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CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Options Action traders look at the past week's activity in the options markets, and discuss what they'll be watching next week.
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That’s the possible result after today's shocking DNA test.
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Not since the first OJ Simpson trial has America been so captivated by DNA. Of course, the DNA in question here is the not subject of a Watson and Crick book, but instead the stock ticker for biotech behemoth, Genentech.
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If last Friday's debut broadcast of "Options Action" was the broadcast event of the season, then tonight is akin to the Super Bowl.
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Even when your prediction about a stock is wrong, a good options strategy can protect you where a pure-stock play can’t.
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While intriguing and fun, options can be little difficult to understand. And while we try and slow it down and demystify the terminology for you on the big show, I included a series of definitions to help you play along at home for tonight's premiere at 11:30PM/ET
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Tonight marks the television event of the season. That's right my friends, the premiere of "Options Action," the first and only cable show devoted entirely to options. And you can watch it here on CNBC at 11:30PM/ET.
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I'm Max Meyers, the senior producer of a new program called "Options Action," and if the rehearsals are any indication, I think you will find the show both fun and informative.
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LinkedIn and Green Mountain Coffee are two stocks with little in common. One is a social network—the other is a coffee company. One stock is up 65% year-to-date—the other is down 60%. But they do share one characteristic. Both stocks are headed lower, at least if the traders on last Friday’s ‘Options Action’ are to be believed.
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Email: optionsaction@cnbc.com
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Lee is a co-anchor on “Squawk on the Street” and a host on “Fast Money,” “Options Action,” and "Money in Motion."
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CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Options Action traders look at the past week's activity in the options markets, and discuss what they'll be watching next week.
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An amazing Amazon short. Is this stock the hardest short of all? Last week, Mike and Carter made a bearish bet on Amazon. And this week, Amazon dropped on earnings, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Options Action traders.
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CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Options Action traders discuss the stocks they'll be watching next week.
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Mike Khouw, Options Action trader, shares his view on News Corp stock on the heels of testimony from Rupert Murdoch before British Parliament.
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Do you have a question for the Options Action team? Options Action selects a viewer's question and gives the answer on the show's Make The Call Web Extra video.