| You might be wondering why Bank of America puts are so active today, especially in the May expiry. Do options traders doubt the rally in the banks? Do they view BofA’s prospects as less than rosy? Plausible explanations for sure, but perhaps a simpler reason exists: Friday’s Options Action. » Read more |
| Two momentum names. Two key earnings events. But that’s where the similarities end from last Friday’s Options Action. » Read more |
| Would you sell you Apple for $445 bucks? » Read more |
| Two stocks hitting all-time highs heading into earning, and two semi-bearish trades. But that’s where the similarities end from last Friday’s Options Action. » Read more |
| On a day where Tiffany shares are getting pummeled, one company that also caters to the uber rich is seeing some pretty impressive price action: Sotheby’s. » Read more |
| In the file of better late than never, thought I'd post Friday's picks from Options Action - the focus: Deutsche Bank and Target. » Read more |
| We got a 3% rally in the Dow. We have speculative names like Wynn, Salesforce.com, and Priceline.com surging. » Read more |
| So we didn't make it four for four. But one of our trades is looking pretty good. » Read more |
![]() | Jefferies shares touched a 52-week low today, and if put activity is any indication, options traders see them going even lower. » Read more |
| Could we make it four for four? So far, so good. Last week, we scored a rather profitable exacta, suggesting bullish options trades to profit from Cisco and Priceline earnings. And this week, we appear to be setting up pretty nicely for another batch of winners. » Read more |