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Derivatives trade of the day

Good morning dear community.

Today I invested part of yesterday's proceeds from the sale of $AVGO (-0.94%) into a totally normal OS on a company $COST (+0.7%) from a totally boring industry with a relaxed term until March 26, close to the money and a normal 11 leverage without KO.


Why? $COST (+0.7%) has always performed well in the summer months in recent years, as it benefits from the vacation period. The months from June to August are the strongest months for $COST (+0.7%) . So it's more of an experience/statistics trade.

05.06
€295.00
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sounds plausible
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Make me rich 😍 Thank you
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Where do you trade the bills?
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@MCKrummel-Divi-Holding via Flatex directly with the issuer
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What do you think of a discount option on the Micro Strategy? Surely a lot of potential in the short to medium term?
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@_Elisa_ Do you have a specific one in mind? If so, what kind of development do you expect with $MSTR
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@_Elisa_ Discounters are generally more suitable for sideways movements or moderately rising or falling underlyings. So if you expect prices to rise sharply at $MSTR, a discounter is not necessarily the best product.
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I assume that it will end up at around 500$ towards the end of the year with ATH in 4Q like Bitcoin. Since I like to invest in a relaxed manner and am not constantly up to date to ride the wave, I thought I would make a relaxed 100% return until December with a warrant with a cap of 400$ and I could care less about fluctuations in the meantime. Or to use the warrant in addition to a leverage as soon as the Bitcoin madness starts. That way I play it safe in case it does collapse.
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@_Elisa_ So the bill is a discount and only participates in positive developments of the share up to 375$. If the share is at $375 or higher at maturity, you will receive $2.50. So there is also a certain currency risk. If the dollar continues to fall until then, this reduces the return. Around 80% is possible. But if $MSTR reaches your scenario, you will not have participated as much. But in general you can do this as a relatively safe trade. Of course, you can still lose your stake if $MSTR falls below $325 on the maturity date
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I haven't even considered the currency risk yet. Thanks for your input.
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