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Jack, are you familiar with the Yeda lawsuit against IMCL? (There's a link to the facts of the appeal in this post.) If you are, I'd be interested in your thoughts about it.
Rob, I have not heard nor looked at the stock in the pasdt 8 days. I will inform you as soon as find anything. Meanwhile, I hope youre enjoying the upside on your ebay.
pretty close to the time that I posted... Can't specify the exact time for discretionary reasons, nor Can I disclose the the type of fund that the shares were allocated to. Sorry.
. . . Meanwhile, I hope youre enjoying the upside on your ebay.
Oh I'm enjoying it. The only thing I don't like is the fact that I didn't buy back those July 27.50s when they were less than a buck--and I was really tempted. Now if things really heat up, I'm going to get my shares called away.
Oh I'm enjoying it. The only thing I don't like is the fact that I didn't buy back those July 27.50s when they were less than a buck--and I was really tempted. Now if things really heat up, I'm going to get my shares called away.
Wait till this coming friday when the intrinsic value on your calls will be lsiced in half as traders roll their july into the August. your calls will decay as you near expiration and should you want to buy them back, they will be much cheaper. If theyre still too expensive by the July 21, then your stock would have gone up considerably that you could close your position and make a decent profit.
Are you suggesting he quit posting those trades? I for one vote that he doesn't. Sure, it would be better if there were reasoning/rationale posted along with them, but I'd rather see them as they are than not at all.
Are you suggesting he quit posting those trades? I for one vote that he doesn't. Sure, it would be better if there were reasoning/rationale posted along with them, but I'd rather see them as they are than not at all.
I think the key is to figure out how those you watch trade...then figure out if you want to check out the trade they posted to see if there is anything of interest to you...I for one watched AAPL after he posted...Almost bot it after he sold it but I decided to trade FORM instead. I only wanted to trade one at a time in this crazy mkt...However, I didn't even post the trade because I had to watch the chart...I ended up trimming half and then got out a few minutes later...worked out well...IIC
"Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
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