Maxwell Meyers is the Executive Producer for CNBC's Options Action and Money in Motion and Futures Now. Since joining CNBC in 2005, Meyers has served as the Senior Producer of The Strategy Session, and a Producer for both Fast Money and Mad Money. Prior to joining CNBC, Meyers worked at CNNfn, where he was a part of the launch of Open House. He has written for Kiplinger's Personal Finance and The Bond Buyer.
Maxwell Meyers
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We all know the stunning statistics about: Lions Gate’s "The Hungry Games"; third biggest open, best March opening, a global weekend haul of $214 million worldwide.
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You might be wondering why the Nike April 105- and 100-strike puts are so active today.
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Two trades. Two bearish calls. But that’s where the similarities end from Friday’s show.
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Investors remain fixed on round numbers these days: Dow 13,000… Nasdaq 3,000… VIX below 20. But there’s another number that had our desk sounding the alarm on the market’s rally: $109.
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Going against the herd is never easy, especially when money is on the line, but that’s exactly what our traders did last Friday.
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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.
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Options Action Recap: Key Week for Momentum Stocks Amazon and Green Mountain CoffeeBy: Maxwell Meyers
Two momentum names. Two key earnings events. But that’s where the similarities end from last Friday’s Options Action.
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Would you sell you Apple for $445 bucks?
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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.
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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.