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Buy the Sweet, Soothing Options of Hershey
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
Wait out the market's jitters by buying calls in Hershey, whose prospects look attractive following a short pullback.
With Mattel, This Call’s Got You Covered
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
Volatility is back, and with it higher premium for protection. So selling calls in good stocks you own is a smart play here -- take a look at MAT.
CF Industries Has a Rough Spring Ahead
By
John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
This fertilizer stock has fallen sharply over the past several weeks and could continue to struggle. Here's an options play to take advantage of that likelihood.
Get a Quick Buck out of Baker Hughes
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
Baker Hughes finished last week by reversing off an upward-sloping trendline, which could lead to a quick pop. Consider playing it via calls.
Get Solid Income From This Sturdy Stock
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
You may not have heard of Trinity Industries, but this name can bring you dependable cash, every month, with this options strategy.
Charts Call for Caterpillar to Bounce Back
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
Signs of accelerating Chinese growth bode well for Caterpillar, which is sitting at important technical resistance. Play a potential CAT rebound via calls.
Sell Pricey BBRY Options for Quick Profit
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
The rumor mill has caused options prices to surge -- here's a low-risk way to take advantage of the hype.
Ride Home Depot Even Higher!
By
John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
Rather than taking pulling back on its last breather, Home Depot has surged out to new heights. Ride HD a little longer via this options trade.
Option Profits Are as Easy as ABC
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
AmerisourceBergen has been in an uptrend since last summer and continues to set new all-time highs. Try riding ABC a little longer via this covered call play.
Reserve Your Spot in OpenTable
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John Kmiecik, InvestorPlace Contributor
Breakouts tend to fail, but breakouts that close above resistance with authority and volume have a better chance of moving higher -- and such is the case with OpenTable.
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