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McDermott International has been churning sideways for months, but now the bulls are stepping into the oil-services name.
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Kodiak Oil & Gas saw upside option trading yesterday amid speculation that the company is a takeover target.
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The “Fast Money” pros weigh in on two companies reporting after the close today — Texas Instruments and CSX.
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After closely watching the action in one of the metals, widely followed commodities investor Dennis Gartman has moved to the sidelines.
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The bulls were active in Morgan Stanley yesterday ahead of its earnings report this morning.
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A currency play on the euro and New Zealand dollar, with Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank.
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Our traders are good but you knew that! Check out their latest picks that paid in a regular feature we call "Quicker Than The Ticker."
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If you’re playing the bank rally then set your alarm clock, you have an early morning on Friday as JPMorgan reports results before the bell.
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If you think oil is ahead of itself, top commodity strategist Michael Harris would like a word. His research suggests crude is about to climb in a big way.
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Microsoft saw some unusually large option trades yesterday that were way out of the money and way out in time.
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With some leading stocks advancing 50% or more over a period of only 1 year, investors are starting to wonder how much upside can possibly be left.
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The financials were a key factor in helping the S&P 500 hold onto its gains late yesterday, and some big names attracted extemely heavy option activity.
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Wall Street bulls were starting to feel that their convictions had been validated. The latest string of economic reports may compel money managers to hit the buy button.
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Intel saw heavy option activity yesterday as its shares continued to creep higher.
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Bank of America attracted upside option activity for the second session in a row yesterday as its shares staged a surprise rally.
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We try to give credit where credit is due. Following you’ll find the Fast Money plays that paid.
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Apple's options got off to an early start yesterday and stayed busy until the close.
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“It’s all about Italy,” says trader Stephen Weiss. “They’re pricing a lot of debt over the next two days – and yields are over 7%." How that auction goes, so goes the market.
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The airlines are always a curious trade, and now the bulls are going after Delta Air Lines.
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Does talk of the euro’s decline put you to sleep? When you find out the way it’s about to impact your wallet, you’ll wake you right up!
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Adami is a contributor on CNBC's "Fast Money." He is also Managing Director of stockMONSTER.com.
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Najarian, the "Pit Boss," is cofounder of optionMONSTER.com, a news site for options traders.
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Finerman is President of Metropolitan Capital Advisors, Inc., a company she co-founded.
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