Slb
Bought 1 block of SLB at 62.30 and wrote 100 Nov 62.50 calls at 1.75/contract
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Guest repliedSlb
Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostBought 2.5 blocks of SLB at 61.61 and sold 250 Nov 60 calls at 2.80/contract.
sold 2.5 blocks of SLB at 62.19, and bought back the Nov 60 calls at 3.20 for a net profit of 18 cents/share times 25,000 share
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Guest repliedTso
Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostBought 3 blocks of TSO at 62.95, and wrote the Nov 60 calls at 4.40/contract
sold 3 blocks at 63.62 and bought back 300 Nov 60 calls at 4.90/contract for a net profit of 27 cents/share times 30,000 shares.
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Guest repliedSlb
Bought 2.5 blocks of SLB at 61.61 and sold 250 Nov 60 calls at 2.80/contract.
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Guest repliedTso
Bought 3 blocks of TSO at 62.95, and wrote the Nov 60 calls at 4.40/contract
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Guest repliedDia
Covered at 120.80Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostRe-shorted 2 blocks of DIA at 121.03
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Guest repliedDia
Re-shorted 2 blocks of DIA at 121.03
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Guest repliedYhoo
Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostBought 3 blocks at 23.01 to 23.06 and wrote 300 Nov 22.50 calls at 1.30/contract. The stock is cheap and undervalued, despite the slump in not meeting Wall Street expectations.
Sold 3 blocks of YHOO at 26.16, and bought back 300 22.50 calls at 3.75/contract for a net profit of 67 cents/share times 30,000 shares.
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Guest repliedMrvl
Two separate rumors involving the fate of Marvell are circulating: In one scenario, Marvell is a leveraged buyout target by private-equity firms, andThe other has chip giant Texas Instruments swallowing Marvell. While there isn’t a shred of evidence that any of the above two is true, anything is likely to happen when a stock falls in access of 60% since Feb of 2006… Just ask The fund manager at Whitman Capital. His 100 mill fund is about to get liquidated as a result of a large MRVL holding. I know that the fund has held it since the stock was at 58/share.
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Guest repliedImcl
Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostBought 2 blocks of IMCL, and wrote 200 Nov 30 calls at 1.50/contract. The resistance of 30 and support of 28 should hold well for the premium on the calls to vanish completely.
Sold 2 blocks of IMCL at 31.45 and bought back the 200 Nov 30 calls at 2.10/contract for a net profit of 1.04/share times 20,000 shares.
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Guest repliedAmd
Sold 2 blocks at 21.33, and bought back the calls at 3.95/contract for a net of 27 cnets/share times 20,000 shares.Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostBought 2 blocks of AMD at 20.06, and wrote 200 Nov 17.50 calls at 2.95/contract
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Guest repliedAmd
Sold 2 blocks at 21.37, and bought back the calls at 1.75/contract for a net of 73 cents/share times 20,000 sharesOriginally posted by Jack Haddad View PostBought 2 blocks at 20.33, and wrote 200 Nov 20 calls at 1.45/contract.
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Guest repliedDia
Covered at 120.73Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostRe- shorted 2 blocks at 120.89. I'll cover tomorrow for a more ripe trade.
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Guest repliedMrvl
Sold the shares at 17.65, and bought back the calls at 1.70, netting 35 cents times 60,000 shares.Originally posted by Jack Haddad View PostBought 6 blocks of MRVL at 16.50, and wrote 600 Nov 16.25 at 1.00/contract
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Guest repliedIf the selling continues tomorrow, then we would see bargain hunters step in. Thereafter, any selling would confirm a trend reversal.Originally posted by Tatnic View PostThis market is on steroids. I'm still seeing some room for the bullish % numbers to keep rising. But at the very least, you'd think a yellow caution light would come on somewhere?
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