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Stacey Gilbert | Market Strategist | Susquehanna Capital Group
STACEY GILBERT
Market Strategist
Susquehanna Capital Group


Stacey Gilbert is currently a senior options trader for Susquehanna International Group, LLP in Bala Cynwyd, PA, specializing in “special situations”. She formerly headed Susquehanna Financial Group, LLLP’s Market Intelligence Research Department (Derivative Research). The Market Intelligence team works together to provide market commentary, actionable ideas and trading strategies driven by catalyst events, breaking news, sector "food chain" analysis, noteworthy trades in derivative products or the analysis of price distributions and volatility as implied by the options market.

Prior to being appointed head of SFG's Market Intelligence Research effort in 2003, Gilbert managed SIG's Education Department, where she was responsible for teaching SIG’s Assistant Traders the principles of trading before becoming traders for the firm. This program is widely recognized for its comprehensive curriculum. Some of the topics she was responsible for teaching included option, index and fixed income theory, game theory, decision science, and probability and statistics. In addition to her experience in SIG's Education Department, Gilbert worked for SIG on the American Stock Exchange from 1997-2000 as an options and ETF trader.

Stacey Gilbert joined Susquehanna in 1997 and received her B.A. in Mathematics and a minor in Economics from Dartmouth College.


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    • Fast Action  23 Oct 2009

        A look at the volatility index as an indicator for options trading, with Stacey Gilbert, Susquehanna Capital Market Strategies.

    • Market Drilldown  11 Jun 2009

        A look at today's market action with Zachary Karabell, of RiverTwice Research; Stacey Gilbert, of Susquehanna Capital; and CNBC's Larry Kudlow.

    • Assessing Options Action  02 Jan 2009

        Insight on dividend stocks, with Stacey Gilbert, Susquehanna Capital Group and the Fast Money crew.

    • Retailers' Forecast  03 Dec 2008

        Retailers will take center stage tomorrow, with the Fast Money team and Stacey Gilbert, Susquehanna Capital Group.

    • Tomorrows' Trades #1  16 Jul 2008

        Discussing whether other banks will keep the party going after Wells Fargo's better-than-expected earnings, with Stacey Gilbert, Susquehanna Financial market strategist and the Fast Money crew.

    • Options Panel  30 Jun 2008

        Making money from options plays, with Stacey Gilbert, Susquehanna Financial Group and Jon Najarian, OptionMonster.com

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    • GE To Double By 2011? 24 Nov 2009

        Do options traders see a double for GE stock? Well, maybe not a double, but perhaps a gain of 40% by next year.

    • Season of Fear? 23 Nov 2009

        Do options traders sense a holiday massacre? There was a massive trade that went up on Vix options at the December expiry. Specifically, one customer sold 28,000 of the December 45-strike calls and then bought 56,000 of the December 60-strike calls.

    • Money In The Bank? 20 Nov 2009

        When it was hovering around $4 bucks, the thought of Bank of America being a $30 stock seemed patently absurd. But that's exactly what one option investor is betting on.

    • Redemption in Dell 19 Nov 2009

        It's been a tough day for stocks and for tech in particular. A firmer dollar, some lousy economic data, and a nasty semiconductor sector downgrade from Merrill are all weighing on the market.

    • This POT Is Smoking 18 Nov 2009

        Call it a game of follow the leader today. George Soros buys Potash shares and now everyone is clamoring to buy POT.

    • ERTS So Good 16 Nov 2009

        We've said it hundreds of time on the show before: Never buy out-of-the-money calls in hopes of a takeover. But with so much deal making going on, and so many days punctuated with takeover talk, the urge to merge may drive some options investors to reach out and buy those cheap calls.


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