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RKLB Weekly Options Trade Plan 2025-04-01

RKLB Weekly Options Trade Plan 2025-04-01

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RKLB Weekly Analysis Summary (2025-04-01)

Below is our synthesis from five independent analyses on RKLB weekly options. In brief, here’s what each report noted, what they agreed (and disagreed) on, and our clear recommendation:

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Comprehensive Summary of Each Model’s Key Points

• Gemini/Google  – Technical outlook: The daily chart is bearish (price below key EMAs) even though the 5‑minute chart shows a short‐term pullback.  – RSI and Bollinger Band readings also indicate mixed short‐term versus longer‑term trends.  – Options data (max pain at $19 and heavy put open interest) plus news (mixed space strategy headlines) lean toward bearish bias.  – Recommends a single-leg naked put at a $17.50 strike with a premium of about $0.56.

• Grok/xAI  – Technical analysis on both 5‑minute and daily charts points to a short-term bullish hint, but overall the daily trend and RSI point to a modest bearish momentum.  – The options chain shows higher put volumes and max pain at $19.  – They recommend buying a naked put with a strike at $18.00 and a premium of roughly $0.77, with a profit target of around 50% premium gain.

• Claude/Anthropic  – M5 chart shows mild bullishness while the daily chart remains bearish (price below several key EMAs).  – News is mixed with moderate caution.  – Technicals (including support levels around $18.04–$18.07) and options data (put volumes at nearby strikes) support a bearish view.  – Recommends a naked put trade at a $17.50 strike for weekly expiry with a premium near $0.56.

• Llama/Meta  – The short-term charts display light bullish signals (above 10‑ and 50‑period EMAs) while the daily chart confirms overall bearishness.  – RSI and Bollinger analysis are in step with a moderately bearish reading.  – They favor an $18.00 put option (ask around $0.77), noting that it is close to current price and provides decent liquidity.  – Their plan includes a market-open entry, profit target roughly 50% above entry, and a guard at roughly $0.40 on the put.

• DeepSeek  – The technical picture is conflicted: price is stuck between 5‑minute support and resistance, and while daily indicators are bearish, the max pain at $19.00 and near‐term volatility raise caution.  – Due to these mixed signals and elevated VIX, the primary recommendation is to stand aside (no trade).  – However, they offer an alternate scenario—if forced, a trade on the $18.00 put with an entry around $0.40 is considered, though this note is more tentative.

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