HeyJaredMichael Khouw
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A key test looms for the AI trade this week. Here's how Mike Khouw is trading it (opens the original)
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The AI infrastructure buildout has been compared to the railroads in scale and scope. There are certainly similarities. Both involve enormous private capital investments relative to GDP in their era. Both have transformed how we live. In AI's case, the biggest transformation so far has been in how some of the technology companies creating it live. Consider Micron Technologies. Revenues have quintupled in the past two years and are expected to nearly double again next year. Adjusted net income is
Meta's 'powerful breakout' sets up a unique trading strategy, says Mike Khouw (opens the original)
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Meta shares have become the market's muse, with its meteoric rise exhausting every superlative in the English vocabulary. Less talked about is what that surge has done for options prices. Fueling this optimism was Meta's surprise release of a new consumer hardware product, the "Muse Charm," using the company's artificial intelligence, following the wildly successful launch of Muse, its AI agent. This hardware launch is a big move. After some of Meta's earlier hardware releases proved less than o
Tesla Roadster reveal is creating a unique options opportunity, says Mike Khouw (opens the original)
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Teslas are expensive cars, and the Roadster, which the company will reveal on October 1st, will likely be the its most expensive, if the $50,000 deposit to get on the list is any indication. Tesla's options, however, aren't particularly expensive. One-month implied volatility is at or about the 36th percentile; in other words, well below average despite the upcoming catalyst and despite October generally being a month of above-average volatility. The Cybercab launch in early September underwhelm
McDonald's is the new 'Value Meal,' says trader Mike Khouw (opens the original)
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"A nickel ain't worth a dime anymore," said the late Yankee great, Yogi Berra, referring to persistent inflation. Fast forward 50 years, and the same might be said of fast food value menus. McDonald's announced this week that it is revising its U.S. value strategy after recording its slowest sales growth in more than a year. Management is preparing a near-term "bridge plan" built around temporary menu items, national digital promotions and personalized offers aimed at loyalty members. A true ret
Lagging sector looks poised for a rebound. Here's how Mike Khouw is trading it (opens the original)
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You can't judge a book by its cover. And in the case of the stock market, you can't judge a sector by its name, which could be creating a compelling opportunity in the options market. Let me explain. All market sectors have some diversification; industry and sub-industry groups may differ and respond differently to broader sector drivers. Sometimes those differences, while distinct, still touch the same product in some way. Consider the energy select sector index; it includes upstream (E&P), mid
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