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Zacks.com announces that the experts at Ultimate Option Strategies highlight an option for the following stock: Corinthian Colleges
Business Wire, Nov 24, 2006
CHICAGO -- Ken Trester, editor of the Ultimate Option Strategies newsletter, expects sideways action with an upside bias for November and says option buyers should focus on the longer term. Read about an option play on Corinthian Colleges (Nasdaq: COCO). Click here for the full story exclusively on Zacks.com: http://at.zacks.com/?id=84.
Highlights from the November 13 Featured Expert column by Ken Trester include:
Ken Trester's Best Option Play
Debit Spread to Buy -- Buy Corinthian Colleges (Nasdaq: COCO) Jan 2009 12.5 Call and sell COCO Jan 2009 17.5 Call. The spread price at Friday (11/10) close was $1.80.
The maximum profit potential with this position is 155%. Maximum profits will be realized if the stock is above $17.50 during the week prior to January 2009 options expiration. The stock would have to rise to over $30.00 to obtain a similar profit from buying the stock itself.
A debit spread is similar to buying an option, except you are using the simultaneous sale of another option to offset some of the cost. This debit spread reduces the cost of buying the COCO Jan 2009 12.5 Call, which otherwise would cost 2.9 points.
Corinthian Colleges is a for-profit, post-secondary education company. The stock recently underwent a sharp sell-off, then rebounded quickly, which is bullish action and indicative of good support. It is at the bottom of its trading range and this LEAP debit spread buys you a lot of time for a recovery.
Read Ken Trester's outlook and find out what he has to say about a favorable longer term. Then take a look at the complete description of the above option trade and discover more options by clicking: http://at.zacks.com/?id=85.
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