Citigroup, Inc.Long
[8 Sep] Financials Rebound [Reversal Trade]
How I idealised this trade: Woke up slightly later than usual and as I tried to catch up with the market happenings, I realised that whilst the S&P500 has had a great rebound, my portfolio (mainly SPY and blue chip tech stocks) was relatively flat. Digging in further I soon realised that the financials were leading the rebound for S&P 500.
I compared severable financial tickers before deciding that C has the best and most suitable setup that I'm comfortable with. I did consider an options play on this, but I'm still quite amateur at selecting strikes and expiry dates for swing plays (If anyone can kindly advise do let me know!)
Entry: 49.6
Stop: 47.5
TP: 53.9
Recall that the current economic climate remains hawkish as the Fed is determined to reduce overall demand (with the increase of interest rates) to combat inflation. The overall thesis behind this is that banks will stand to benefit from rising rates in the short run, therefore a bullish outlook for the financials.
Open to sharing ideas, do let me know if you have any thoughts in the comments section!
I compared severable financial tickers before deciding that C has the best and most suitable setup that I'm comfortable with. I did consider an options play on this, but I'm still quite amateur at selecting strikes and expiry dates for swing plays (If anyone can kindly advise do let me know!)
Entry: 49.6
Stop: 47.5
TP: 53.9
Recall that the current economic climate remains hawkish as the Fed is determined to reduce overall demand (with the increase of interest rates) to combat inflation. The overall thesis behind this is that banks will stand to benefit from rising rates in the short run, therefore a bullish outlook for the financials.
Open to sharing ideas, do let me know if you have any thoughts in the comments section!
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