I'm Investing $20,000 Into These 2 Stocks

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The analysis focuses on two stocks, RKLB and CRDO, using a bearish technical outlook based on option selling strategies. For RKLB, the strategy involves selling a put option with a strike price of $45.00 and an expiration date of December 18, 2026, collecting a premium of $2.40 per share, for a total of $240 for one contract (representing 100 shares). The target price is $45.00, and the fail bound is set at $60.00, meaning if the stock price rises above $60.00, the trade would be invalidated, and the maximum loss would be capped at the difference between the strike price and the premium collected ($45 - $2.40) multiplied by 100 shares, totaling $4,260. For CRDO, a similar strategy is employed by selling a put option with a strike price of $150.00, expiring on December 18, 2026, with a premium of $9.90 per share, totaling $990 for one contract. The target price is $150.00, and the fail bound is set at $190.00. A breach above $190.00 would invalidate the trade, with a maximum loss of $14,010. The overall strategy aims to profit from the stock either staying above the strike price until expiration, allowing the premium to be kept, or from buying shares at a lower price if assigned. The analysis suggests a bearish sentiment for both RKLB and CRDO, with the target prices representing potential downside levels.

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