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Dividend Capture Watchlist for 21-9-2015

Last updated Aug 19, 2021
(Originally published on Sep 20, 2015)

The market resumed it's sideways move (like it did since the beginning of the year). However we can see that the volatility is still high and the move is 'choppier'. It seems that the sideways move will continue since it is effected from two strong forces: The economy is getting stronger (bullish) but it increase the chances of interest rates hike (bearish). For now I've bought put for protection, I'm scaling down margin and I'm continuing selling puts for premium. Looking at the chart - There is a support level 186 and resistance at 200. Market widget still has a bearish tendency, but is neutral. The IV is still high.

Here is the current market sentiment trend:

Market Sentiment widget
Market Sentiment widget
Spy
Spy

Since the implied volatility is very high, there are many possible position. I'm adding the complete list here, but use caution and hold only positions you are comfortable with since the markets are still very volatile. As a reminder: we look for good companies with over 3% yield. The companies distribute dividends in the next 10-30 days. You can follow us on Twitter, where we often publish more trade ideas.

The dividend capture watch-list:

Dividend capture watchlist 21-9-2015
Dividend capture watchlist 21-9-2015

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  • Leav Graves
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    Leav Graves is the founder and CEO of Option Samurai and a licensed investment professional with over 19 years of trading experience, including working professionally through the 2008 financial crisis.