Income from Options Weekly: CPI, FOMC, Oil, Bonds and Bank Earnings oh my. 


Hello!

Stocks are opening slightly lower following the rally on Friday and the spike in oil following the attacks in Israel over the weekend. The VIX closed Friday at around 17.50 but got above 20 before the reversal higher in stocks on Friday. A spike above 20 had signaled many reversals from stock selloffs over the Summer but sustained corrections in spring of 2023 and Fall of 2022 saw the VIX near or above 30 before stocks found real buyers.

This week sees a couple of important economic releases. The FOMC minutes on Wednesday. Then the CPI on Thursday which takes on a new significance after the reaction to the hot jobs number last week. Following CPI, the focus quickly turns to the banks reporting Friday morning. The bank stocks have been under pressure with rising rates/yields so investors will be looking for some words and signs on how it’s affecting the large financial institutions. Below are expected moves for the major market etfs, but also some other sectors like bonds, oil and financials in the news:

Expected Moves This Week

  • SPY 1.5%
  • QQQ 1.9%
  • IWM 2.0%
  • TLT 2.2%
  • USO 3.2%

Here’s a quick run down on the charts and a look at the income from options set-up for the week:

Economic Calendar

Wednesday

  • 830am PPI
  • 2pm FOMC Minutes

Thursday

  • 830am CPI
  • 830am Initial Jobless Claims

Friday

  • 1030am UoM Consumer Sentiment

Expected Earnings Moves
Tuesday

  • PEP PepsiCo, Inc. 3.2%

Thursday

  • INFY Infosys Limited 4.7%
  • DAL Delta Air Lines, Inc. 4.4%
  • WBA Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc. 6.9%
  • DPZ Domino’s Pizza, Inc. 6.0%

Friday

  • UNH UnitedHealth Group Incorporated 2.8%
  • JPM JPMorgan Chase & Co. 3.2%
  • WFC Wells Fargo & Company 4.2%
  • BLK BlackRock, Inc. 3.4%
  • PGR The Progressive Corporation 4.2%
  • C Citigroup Inc. 4.0%
  • PNC The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. 4.3%

Based upon publicly available information derived from option prices at the time of publishing. Intended for informational and educational purposes only and is not any form of recommendation of a particular security, strategy or to open a brokerage account. Options price data and past performance data should not be construed as being indicative of future results and do not guarantee future results or returns. Options involve risk, including exposing investors to potentially significant losses and are therefore not suitable for all investors. Option spreads involve additional risks that should be fully understood prior to investing. Securities trading is offered through Options AI Financial, LLC, member FINRA and SIPC.

Free From Options AI

Options AI Tools Home

Expected moves, unusual options activity, earnings data, stock scanner and much more! Yours FREE from Options AI.

Go
Earnings Calendar with Expected Moves

See expected earnings moves to help decide whether to trade or fade the move.

Go
Compare Expected Moves

Skip the chains and compare expected moves across multiple stocks.

Go
Options University

Quickly advance your understanding of income and debit spreads with our short video series. 

Go

Open an account

Learn more about Options AI and apply for an account.

Learn More

Stay in the loop

Be the first to hear product announcements and get daily market content from The Orbit.

WordPress Lightbox