Options Action 9/22/23
Summary
Hosted by Tyler Matheson, this final episode of CNBC's "Options Action" features analysts Mike Coe, Carter Worth, and Brian Stutland discussing market weakness following the Fed's decision to keep rates higher for longer. The panel highlights the Russell 3000's poor breadth, suggesting a fragile market where only large-cap tech stocks are driving gains. They outline specific trades, including shorting Bank of America via put spreads, buying Uber risk reversals for downside protection, and using call spreads on Costco to limit risk ahead of earnings. The episode concludes with a review of a …
Topics discussed
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Show intro and agenda: Banks, Earnings, and FedEx trade
Market overview: SP500 losses and Russell 3000 divergence
Volatility analysis and market direction outlook
High-duration equities and valuation risks
Banking sector analysis: Why banks are struggling
Trade idea: Shorting Bank of America with put spreads
Trade idea: Uber risk reversal for downside protection
Discussion on Uber relative strength and strategy
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Trade idea: Costco call spread ahead of earnings
Technical analysis of Costco price action
Trade idea: Shorting Constellation Brands with put spreads
Technical view on Constellation Brands breakout
Update on FedEx iron condor trade management
Q&A: Proper use of 0 DTE options
Q&A: Carter's view on XL vs SPY ratio
Final calls from the panel
Show sign-off and disclaimer
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