This Stock Just Hit a New Low (How to Profit Even More Than Buying the Dip)
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- 13 Sept 2026, 22:30 UTC
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- 13 Sept 2026, 23:58 UTC
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The analysis focuses on three retail stocks: TJX, BURL, and DKS. The current market trend for these stocks is bearish, with significant Year-to-Date price performance declines indicated for BURL (-17.41%) and DKS (-31.68%). However, the analysis identifies potential bullish setups for all three based on technical indicators and long-term option expiry plays. For TJX, the current price is $126.19, with a target of $135.00 and a fail bound at $120.00, utilizing options expiring in 2028. For BURL, the current price is $239.04, with a target of $250.00 and a fail bound at $230.00, also with long-dated options. For DKS, the current price is $135.03, with a target of $145.00 and a fail bound at $120.26, again using long-dated options to mitigate time decay. The strategy involves buying calls with significant time to expiration, leveraging high Average True Range (ATR) for volatility and potentially adding to positions if they move favorably, while maintaining strict risk management.
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