Trade Alert: Top Names + Chartmill

Bullish bets on one of our top ten names plus two stocks from our Chartmill screens.

An AI riff on the photo of Brigitte Helm in between takes as the Robot Maria in Fritz Lang’s Metropolis (1927).

Back To The Well

We’re putting on three new longs today.

1) From last night’s Top Names
One name surfaced on our system’s Top Ten screen. That list has been our best hunting ground for asymmetric setups, and we’re leaning into it again here. You can see the 6-month performance of our Top Names from April 8th below.

Screen capture via the Portfolio Armor iPhone app.

Options are rich into a nearby catalyst, so we’re harvesting near-term IV while keeping uncapped upside on the long-dated piece.

2) Gold exposure
A second name from our screening stack offers gold beta with strong fundamentals and technicals per Chartmill’s data. It’s a clean way to express a “lower real yields / risk-off” impulse without owning bullion outright. We’re structuring it to harvest elevated IV and leave uncapped upside into 2026.

3) Reindustrialization play
The third name sits squarely in the reindustrialization lane—benefiting from reshoring, HVAC/refrigeration demand, and broader electrification. Chartmill flags solid profitability, growth, and technical strength. Here too we’re financing the long call by selling nearer-dated premium; risk stays defined while we keep meaningful upside.

Structure notes (all three)

• We’re selling near-term premium to reduce cost and lower breakevens, then letting decay pay us.

• Two of the trades use uncapped call exposure; the third is a defined-risk variant around a catalyst window.

• As always, we set GTC (Good ‘Till Canceled) exit orders are set on day one so we don’t have to babysit these trades and early winners cash out automatically, leaving runners for our uncapped trades.

Full details, including tickers, strikes, expirations, limit prices, and GTC exit orders for all three trades are below the paywall, as usual.

Today’s Top Names Trade