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The stock rally could continue through the end of the decade, Seth Masters of Bernstein Global Wealth Management says.
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On Monday investors were trying to determine if the market had finally put the worst behind it, with the Dow surging by triple digits.
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Call buyers streamed into Broadcom yesterday as the chip maker ran higher with the rest of the tech sector.
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Micron Technology is trying to shift its business into a broader range of products, and yesterday the options paper turned bullish.
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CBS delivered some monster TV ratings in college football over the weekend, and now the bulls are tuning in for a rally.
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Quality Systems started yesterday with a bang, with upside options red hot out of the gate.
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“We’re in a cluster of important levels,” says Fast Money trader Steve Grasso. And the market action at these key levels could be quite telling.
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Chesapeake Energy had a solid October, and the bulls are still active in the November options.
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Denbury Resources has been rolling higher, and yesterday the bulls were looking for more upside ahead of this morning's earnings report.
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MF Global's meltdown makes it the biggest U.S. casualty of Europe's debt crisis. But does it also present opportunity for you?
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Will October’s stock surge lead to a slump in November of similar magnitude? The Fast traders explain what to watch.
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Stocks are having their best month since 1974 with S&P 500 up nearly 14 percent. Are we due for some kind of correction? Seems like a good time to consult the charts!
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Traders are looking for upside in the Bank of Montreal, which is less volatile and far more consistent than the big U.S. banks.
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The bullish option action started early in Silver Standard Resources and didn't let up all day.
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Hedge Fund manager Whitney Tilson thinks he's spotted the next Neftlix. ”We think at the end of the day fair value of this stock is down 75%,” he says.
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Bullish option activity keeps flowing in BP. Last week, OptionMonster's tracking systems showed that the April 44 calls were bought for $2.45. The energy company's stock spacer has pushed higher since then, and the same options shot up past $3.50 yesterday.
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Buyers showed up early in New Gold yesterday and never let up.
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According to Carter Worth of Oppenheimer Asset Management, the tehcnicals suggest the following 3 names are at risk.
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The contracts are good only until the end of this week, so investors are clearly looking for the shares to move in a hurry.
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