The article suggests that as options traders, they should focus on keeping trading volume low, reducing capital exposure, and delaying expiration dates to give their setups room to breathe. UPS is one of these companies, presenting a clean technical entry using three key indicators including the Fast MACD (5, 13, 5), Directional Movement index (DMI), and Relative Strength Index (RSI). UPS has been struggling since March 3, dragging its RSI deep into the oversold zone. The RSI decisively crossed back above the 30-level, a signal that sellers are exhausted and buyers are stepping back into the driver's seat. The article suggests a 97/98 bull call spread, which can be played for as little as $50, and suggests that if the broader market recovery gains traction, it is easy to scale up by stacking more contracts.