Hydroxychloroquine is Emerging as an Old Remedy for a New Disease, here’s 3 Companies to Look Consider
On Saturday, President Trump continued to tout a potential treatment to combat COVID-19. He said, “HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine. The FDA has moved mountains – Thank You!” That statement followed statements he made earlier in the week that this drug was being tested as a treatment for COVID-19. Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) is a drug that is used for prevention and treatment of ...
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This Company’s Insiders Have Bought More Shares Than Any Other Company in March
American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) is an Agoura Hills, CA residential REIT that is the leader in the single-family home rental industry. They acquire, develop, renovate, lease and operate single-family homes as rental properties. AMH announced their earnings on February 27, 2020. The initial reaction was to move lower but finished higher on the session and then retested it’s prior high near $30 within a few days. The price has retreated slightly from its high and looks poised to retest it ...
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Two Safe-Haven Plays from Market Fears
These companies should be able to hold their own and even thrive. The market has flipped from greed to fear as concerns over the coronavirus outbreak spreads. In the span of a week, stocks sold off over 10 percent. That’s only the sixth time since the financial crisis that a drop has been that steep. There could still be some downside, but a combination of solid growth plays and pre-coronavirus laggard companies could do well for investors here. That’s because, in time, fears will ...
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Unusual Options Activity: Qualcomm (QCOM)
Trader makes in-the-money bet on recovery. The April $75 calls on Qualcomm (QCOM) saw a 17-fold rise in volume, going from 253 open contracts to having over 4,350 trade hands. The bet, expiring in 46 days, is already about $2.30 in the money given the recent share price of $77.30. The trader buying the shares paid about $5.90 per contract. For the option to profit at expiration, shares would need to be back over $81. Even with the recent market rout, shares of Qualcomm ...
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Unusual Options Activity: Micron (MU)
Trader bets on move higher through April. $35 call options with an April expiration on Micron Technology (MU) recently saw a 40-fold rise in volume. The option went from 101 open contracts to over 3,900. The bet, expiring in 49 days is unusual in that this trade made a deep in-the-money bet. With shares around $54, the option is about $19 in-the-money, and should move dollar-for-dollar with shares. The trader also paid about $19 to get into the trade, so there’s nearly no ...
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Unusual Options Activity: The Walt Disney Company (DIS)
Trader bets on bounce in shares next month.
Over 1,050 contracts traded on the March $136 call options on The Walt Disney Company (DIS). This is an eight-fold rise from the prior open interest of 135 contracts.
The option, expiring in 22 days, is a play on shares moving $5 higher from around $130 right now. That’s about a 5 percent jump.
Shares have sold off heavily recently as coronavirus fears are likely to impact tourism and travel, in turn lowering revenues at ...
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Two Beaten-Down Blue Chips to Buy Now
Traders should take advantage of market fears to buy these names on sale.
We’re firm believers that investing is most successful when it’s most businesslike. One way to do that is to find companies that are attractively valued, and then buy them when they’re on sale.
It’s a lot like buying groceries and taking advantage of the occasional offer that allows you to stretch your dollars further.
Of course, in the real world, it’s tough. Our emotions come into play. But we need ...
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Insider Activity Report: Sally Beauty Holdings (SBH)
President & CEO adds to stake.
Christian Brickman, President and CEO at Sally Beauty Holdings (SBH), recently bought 7,650 shares. The buy cost just under $95,000, and increased his shares by 1.8 percent.
This marks the second insider buy at the company this year, following a director buy of 9,000 shares earlier in the month.
Insider activity at the company over the past three years shows large numbers of insider buys on a regular ...
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