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November Watchlist

Oct. 19, 2010 8:48 PM ETBCSI, SBOW, BAX, MOS, WDC, CAT
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Earnings season is not kind to covered calls and we have seen a number of stocks already punished severely for a earnings miss or negative guidance. On the plus side I do see a number of my old standby stocks getting ready to test support and give me a better entry point. I'm listing stocks here that have earnings this week are are already finished that could still be compelling for a November write.

BCSI - This is my most likely play to jump into tomorrow. I like this as a collar and I'm looking at the Nov. $25 call and the April $23 put. Earnings are unfortunately right before November expiration, but if I get involved now and protect it with a put, I like this a long-term write each month through April with a put protecting the downside.

SFY - Earnings are not till February and the price recently broke the 200 day-MA. The premiums will not take your breath away, but I'm thinking of getting involved at the $22 strike.

CAT - Earnings are Thursday, October 21 and they have pulled back a bit.

MOS - Earning are not till January and the stock has pulled back a bit. This is a volatile stock that was overbought. I'm looking at a collar to protect against a major pullback. The premiums are always great on Mosaic and I have made more money on this stock than any other.

BAX - Another stock pulling back with Oct. 21 earnings.

SNDK - This is also a good collar candidate after earnings on Oct. 21.

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