Follow Up to Trade Alert - (DAL) March 17, 2014

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Further Update to: Trade Alert -(DAL)

Sell the Delta Airlines April, 2014 $30-$32 bull call spread at $1.72 or best

Closing Trade

3-17-2014

expiration date: April 18, 2014

Portfolio weighting: 10%

Number of Contracts = 63 contracts

There is absolutely no doubt that both risk and volatility are rising in the financial markets. The higher the indexes rise, the sharper the intraday breaks. That is never a healthy sign for a bull market that has thrived for more than two years without a 10% correction.

The Crimean referendum should have been a yawn, not worthy of the 400 point swan dive that the Dow Average delivered last week. When the markets over react to the downside, and then rally back only on small volume, that is another excuse to pare back risk.

Some 45 years in the markets have taught me that whenever I have a great run, they will then suddenly reverse and bite me back. And let?s face it, the last two years have been spectacular, the Trade Alert Service nearly doubling the assets of loyal followers. It?s time to learn some humility, before the markets impose it upon you.

So I am inclined to take small profits when they arise. No more hanging on for the last dollar. That was a 2013 play. Look for a market that grinds for days, and then concentrates all of the volatility for the week in a single day, like today.

Take the money and run, while it?s there.

The best execution can be had by placing your bid for the entire spread in the middle market and waiting for the trade to come to you. The middle market is the halfway point between the bid and the offered prices that you see on your screen with your online broker.

The difference between the bid and the offer on these deep in-the-money spread trades can be enormous. Don?t execute the legs individually or you will end up losing much of your profit. Keep in mind that these are ballpark prices only. Spread pricing can be very volatile especially on expiration months farther out.

Here are the specific trades you need to execute this position:

Sell 63 April, 2014 (DAL) $30 calls at??.????$4.50

Buy to cover short 63 April, 2014 (DAL) $32 calls at..$2.78
Net Proceeds:??????.???????..??....$1.72

Profit at expiration: $1.72 - $1.60 = $0.12

(63 X 100 X $0.12) = $756 or 0.76% profit for the notional $100,000 portfolio.