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The Stock Market Is on a Bumpy Ride. Try These 2 Stocks for Stability.
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If that proves wrong and the stock tumbles, investors will be on the hook to buy Tesla stock at the $925 put strike or to adjust the position in the options market to avoid assignment.</p><p>During the past 52 weeks, Tesla stock has ranged from $539.49 to $1,243.49.</p><p>NOV, at under $20 a share, is a less daring play. The amount of money needed to trade options on the stock is negligible.</p><p>With NOV stock at $16.21, aggressive investors could sell the March $14 put that expires March 4 for about 35 cents and buy the March $19 call with the same expiration for about 35 cents.</p><p>The trade expresses confidence that rising oil and gas prices will drive even more investors into the energy sector. When they arrive, NOV might prove to be an intriguing way to position. 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NOV supplies drilling equipment and tools to the oil and gas industries—which many think are at the onset of a commodities supercycle.But both companies have qualities that might make them a world unto themselves. And both are intriguing plays as the stock market keeps tumbling.With Tesla stock at $995.65, aggressive investors could sell the January $925 put option that expires Jan. 28 for about $22.50 and buy the January $1,010 call option with the same expiration for about $45.This risk-reversal strategy—that is, selling a put and buying a call with a higher strike price but the same expiration date—positions investors to buy Tesla stock at $925. Should the stock surge on earnings, and rally to, say, $1,200, the call would be worth $190.The strategy—admittedly a very aggressive one—expresses confidence that Tesla’s surprisingly strong fourth-quarter sales data foreshadow an impressive earnings report and constructive commentary about the future. 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