JPM WARRANTS Has Big Upside


JPM WARRANTS JPM WARRANTSI would be willing to bet that if you asked 100 investors about JPM warrants, most would guess that they don’t exist. Well guess what ? They do. They also offer speculative investors a more leveraged and riskier way to play the common shares (JPM:NYSE).

Even though JPM has been in a massive downtrend since August, many traders feel that the company is still the cream of the financial crop. Despite the fact that the shares dipped below $30 earlier this month.

But now might be the time where bottom fishers start taking a harder look at the company and specifically, the JPM Warrants because of their upside and intermediate term expiration date.

It’s common knowledge that Wall St., the print media and cable talking heads have been extremely negative on not only the global economy, but the broader averages as well. This wreaks of opportunity to contrarian players who have historically been profitable when sentiment has turned as bad as it currently is.

Just keep in mind that a common denominator amongst these value players is to buy quality on the cheap. In other words these buyers don’t step into ordinary NASDAQ stocks just because they are down 40% from the highs. They tend to stick with brand names and JPM seems to fit that bill.

JPM WARRANTS Has Investors Watching


On a technical basis, JPM has some built in short term support in the $28.50 range. Fundamentally speaking, JPM is currently trading at a discount to it’s book value of $44.06 and has a P/E of only 6.51.

Now by no means are we suggesting that you jump into JPM warrants on Thursday, but if you intend to speculate it might make some sense to put a quality name on your watchlist. Especially because you don’t have to use margin to buy warrants. Essentially JPM warrants should be viewed as a leap option.

Here are the terms below :

JPM Warrants have a strike price of $42.42 and expire on 10/28/2018.

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NWS, CYS, DOGO, JPM, AREM, MCP


News Corp (NWS:NYSE) NWS had a monster reversal today on earnings and a buyback program. However, today’s move in NWS might just have been a function of short covering. There is still a large amount of headline risk in NWS, so be careful if you have a long bias.

Cypress Sharpridge (CYS:NYSE) This high yielding name is trading like a champ and is one of the few names that really hasn’t been impacted by the market’s recent decline. But CYS has done spot secondary offerings more often than most, and this name is often shorted by hedge funds who are looking for a quick pop on the dilution.

Digagogo Ventures (DOGO:OB) Not so long ago there was chatter in the penny stock community that DOGO was going to launch a massive promo program. Shares were active for a little more than a week, but seem to be dead money now. I’d still keep an eye on it because there is often a second move after the initial drop. Add DOGO to your penny stock list on a just in case basis.

JP Morgan (JPM:NYSE) Traders and investors often try to get too cute when the go long financials. They buy beaten up stocks with questionable fundamentals and hope for moves like we witnessed today. However, the solid, less risky way to play this group has been in JPM. The stock led the group out of the Lehman crash and could do the same if we have actually bottomed. There are a couple of gaps to fill on the upside as well.With the highest one being at $39.90.

American Rare Earth Materials (AREM.OB) This is a super speculative rare earth penny stock. The shares has been a non event recently and is trading near 52 week lows. However, Molycorp’s (MCP:NYSE) CEO Mark Smith made some positive comments on the industry on CNBC after the close, so it’s possible that some sympathy plays might develop in lesser names like AREM. So add AREM to your rare earth penny stock list, despite it’s lack of fundamentals.

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