Delta Air Lines, Inc. (NYSE:DAL) was hovering near a familiar area of resistance
Our recommended
Delta Air Lines, Inc. (NYSE:DAL) March 50 put delivered 101% gains for subscribers of our
Weekend Player service. Below we'll break down what attracted us to the stock's options, and how DAL performed after our recommendation.
We suggested
DAL options shortly after the company's fourth-quarter earnings release last month. Expectations were high heading into the event -- and so was the share price. The period since late 2014 has been characterized by repeated failed rallies by DAL in the $50-$52 area -- and repeated sharp pullbacks in the wake of those failures.
The shares of DAL were right in the $50-$52 vicinity when we initiated the put trade on Jan. 17. Following our recommendation, DAL hovered near the $50 area for a few more days, until President Donald Trump's
immigration order, coupled with a Delta Air Lines systems outage, sent the stock tumbling to as low as $46.57 on Jan. 31.