I have a larger article on ideas for repairing Molson Coors Brewing Stock (TAP) collapse but I know investors could use some help now. Here are a few answers that might be useful while waiting for me to post the larger article this weekend.
On the private members forum an investor wrote for some help. Let’s look at his question which is typical of those I have received and post some answers.
Investor Questions:
First, thanks for all your valuable lessons regarding trading selling puts. It has been a great experience for me: entertaining with a high rate of return. Sometimes thoough, we need to reapair a tade. That is the case for me now with TAP. I sold 10 puts, strike 75 with protection at 60, July 20, 2018. The stock is now around 60. My question is: Should I roll down and forward and keep trading TAP or should I make a loss in TAP and change to another stock to try to recover my loss?? I have read that TAP is going to have a difficult 2018 and, in general, investors don´t expect that the stock will recover much. What would you do in my case Teddy?
Thank you
JCDC
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Tips For Approaching The Collapse Of Molson Coors Brewing Stock (TAP) – Investor Questions – June 1 2018
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