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Subject: RE: XPO Logistics and FEDEX [I]
From: Stewart Oldfield < Mn
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2018 11:53:19 -0500
To: Martin Zeman
I love the sector. And the CEO of XPO is the real deal.
From: Martin Zeman
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2018 11:52 AM
To: Stewart Oldfield ‹ >
Subject: RE: XPO Logistics and FEDEX [I]
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I know but I just personally know nada about them. I think selling puts and
collecting premium on all 3 would make sense for him. He really is not in
that industry at all.
From: Stewart Oldfield
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2018 11:48 AM
To: Martin Zeman
Subject: RE: XPO Logistics and FEDEX
KNX is his other top pick fyi
From: Martin Zeman
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2018 11:45 AM
To: 'Paul Barrett )1 ‹ "
Cc: Joshua Shosha vide-A Sferrazza
Xavier Stewar
>
Subject: XPO Logistics and FEDEX
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Paul,
Please see attached 1-pager published two weeks ago (and also a more
detailed report on the industry). Our analyst is really bullish on FEDEX and
XPO and doesn't like UPS which really got beat up last few weeks.
What I think makes sense is picking up premium on puts on these two stocks
that you should be long if they dip lower from current levels. You get $4.50
for $220 June Fedex Puts (the stock now at $242 and still 10% down to
January highs).
When it comes to XPO, you can get $2.45 for May 90 Puts (we have a $133
target on that stock and I recently sat in a meeting with our analyst and he
clearly is very bullish this company).
My point is, you have nothing in logistics and you could be long a more
defensive industry if you get exercised on stocks that have really good
growth stories.
On UPS — they really got beat lately, but they are way behind in capex
investments compared to where Fedex is and their automation levels are 20
years behind Fedex now. Could be a punt, but not sure it makes sense trying
to catch a falling knife on a story that is not attractive.
Martin
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Martin Zeman
Director I Key Client Partners
Deutsche Bank Wealth Management
DB Securities Inc
10154-0004 New York, NY, USA
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