Double Your Money On A Healthcare ETF

Dynamic Wealth Report  |  Wednesday, December 26, 2012 A Near-Perfect Track Record... And The Chance To Turn $2,000 Into $91,771 In The Next 4 Months! That's right!  This simple, yet powerful trend-following system has produced staggering profits year in and year out. Even better, these results do not take very long to achieve... Discover what Wall Street professionals and market insiders are doing that most individual investors don't have a clue about... Click here to get the details! Double Your Money On A Healthcare ETF By Corey Williams, Options Trading Research Healthcare in the US is undergoing major changes. One thing's for sure, since health care reform was signed into law in 2010, the industry has dealt with a lot of uncertainty. After surviving a challenge in the Supreme Court and President Obama's reelection, it's safe to say the reforms are here to stay. At this point, 2013 is shaping up to be a relatively uneventful year for healthcare. But it will surely be back in the spotlight in 2014 when 29 million currently uninsured Americans join the health insurance system. In short, the health care reforms seek to increase access to affordable healthcare. That's clearly good news for consumers.  But one question remains… will healthcare businesses be able to make money in the new system? Right now, health care companies are in the process of adjusting to the new reality of providing health care in America.  They'll have to treat more people but make less money on each patient. In my opinion, 2013 is the calm before the storm. Healthcare companies will be dealing with the expense of adjusting to the new reforms but they won't get the benefit of the influx of 29 million new patients that will increase the number of people with health insurance.  That means 2013 will likely be a difficult year for earnings growth. But earnings growth should accelerate in 2014. Here's the thing… You can wait around to invest in healthcare until 2014.  Investors are already bidding up healthcare stocks in anticipation of earnings growth accelerating in 2014. The Health Care Select Sector SPDR (XLV) is up 20% over the last year. That an impressive return for an ETF.  And even more so considering it was dealing with uncertainty from the Presidential election.  With the removal of uncertainty, I'm expecting an even stronger 2013. A simple option strategy to profit from more upside in health care in 2013 is to buy some "LEAPS" or long-term call options on XLV.  The goal is to generate returns similar to owning the ETF but with less money out of pocket and limited risk. Right now you can buy XLV January 2014 $40 call options for about $2.50 apiece. These at the money call options have more than a year until expiration.  And the breakeven is $42.50. If healthcare stocks simply have another year like it did in 2012, XLV should be trading for at least $47.  That would send these options soaring to $7.00 apiece. That's a return of 180%. As you can see, LEAP options give you an easy way to generate bigger returns with a smaller amount of capital.  In fact, an investment in XLV LEAP options could easily double in value in 2013. Good Investing, Corey Williams An Urgent Opportunity For Aggressive Investors Only... These tiny stocks are RED-HOT! Right now, forces have aligned that signal the beginning of an immense bull market in one particular area of the market. The current boom has sent many stocks in this sector up 100%, 500%, even 1,000% in just the last few months! And the best part is the bonanza has just begun... Click here for all the details. Copyright 2012 Hyperion Financial Group, LLC.  All Rights Reserved.  Protected by copyright laws of the United States and international treaties. 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