TAN

Discussion in 'Options' started by oldnemesis, Jun 9, 2016.

  1. http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2016/06/09/3786417/solar-beats-coal-oil-gas/

    http://www.cnbc.com/2016/06/09/us-solar-market-to-nearly-double-in-2016-led-by-utilities.html

    https://www.thestreet.com/story/13436850/1/this-solar-stock-could-rise-nearly-75-in-2016.html

    https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/206619/solar-etfs-to-shine-in-2016

    http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=TAN+Interactive#{"range":"2y","allowChartStacking":true}

    http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=tan

    Trade:
    With TAN at 21.66
    Jan 16/11 bull put spread for a net credit of $45
    Yield = 45/455 = 9.9% in 225 days or 16% annualized
    Prob = 85%
    Expectation = .85(45) - .01(455) - .14(228) = 38.25 - 4.55 - 31.92 = 1.75

    Price........ Profit / Loss........ ROM %
    8.00............. (455.00)........... -90.10%
    11.00........... (455.00)........... -90.10%
    11.86........... (368.70)........... -73.74%
    15.55................ 0.00............... 0.00%
    15.67............... 11.60.............. 2.32%
    16.00............... 45.00.............. 9.90%
    20.00............... 45.00.............. 9.90%
    25.00............... 45.00.............. 9.90%
    30.00............... 45.00.............. 9.90%



    You have to ask yourself the question: Has TAN bottomed out???
     
    Last edited: Jun 9, 2016
  2. J_Smith

    J_Smith

    Apparently not - risky play going long by the looks of things - much better opps out there to choose from.

    J_S

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  3. "much better opps"

    Really? Tell us about them

    :)

    TAN had a really bad day today. How low can an ETF go? Can it go to zero? How about negative... where someone would pay you to take it off their hands.

    But, given the rosy picture being painted for the near future of solar maybe a debit spread with better
    R/R. would be more appropriate.
    e.g.
    with TAN closing at 20.65
    Jan '17 16/20 bull call spread for a net debit of $285:
    Potential yield = 115/285 = 40.35%
    Prob = ???

    Price................. Profit / Loss.......... ROI %
    12.00.................... (285.00).......... -100.00%
    14.65.................... (285.00).......... -100.00%
    16.00.................... (285.00).......... -100.00%
    17.44.................... (140.90)............ -49.44%
    18.85......................... 0.00................ 0.00%
    20.00...................... 115.00.............. 40.35%
    20.23...................... 115.00.............. 40.35%
    23.02...................... 115.00.............. 40.35%
    25.81...................... 115.00.............. 40.35%

    Of course TAN is highly volatile and not for the feint of heart... and I certainly wouldn't do any long until I saw some signs of a bottom.

    I'll wait a couple of months.

    :)
     
    Last edited: Jun 11, 2016
  4. J_Smith

    J_Smith

    J_S

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