Archive Category: Max Profit Alert Archive

We looked at the communication services sector last week. It’s been one of the hardest-hit sectors of the bear market. But it’s now trading at cheap and attractive valuations relative to its peers. It’s also up 27% year to date and on the verge of a potential bullish breakout. Suffice to say, this sector is on my “bullish trades” radar. Though, as I mentioned last week, I am concerned that just two companies — Meta Platforms Inc. (Nasdaq: META) and Alphabet (Nasdaq: GOOGL) — make up a full 50% of the exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks this sector, the SPDR Comm. Services Sector ETF (NYSE: XLC).

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We’re due for my WorldView Report. In this once-monthly update, I walk you through the major U.S. sectors and industry groups, as well as foreign stock markets … and sometimes commodity and bonds markets. This is how we identify pockets of strength and weakness, through the lens of my dual trend-and-momentum approach, where we only buy things that are: Already trending higher (over the past six months). And showing market-beating momentum (over the past three months).

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My team alerted me to two excellent questions in our Max Profit Alert inbox this week. They related to the “mechanics” of options… Specifically, how the price of an option contract is determined, and how we need shares of the underlying stock to move before we can make a profit. If you’re new to options, or simply a bit “fuzzy” on precisely how they work — don’t fret! Today’s walkthrough should be all you need to feel confident.