$Occidental Petroleum (OXY.US)$ After a sharp drop in crude oil prices in early September, there is currently a rebound.
Market participants comment that the short-term stabilization of crude oil prices is mainly due to a global interest rate cut combined with escalating geopolitical conflicts.
OPEC's outlook report maintains a bullish view on the long-term demand for crude oil.
It is estimated that by 2050, global petroleum consumption is expected to increase by 17.9 million barrels per day, an increase of approximately 18%.
Occidental Petroleum has experienced a significant decline in this round, betting on a rebound. Trading strategy - OXY (Occidental Petroleum), bullish price difference combination in a bull market.
Buy the Call option for October 25th, with a strike price of 51 US dollars, and a premium of 2.27 US dollars.
Sell the Call option for October 25th, with a strike price of 55 US dollars, and receive a premium of 0.56 US dollars.
Maximum profit: 229 US dollars.
Maximum loss: $171;
Profit range: Stock price above $52.71

$iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI.US)$ Today, assets in China surged.
The People's Bank of China announces several policies:
Firstly, to lower the deposit reserve ratio. Pan Gongsheng announced that the deposit reserve ratio will be reduced by 0.5 percentage points in the near future, providing the financial market with approximately 1 trillion yuan of long-term liquidity.
Secondly, to lower the interest rates on existing home loans and unify the minimum down payment ratio for home loans.
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Therefore, considering FXI, the large cap China stocks ETF, the options strategy is to synthetic stocks long.
If considering single leg contracts, choosing rolling sell Put strategy will suffice.
Trading strategy combination - FXI (China large cap stocks ETF)
Sell the Put option expiring on October 25 with a strike price of $28, collecting a premium of $1.24, resulting in an annualized return of 50.5%.
Buy the Call option expiring on October 25 with a strike price of $28, paying a premium of $0.64, and closing the profit at the $29.5 price level.
Potential return: 1.5
Potential loss: (0.64)
Risk return ratio: 2.34 times

$SPDR Gold ETF (GLD.US)$ On September 20, the spot gold price broke through $2600 for the first time, setting a new record.
Bank of America warned that the excitement in the stock market has heightened bubble risks after the Fed's rate cut.
Bank of America believes that bonds and gold have become attractive tools to resist economic downturns or rising inflation.
Trading Strategy - GLD (Gold ETF), bullish call spread combination
Buy the Call on October 4th with a strike price of $240, paying a premium of $4.47.
Sell the Call on October 4th with a strike price of $244, receiving a premium of $2.42.
Maximum profit: $195.
Maximum loss: $205;
Profit range: Stock price above $242.05

$Alibaba (BABA.US)$ Trading strategy - BABA (Alibaba), bullish call spread combination
Buy the Call for October 11 with a strike price of $87, paying a premium of $3.34
Sell the Call for October 11 with a strike price of $91, collecting a premium of $1.52
Maximum profit: $218
Maximum loss: $182;
Profit range: Stock price above $88.82.

$AGNC Investment Corp (AGNC.US)$ Has there been any changes to the September dividend announcement?

$Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLU.US)$ The utilities sector is the best performing sector among the 11 sectors of the S&P this year.
The global growth prospects, geopolitical uncertainties, and the U.S. presidential election are reasons why the defensive utilities sector is expected to outperform the large cap market.
At the same time, with further interest rate cuts, the attractiveness of utility stocks will be stronger because of their ability to provide stable dividends.
Therefore, choosing the Utilities Select Sector Index ETF (XLU.US) to construct a bull market spread strategy.
Trading Strategy - XLU (Utilities Select Sector Index ETF), bullish call spread
Buy Call on October 18 with a strike price of $76, paying a premium of $2.28
Sell Call on October 18 with a strike price of $79, receiving a premium of $0.74
Maximum profit: $146;
Maximum loss: $154;
Profit range: Stock price above $77.54

$Invesco Solar ETF (TAN.US)$ Trading strategy - TAN (Solar Energy ETF), bullish call spread
Buy the call option for October 18th with a strike price of $39 and pay a premium of $2.7
Sell the call option for October 18th with a strike price of $43 and collect a premium of $0.81
Maximum profit: $211
Maximum loss: $189;
Profit range: Stock price above $40.89

$Exxon Mobil (XOM.US)$ Trading Strategy - XOM, bearish put spread combination
Buy Put on October 4th with a strike price of $111, paying a premium of $2.68;
Sell Put on October 4th with a strike price of $106, collecting a premium of $1.04;
Maximum profit: $336;
Maximum loss: $164.
Profit range: stock price below $109.36.

$Philip Morris International (PM.US)$ Trading strategy - Philip Morris International (PM), bullish call spread
Buy a call option on September 27th with a strike price of $124, and pay a premium of $3.2.
Sell a call option on September 27th with a strike price of $128, and collect a premium of $1.3.
Maximum profit: $210.
Maximum loss: $190;
Profit range: stock price higher than $125.9;