Carter Worth spoke on
CNBC's Options Action about a relationship between
Nike IncNKE and
Foot Locker, Inc.FL.
He explained that Nike products account to 60 percent of
Foot Locker's sales and 20 percent of Nike's revenues comes from
Foot Locker, Inc. stores. He sees this relationship as a reason for a strong correlation between two stocks and he believes that
Nike Inc is going to trade lower, to $52, after
Foot Locker, Inc. failed to meet earnings expectations.
Mike Khouw agrees that
Nike Inc could make a pull back and he suggested an options strategy to make a bearish bet. He would sell the July 57.5/60 call spread for $0.95 and that is the maximal profit he can make with the trade. If the stock trades above $58.45, the trade is going to start to lose money and his maximal loss of $1.55 is going to occur if
Nike Inc jumps above $60 at the July expiration.
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FLFoot Locker Inc
$24.111.17%
Edge Rankings
Momentum
63.48
Growth
16.53
Quality
50.04
Value
59.37
Price Trend
Short
Medium
Long
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