Derivatives restructuring continues

Today I made another 2 new derivatives trades. The underlyings are with $TTE (-1,37 %) and $MRK (-0,56 %) are rather conservative. However, in terms of the key figures, the derivatives are not necessarily what you would call a widow and orphan security. Above all, the one on $TTE (-1,37 %) with a leverage of 17 and a term of 4 months. $TTE (-1,37 %) is the best energy stock for me because it is clearly undervalued in relation to its peer group, especially if you look at $XOM (-1,29 %) and $CVX (-1,46 %) in particular. This is probably due to the fact that $TTE (-1,37 %) is only traded as an ADR in the USA so far. On December 8, however, this will change and the shares can be traded normally. This will make the shares much more interesting for American investors. In addition to the excellent performance that $TTE (-1,37 %) already has with the derivative below. Don't be confused by the low bid price. MS increased the spread from 1 to 7 ct after the European exchanges closed. I still bought them with a normal spread of 1 ct.