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Azok számára, akik már rendelkeznek kereskedői/befektetői tapasztalattal, valószínűleg lesznek ismerős információk, de azok számára, akik most ismerkednek ezzel a világgal, biztosan sok újdonság lesz benne.
In options trading, as in normal trading, it is possible to invest in anticipation of a future rise or fall in the price of a given product. If you expect the price to rise, you buy a Call option, if it is expected to fall, you buy a Put option.
The proportion of these, or the trend-like movement of the proportion, given that options are (also) used by large investors, can signal turns in the price of these products, or confirm turns already on the chart, or call into question if there is no turn in the change in the proportion of options.
The change in the value of the Daily Sentiment Index (DSI) for each product, especially its movement from extreme values. The developer of this method is Jake Bernstein, whose trader surveys are based on the principle that all popular products, i.e. those traded by many people, will sooner or later develop positive or negative manias.
He illustrated these by imagining a ship with barrels on board. If this ship is caught in a storm all barrels will be on one side, this is the state of mania, i.e. “all” market players are on one side, and as the “wind” changes, first one barrel rolls to the other side, then the others in turn, until all are on the other side. These “sides” are the state of oversupply as well as the state of over-supply.
The idea is that the product must first reach an extreme value, i.e. overbought above 90% or oversold below 10%, and a definite move from this state in the opposite direction signals a buy or sell.
Recommendations based on a complex analysis of different stocks. These complex aspects are financial and technical. Financial aspects can include undervaluation, management’s own share buyback programmes.
The latter is important because in this case the number of shares in circulation is reduced, and for a given net profit this means a net increase in value per share.
Plus, it’s also important that the management of a company can always judge the future of the company more objectively, and if they decide to spend money on a share buyback as a result, it can’t be too unjustified.
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