

- **Lower Band**: $6.70

- **MACD Line**: $0.03

- **Signal Line**: $0.02

#### Support and Resistance

- **Support**: Lower Bollinger Band at $6.70 and 50-day MA at $6.85.

- **Resistance**: Upper Bollinger Band at $7.10.

#### Entry and Exit Points

- **Buy Signal**: If SOFI’s price approaches the support level ($6.70) and the MACD line crosses above the signal line.

- **Sell Signal**: If SOFI’s price approaches the resistance level ($7.10) and the MACD line crosses below the signal line.

### Covered Call Strategy and Potential Outcomes

You bought 100 SOFI shares at $6.92 and sold a call option with a strike price of $7, receiving a premium of $0.17 per share.

#### Maximum Gains

- **Stock Appreciation**: If SOFI’s price rises to $7 or above, the gain on the stock would be ($7 - $6.92) * 100 shares = $8.

- **Premium Income**: Additionally, you keep the premium of $0.17 per share, totaling $17.

- **Total Gain**: The maximum gain would be $8 + $17 = $25.

#### Potential Losses

- **Stock Depreciation**: The stock price could fall below $6.92, resulting in a paper loss on the shares. However, the premium received ($17) slightly offsets this loss.

- **Breakeven Price**: The breakeven price, considering the premium, is $6.92 - $0.17 = $6.75. If the stock price falls below this level, you would incur a net loss.

- **Unlimited Downside**: Theoretically, the stock could drop to zero, resulting in a maximum loss of ($6.92 - $0) * 100 shares = $692, minus the $17 premium, totaling $675.

### Current Paper Profit 📈

Given that you bought SOFI at $6.92 and received a $0.17 premium, your effective cost per share is $6.75. If the current price of SOFI is at $7, your paper profit can be calculated as:

- **Stock Price Appreciation**: With the stock capped at $7 due to the call option, your realized profit is ($7 - $6.92) * 100 = $8.

- **Premium Income**: Add the received premium of $17.

- **Total Profit**: $8 (stock appreciation) + $17 (premium) = $25.

This strategy leverages technical analysis for entry and exit points while generating additional income and managing risk through the covered call. @TigerStars @MillionaireTiger @CaptainTiger @TigerStars @Daily_Discussion