Tim Biggam

Tim Biggam

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

Apple Inc. (AAPL): Has It FINALLY Bottomed?

Apple stock finally might have found a floor. While an explosive rebound isn't necessarily in the offing, you still can make money off AAPL.

Covered Call Trade to Follow the Flow in GPRO

Shares of GPRO saw a big-time call buyer on Friday, positioning for some long-term upside in GPRO stock.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.: JPM Stock Is a Fed Winner!

JPMorgan certainly will benefit from higher interest rates ... and investors will benefit from positioning themselves in JPM stock.

Alibaba Group Holding: BABA Poised for a Breakout

Shares of BABA have been mired in a trading range, but nothing lasts forever and the time may be at hand for a long call spread.

Tesoro: A More Refined Way to Play Oil (TSO)

Tesoro has dropped sharply off the highs, but look for TSO to benefit from lower oil prices

Exxon Mobil Corporation: XOM Stock a Solid Candidate for Covered Calls

With high implied volatility and a rich dividend, Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) stock is looking good as a covered call candidate.

Lululemon Call Volume Points to Earnings Beat (LULU)

LULU stock looks good technically, and the call buyers agree ahead of Wednesday's earnings report.

American Airlines Group: AAL Stock Cleared for Takeoff

AAL stock breaks through technical resistance while oil breaks through technical support.

Alphabet Inc – Has the Google Stock Rally Finally Stalled? (GOOGL)

Google stock has been on a near historic run, but finally showed some weakness over the past two trading days. And you can profit from GOOGL's misery.

Chevron Corporation (CVX) Stock Might Be Running Toward a Cliff

Chevron Corporation (CVX) is keeping its head above water, but a drop in oil below $40 will sink Chevron stock.