As the value-growth battle rages, this sector is winning on both sides, says trader (via TradingNation)
, the XLV can give investors exposure to a quality blend of value and growth stocks, and it can do so on the cheap, Fromhertz said.at-the-money callsWhy options? First, the XLV's implied volatility, which affects option prices based on how much a given stock is expected to swing over time, "is super cheap" vis-a-vis its more selective counterparts, Fromhertz said.
TheAnd when it comes to what many see as the biggest risk to the health-care trade — the"That's the biggest risk when you talk about health care and biotech, because they tend to move together," he said. "I think the option trade is the right way to play [it]. This way, you're limited to the downside by the premium that you're investing in the trade."Disclosure: Fromhertz owns shares of XLV and IHI.
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