FUNDAMENTALLY COMPELLING BUY rated by the consensus +47% average target upside Morningstar rating * * * *
TECHNICALLY: COULD BE REBOUNDING SOON? GG is down 35% since the intermediate top above $20 reached in early July This is 2.5X more than the consolidation in Gold (-13.74% since July) Such negative performance has brought a spike in volatility The stock has also just completed a perfect rounding top It has also been forming a consolidation base at 12.65 Too early to buy outright, as the direction in Gold needs confirmation However...
...OPTIONS STRATEGY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF VOLATILITY: SELL (SHORT-DATED) OTM PUTS
FOR AGGRESSIVE TRADERS Sell 16Dec16 $13 put at 0.32/share (indicative) for a yield of 2.38% (54.32% annualized)
FOR MORE RISK AVERSE INVESTORS Sell 21Apr17 $12 put at 0.79/share (indicative) for a yield of 5.88% (15.11% annualized)
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For reference, sold 20jan17 $12 put at 0.43/share (3.2%, 22.90% annualized).
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The weakness in gold post Fed meeting presented us yesterday with yet another volatility opportunity to sell puts on Goldcorp, as the stock went down 10% in 24h. Yesterday, the 21Apr17 $11 put yielded intraday as much as 19% annualized (0.80/share). Under the worst case scenario, we would be happy to be long GG at $11 for a longer-term pickup in gold prices. The $12 support played its role perfectly yesterday, as the stock breached it intraday but closed comfortably above it. Those who were assigned on the 16dec16 $13 put sale should hold on to the shares.