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Traders were buying calls in Micron Technology for the second day in a row right after the opening bell Wednesday, following a federal court ruling in California that halted a patent infringement case brought by rival Rambus [RMBS
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Micron saw strong activity in the March 4 calls yesterday, and traders followed up at that strike again this morning by buying 2,500 contracts in a single print. Those went for $0.35, according to OptionMonster's Heat Seeker system, a cheap shot for a run to the upside.
The stock [MU
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Chip Industry Players:
Intel [INTC
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Advanced Micro Devices [AMD
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Applied Materials [AMAT
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Pete Najarian is a professional investor, CNBC contributor, regular co-host of CNBC's "Fast Money" and co-founder of OptionMonster.com.
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