The Dow Jones and S&P 500 are a stone's throw away from all-time highs, and the technicals suggest they'll be hit sooner than later. But the longer the rally continues, the more selective the group of stocks that continue higher along with the indices.
Analysts can't seem to come to agreement about what to expect from the footwear company and its earnings report. Here's how to lower your risk on a trade.
The SPDR Gold Shares have been rebuffed on several rally attempts, and a number of possible resistances threaten the current rebound. Play bearishly with an options spread.
There's plenty to like about First Solar ahead of its quarterly report tonight -- here's one way to position yourself for an earnings-inspired rise in the shares.
Investors have been shifting toward more defensive sectors like consumer staples amid the recent market volatility, suggesting neutral-to-bearish options plays might finally get their day in the sun. Consider this trade on the Russell 2000.
It might be tempting to try to ride gold lower or even buy anticipating a rebound, but investors with a little patience should wait for a clearer picture to emerge.
JPMorgan is just mere cents away from setting a new five-year high, and it could keep rocketing past there. Bullish investors may consider this covered call trade.
