Tim Biggam

InvestorPlace Contributor

Delta Derivatives Tim Biggam is a veteran option strategy specialist and develops disciplined trading strategies for high- and low-volatility market environments.

He previously served as the Lead Option Strategist at Thinkorswim and the Chief Option Strategist at MF Global. Tim can be seen regularly on CBOE-TV, CNBC, Bloomberg TV, and BNN.

Recent Articles

Time To Sell Every Rally In TSLA Stock

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Jul 23, 2018

The combination of terrible technicals and fundamentals sets up for a potential big downside in TSLA stock.

Don’t Trust the Square Stock Rally

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Jul 20, 2018

After more than doubling this year and adding on 15% just this month, SQ stock has reached an extreme and is due for a pullback

Is Micron Stock Bound to Pop … Or Will It Drop?

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Jul 17, 2018

Low levels of implied volatility makes positioning for a pop or drop in MU stock decidedly much cheaper. Here's how traders should approach Micron.

Amazon Stock Is Headed to $2000 — Sell the Rally!

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Jul 16, 2018

While no disputing the utter dominance of Amazon in the internet commerce space, the recent momentum based rally in AMZN stock has gotten to extreme levels.

The Red-Hot Rally In Microsoft Stock Is About to Cool

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Jul 13, 2018

After a monster rally to fresh all time highs, MSFT stock is now over loved technically and over valued fundamentally.

How to Profit From Nothing in a Range-Bound Facebook Stock

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Jul 3, 2018

FB stock is likely to trade sideways as momentum wanes and earnings loom. Here's a way to make some money in Facebook ahead of that report.

2 Big Bank Stocks Poised to Pop After the Recent Drop

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Jul 2, 2018

Bank stocks like JPM and C are looking attractive on both a fundamental and technical basis after the Fed gives the go ahead to raise the dividend and increase stock buy backs.