JC and I recorded our latest options conference call last night (subscribers can access it here). We discussed some trades that were exited last month, updated some current positions, and discussed a couple new ideas.

One of the new ideas discussed was a bullish breakout in United Therapeutics $UTHR. And I'm ready to pull the trigger today.

Hey everyone -

JC and I put together this months Options Conference call and it was one of my favorites yet!

We discussed positions we closed out in Google in Biotechs, as well as some of the trades we have on that are worth an update. There are a few new ideas on our radar and we get into some of that as well so you can get a little bit of a behind the scenes look at our thought process.

Enjoy!

Once again this month, I'm going to share info on positions that were closed in the month of March. As a reminder, our exit plans are always laid out ahead of time in each trade idea we publish. In every case, the exits mentioned below were all exited in accordance with the plan as laid out.

Anybody else tired of the big banks? Their lack of personal attention, the formulaic approach to lending, the fees, etc?

I stopped banking with "big banks" a long time ago, now doing my personal and business banking with a local bank in my community.

So it's nice to see the team talking about bullish developments and trade ideas in the Regional banking space in the latest RPP Report.

The latest 2-to-100 Club Report is out with a handful of actionable names to participate in.

These aren't trades where we expect a face-ripping rally to imminently commence. But we do think there are underlying trends that can propel these names higher over the next 3-6 months.

With that in mind, I've got a trade in November options on deck to play one of my favorites from this report.

The recent pullbacks we've seen in a number of momentum names is offering us some advantageous opportunities to buy into some stocks we like at better prices.

One stock in particular is making a beautiful sound as it attracts my attention.

We've seen quite a move lower in $TLT (which moves inversely to interest rates) since this summer.

Is the bottom in?

My crystal balls says: "Don't ask me stupid questions." So, that's no help.

But here's what I know:

• Implied volatility priced into $TLT options is relatively high, though declining from recent high levels.
• We have a clearly defined level (of perhaps temporary) support at $133.
• High volatility gives us the ability to short options and gives us plenty of room to be wrong and still make money.

The bet I'm making is $TLT is going to chop around in a bit of a range over the next 2-6 weeks and this will cause volatility to contract.

So here's how I'm going to play it:

All Star Charts recently published a bullish report on the communications space. We're seeing strength in this sector not just in the U.S., but around the world.

One of the names that most interested me has some international flavor.

US Stocks have been a bit dicey since yesterday afternoon as we're seeing a lot of high beta names get chopped down. This is never fun if you've been riding trends.

But when markets get turbulent, the strongest stocks and future leaders tend to reveal themselves. And that's what I'm seeing right now in a popular name.

The latest All Star Charts Monthly Conference Call (subscriber link) is in the books and no doubt JC and the team had to chug a pot (or two) of coffee to get through that blizzard of charts.

Judging by the performance of the publicly traded Starbucks stock, our team are clearly not the only investors who rely on a caffeine boost to perform our best.

Strazza put out a post this weekend about scanning for strength in selloffs. Give it a read. Here's the Cliff's Notes: the recent selloff in tech has been an excellent opportunity for new leadership to reveal itself.

One of the names we like makes computer hardware and we're getting a nice little pullback today to lean in to a trade here.

In the latest RPP Report put out by All Star Charts, the team remains bullish on the continued sector rotation into energy and oil sector names.

While some of these moves are somewhat extended, there is still a lot of ground to reclaim to get back to former highs. Our bet is the big move is still coming...