Hugh L. O'Haynew's
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Posted on April 2, 2023
Our set-up today offers you no less.
But before we get there, a brief public service announcement…
There will be no A Jew and His Gold on that sacred day.
Publication of A Jew and His Gold will be postponed until the following Monday, April 10th.
Shevi’i shel Pesach—the final holy day of Passover—falls Wednesday, April 12th.
There will therefore be no A Jew and His Gold Published the following morning, Thursday, April 13th.
We resume our regular publication schedule on Monday, April 16th.
G-d bless all you good Jews and Noahides with a chag kasher v’sameach!
Yes, it’s wide open and very possible.
And more than that, if we’re wrong—if we’re absolutely G-d-forsaken FOOLISH wrong—the stakes are such that your loss will remain modest (see below).
Dare you dream?
Dare you BELIEVE…?!
The Holy One Blessed Be He will decide your fate—and ours, of course.
But here below, the work is only ours: to search out and ultimately unearth those trades that offer the absolute best risk/reward profiles anywhere.
And today, we’ve succeeded.
TJX Companies (NYSE:TJX) is the underlying for today’s artfully crafted, risk-defined options trade.
And we do recommend you consider taking on multiples of this one, because—
That said, let’s get to it!
TJX boasts a prodigious 5000 stores worldwide (most of which are being stolen from at a blinding pace—in the U.S., at least). They retail clothing for the whole family and stuff for the house, too.
Now the retailers, you should know, are barely holding their heads above water. They’ve been in decline—again, as a group—for better than a year.
Lately, there’s been a short bounce higher alongside the broader market, but taken in the context of the broader downward trend, it amounts to neither a jot nor a tittle.
And that includes everyone, by the way: from the ma and pa appliance store around the corner to Amazon.com, which has laid off a whopping 27,000 workers in just the last three months.
Here are the company’s vital stats—
The aforementioned theft issue is costing the retail sales sector on the order of $95 billion per year, and if left unchecked will result in store closures and higher prices.
Two things an already overly stressed and tapped-out consumer cannot afford.
How’s that for action…?
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G-d bless the holy Jews and Noahides who this week are exiting Egypt with all the loot and honor becoming of the nation of G-d!
With kind regards,
Hugh L. O’Haynew
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