WYNN for the winAccommodation pent up demand means the big players will see upside moves first.
They also have a stake in sport betting so that adds to long movement
R is decent again and MACD good but not perfect
WYR trade ideas
WYNN, LVS, CZR & MGM February comparisonWYNN, LVS, CZR & MGM February comparison. Re-opening trades trend continue this week. Do your own due diligence, your risk is 100% your responsibility. You win some or you learn some. Consider being charitable with some of your profit to help humankind. Small incremental steps work : If you double a penny a day for a month it = $5,368,709. Good luck and happy trading friends...
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Bull FlagWYNN has broken bottom trendline of a bearish rising wedge. I have had this since the double bottom (see prior charts) and that rising wedge was troubling me (O: But I hung in there even though I thought seriously about selling when I saw it. Maybe I should have/Who knows? Had I had a bad entry level, I probably would have sold it. But when you are up, it is easier to hold on. To me that is the importance of a good long entry level..
A bull flag must break the top trendline to satisfy long entry level as a rule, and this is considered R. The bottom trendline of the flag is S. Flags should be light enough that they do not pull the pole down, so pole has to be long enought to support the flag. A tight flag (One without tons of space between price) is preferrable to a loose one..After the break out, the top trendline of the flag becomes support..
Now the stock is in a BF, so I will hang in there..
NV and OBV are bother high/short interest higher than I like..
Rising wedges are formed from too much buying without healthy pull backs. In the end there are not enough buyers to keep the stock at the higher price and Boom, it falls. They mess with supply and demand..The pattern is not valid until bottom trendline is broken. A strong stock may only fall less than 30%, but I have seen some get clobbered after breaking the bottom trendline.
Rising wedges have 2 trendlines that both slope up and converge at the apex. You will notice a lack of touches to the trendline as well..
They do not always break down (in the short term and "short term" is subjective) and a RW can be a very long term pattern. Many are just small, some are huge and their are some stocks that have been in one since the market caught the flu. My friend says they are bullish but our opinions differ on that one! I hate them..lol
Afterall. they operate in China now and China is taking over )o:
That is not why I own this, I just have a group of stocks I like and this one happens to be one of them..
Not a recommendation
WYNN LongEMA50 Crossed EMA200, Start of Uptrend
Consolidation in wedge
Avg. Size of Impulse swing is about 30
next demand is 100
Entry 108
Stop 91
Target 135
2/11/2021 Earning Date.
I am not a PRO trader. I trade option to test my trading plan with small cost.
The max Risk of each plan is less than 1% of my account.
If you like this idea, please use SIM/Demo account to try it.
Going for the WYNN As wynn retests the range high support zone, I am looking for a further breakout toward the 120 area. As long as 100 holds the trend still appears to be bullish. Obviously the digitization of gaming is a huge secular shift but it doesn't mean that the incumbents like wynn wont prosper in the new environment. And I cant speak for anyone else but a weekend at a wynn resort in a post vaccine world sounds like a good idea. Same goes for LVS for that matter.
How To Place A Wheel TradeI’m Markus Heitkoetter and I’ve been an active trader for over 20 years.
I often see people who start trading and expect their accounts to explode, based on promises and hype they see in ads and e-mails.
They start trading and realize it doesn’t work this way.
The purpose of these articles is to show you the trading strategies and tools that I personally use to trade my own account so that you can grow your own account systematically.
Real money…real trades.
All right, so how exactly do you place a trade for The Wheel? Well if you have been following me for a while, then you know that I love trading two strategies.
The first strategy I trade with is The PowerX strategy and it’s my bread and butter strategy.
The second strategy I love trading is The Wheel strategy and this strategy has a very high winning percentage.
In fact, I’ve been trading it publicly live on my YouTube channel over the past few months, and thus far, knock on wood, I have a 100% winning percentage.
Having a trading strategy is key, but how do you actually place a trade? In this article, I will show what steps you need to take, from what type of account you need, to how exactly to place the trade.
I’ll show you these steps using two popular brokers, first on tastyworks, and then on Interactive Brokers because I know that many international traders use this platform.
Getting The Right Trading Permissions
Firstly, you can trade The Wheel in any account you want, even in a retirement account. You just need to make sure you have the right options for trading permissions.
When it comes to options trading there are four levels. On any account opening form they ask you, as any broker would,
“What type of activity do you plan to conduct in your options account?”
It doesn’t matter whether it is a cash account, a margin account, or a retirement account, all you need for trading The Wheel strategy is the lowest permission possible which is Tier 1.
With Tier 1, you can write and sell covered calls, as well as writing and selling cash-secured puts. This is exactly what we are doing with The Wheel strategy.
So this is step number one because if you don’t have these permissions, there’s not a whole lot that you can do.
Contact your broker and make sure that you have Tier 1 options permissions, which again, are writing covered calls and cash-secured puts.
If you have a higher Tier, like Tier 2 or 3, that’s okay, because Tier 1 is included in the higher Tiers.
The 4 Things You Need To Know
Before placing a trade, there are the first four things that you need to know:
What type of option are you trading? Are you trading a call or a put?
You need to know what is the expiration of the option.
What is the strike price?
What’s the minimum premium that we want to get in this trade when trading The Wheel strategy?
For those who may not be aware, when I take a trade I send out an alert notifying those who opt into our Power Income Alerts feature. I recently sent an alert out for a trade with WYNN that I recently took.
According to this alert, the idea is we believed that WYNN would stay above 70 by October 30th, but if it is less than $70, we would be assigned shares, then sell calls against the position.
The alert contained the four things needed to know in order to place the trade. It had the strike price, the expiration, and the credit that we wanted to achieve.
With this information from this alert, I’m now going to explain to you how would enter this trade in tastyworks, and then I will explain to you how exactly you do this on Interactive Brokers as well.
How To Enter A Trade In Tastyworks
Once you bring up the tastyworks platform, the first thing that you need to do is enter the symbol.
In the upper-left-hand side, we would enter WYNN because this is the stock that the alert went out for, so we type in W-Y-N-N.
Now, the second thing is, as soon as we bring it up, you click on the “TRADE” on the left-hand side.
After you click the “TRADE” tab, you have to select the expiration from the list that populates.
According to the alert, the expiration we are looking for is October 30th so this is the expiration we would select.
Now you’ll see all the calls on the left-hand side and all the puts on the right-hand side.
You just click on the bid price, and after clicking, it’ll say “S1”.
So this means now that you are selling one contract.
Now, depending on your account size, you might want to sell more than one contract.
This is why the alert will tell you the buying power that you would need to trade one option if you want to trade it cash secured, which I highly recommend you do cash secured, and that would be $7,000 for each option that you want to trade.
So for me personally, in the account I was using, I wanted to trade three options so I adjusted the quantity until I saw three options.
So the next thing is that you need to specify is the minimum amount of premium that you want to achieve.
In the alert, I specified that you should receive at least $0.50 credit.
The bid/ask of this option right now is between $0.80 for the bid and $0.84 for the ask, and it makes sense to go with the mid-price which most brokers suggest.
Now click on “REVIEW AND SEND”, and then you have the opportunity to quickly reviewing your order.
So now we have three WYNN options here that we are selling (-3), with an expiration of October 30th, and a strike price of 70.
You’ll see a P which stands for “put,” and STO means “sell to open.”
The limit order I used to sell it was at $0.82.
Now $0.82 is above the $0.50 credit that I suggested that you get at a minimum in the alert, so if you are able to get more than the minimum, good, do it.
There are estimated commissions and fees, and then you just have to hit “SEND ORDER” and the order gets placed.
You now just have to wait to get filled. If you’re not getting filled right away, you can adjust your bid and ask, so instead of going for $0.82, you can then try lowering your bid to see if you get filled.
As you can see, it’s very simple, and next, I want to show you also exactly how to do this on Interactive Brokers, and it’s just as easy.
How To Enter A Trade In Interactive Brokers
All right, so let’s go over how to place a trade with the Interactive Brokers platform.
Now I will be using the information from the same alert we used when placing the tastyworks trade.
This platform looks slightly different, but the functionality is always relatively the same.
There will be a place where you can enter the symbol, so we are typing in WYNN as the symbol in the upper left.
As soon as we hit Enter, it will ask us if we want to trade stocks, or do we want to trade options, so of course, we pick “options.”
This will bring up the options chain.
An alternative way to bring up the options chain is to click “New Window” above the field where you input the stock ticker and click “OptionTrader” to bring up the options chain.
I will look almost similar to how it looks on tastyworks.
So here again, we enter, simply W-Y-N-N and now we need to pick the expiration.
The expiration going back to the alert is October 30th and a strike price of 70.
Just like we did in tastyworks, after selecting the strike price of 70, we click on the bid.
Once we click on the bid, it will bring up the order at the top.
It asks for a limit order, and we can also adjust the number of contracts.
So instead of trading one contract, we can trade three contracts.
We can also adjust the limit order to 82, as we had with tastyworks.
When we’re done, all we need to do right now is hit the T for Transmit.
Summary
As you can see, there are differences between these packages.
I personally use Interactive Brokers a lot, and it is very popular with international traders.
I also use the tastyworks platform and find it a little bit easier to use.
Now you know how to place a trade according to the Wheel, using tastyworks and Interactive Brokers.
Other brokers, other than these two, will be very, very similar.
After reading this article, you now know what type of account you need for trading The Wheel Strategy, and you can use a cash account, a retirement account, or a margin.
It doesn’t matter as long as you have Tier 1 options permissions meaning you can write/sell covered calls, and cash-secured puts.
Within the platform, all you need to do is input whether you’re trading a call or put, the expiration, strike price, and what’s the minimum premium that you want to collect. It really is that easy.
WYNN RESORTS View DailyHey my friends, WYNN RESORTS is in a bearish fake setup with low trading volume and aborted buyer's attempt. The TIMEFRAME shows us a penetrating bullish large volume of sales executed as the movement goes towards the VWAP. Strong potential to recover the losses expected from the penultimate session to fill the gap of bearish break and land on the upcoming high. Not strong enough to get on the top of the candle (See TIMEFRAME Daily and H4). But we look at the TIMEFRAME H1 we reach the top a candle that we can test no buying force to hit the intermediate median by ANDREWS PITCHFORK.
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If break and closed above the triangle, looking to long.Overall - Down trend.
However, market is forward looking. If investors believed in Biden Covid taskforce, they might enter into travel/leisure counters.
Break above the descending triangle will show bullish sign.
Double BottomWYNN has been a bottom dweller for quite a while, just floundering around and not moving too far up or too far down
Possible T2 100.2 109
NV has increased
Not a recommendation
Range bound WYNNBuy at the green arrows and sell at the red ones. Your odds are good it's too easy, better than the slot machines for sure!
WYNN LONG SPIKE SETUPAs long as WYNN holds over the support line it has been sitting on I expect I spike up to the levels of the pink bubbles
WYNN BreakdownWYNN has consistently tested the 70 level which has acted as significant support. It keeps coming back to that level almost wanting to break beneath it. The buying and demand over 70 is running dry and i believe this will break below in the next couple days. When it does it will have downward momentum due to the strength of that support. I suspect this can break below to the 60-63 range.
BUY WYNNWYNN extremely good setup with a high RR
85 has a very good chance of being hit on a breakout to the upside
$85 calls are very cheap, especially for OCT 23 - Going for .06 and IF WYNN can make this breakout move as it has done multiple times in the past, these could be ITM and go for well over 1.5
$WYNN 4 Month #DescendingTriangleThis casino stock looks vulnerable to starting another leg lower potentially all the way back to Covid19 lows. The stock is forming a 4 month descending triangle chart pattern with $68.50 level tested multiple times. A clear daily close below that level will complete the pattern and should push the stock lower. 1st target $50 round number.
WYNN Breakdown after 11 testsWYNN has tested the support at the $70 mark 11 times. With each test of support makes that range weaker with more supply being taken out. I'm looking for a breakdown to finally take place here and when it does i suspect it'll be high volume to the downside do to the amount of times support was tested.
WYNN Long, at sideways bottomIdentify Price action:
1. Sideways;
2. Aggressive move;
3. Sudden Reversal;
Current price is at bottom of sideway range.
Entry 73
Stop 67
Target1 90; reward:risk=2.5:1
Target2 106; reward:risk=5:1
I am not a PRO trader. I need few months to practice trading strategies.
If you like this idea, please use SIM/Demo account to try it, until my trading plans get high winning rate.
WYNNHead & shoulders with neckline around $69 is another way to look at it. Price target from this breakdown puts it right around the prior low (few $ under).
