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Traders, like me, are not psychic. They make decisions based on the information available to them. Quant firms have the luxury of having an army of MIT PhD students, crazy sophisticated infrastructure, a warehouse of alternative data sources, and the ability to execute strategies that retail investors couldn't dream of, such as High Frequency Trading (HFT).
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Fundamental indicators, in particular, are extremely important for long-term investors and active traders. They help us decide if a company is healthy and worth parking our money in. For example, if a company is REALLY good at making a return on an investment, then that might be a better investment than a high-yields savings account (HYSA). Alternatively, if a company burns a bunch of money each year and isn't really growing, then that's a signal that it's not a solid investment.
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The rest of the article will explain my thought process on entering a trade with Robinhood (HOOD) call options.
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Disclaimer: The content provided in this post is for informational purposes only and is not intended as financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. I am not a financial advisor. The insights and analysis shared are meant to demonstrate the capabilities of NexusTrade in automating financial research. It's important to conduct your own due diligence and consult with a professional advisor before making any investment decisions.
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Why did I buy Robinhood (HOOD) calls BEFORE it popped?
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The first part of my decision-making process was based more on informal technical analysis. As a long-time trader, I noticed that Robinhood stock was doing really good year-to-date, and I wandered why. In my personal experience, stocks like this tend to have a lot of momentum. While other stocks like Intel (INTC) tend to have price action that is more mean-reverting, when a stock that hasn't moved a lot starts going up rapidly, there's usually a reason why.
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Finally, I noticed that HOOD's market cap was very low, especially when compared to a company like Coinbase (COIN).
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In comparison, Robinhood's fees are virtually nonexistent. Sure, there's a spread, but that exists on every brokerage (including Coinbase).
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Finally, Robinhood does far more than just transactions with cryptocurrencies. Robinhood is a brokerage and a bank, with their own debit cards that they issue to users. They also have the option of doing Robinhood gold. Because of the strong momentum on Robinhood's stock price and their potential for future, profitable growth, I decided to enter a small position in 01/17/2025, 17c HOOD call options.
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What's my next move with Robinhood?
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I have an entire options trading strategy that's too long to detail in this article. To put it briefly, I will be earning a (small) income on Robinhood. My calls are already above my strike price, so I can sell 1-2 calls per week using my in-the-money call as collateral.
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My calls don't expire until next year, so I'm not worried about short-term price fluctuations. If my position does turn against me, I will wait until Hood's next earnings report to determine what I ought to do next. If the results are still good, then I will likely buy more.
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This is a relatively advanced strategy and the full details are outside the scope of this article. Let me know if you want me to talk about this more thoroughly.
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I was able to use a combination of technical and fundamental indicators to purchase Robinhood call options before a staggering 12% jump. I'm now using my Robinhood calls as collateral to earn a small weekly "dividend". This article demonstrates the power of NexusTrade in helping users perform financial research.
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