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Which companies are looking like top takeover targets, right now? Jon Najarian has spotted hot options action in three stocks!
Here’s what’s on his radar!
Biogen [BIIB
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- big investors are buying the April-55 calls
- huge volume day; typically it trades about 7300 contracts so far selling over 70,000
- market rumor suggest a deal could be announced within the next few days.
Coventry Health [CVH
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- up a little over 20% in the past 2 weeks
- rumored to be takeover target pursued by UNH
Textron [TXT
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- big investors are buying expiring calls in the front month
- market rumors suggest company could spin off Cessna
What's the bottom line? Since these are all M&A plays Najarian says you have to be quick. If and when the speculation appears to be unfounded these stocks could fall in a hurry.
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