Recent content by pod11432

Yippee FB hit my target of $25. I think it's time for some consolidation before moving towards low $20's. I wana buy if it hits Low 20's for a short term trade.

Over at cnbc are saying it will reach $22 so I am guessing FB will settle around $23-$24

Come on! Lets hit $25 :cool:

28 was the lower end of the initial roadshow pricing. I think FB price will hit that number first, move side ways for a while then continue on the downside.

I think Facebook with crash to 28ish rebound then continue downwards, how many of you guys are in this trade?

The markets expectation. No I am not assuming that if a stock is in a trend then every market participant would have the same expectations. Rather, I was wondering the way the market prices in future expectations/events on a stock, is it the case for options too? Plus know any book that explains...

Thanks, so future expectation is not included in the option pricing other than the future expectation of the actual underlying stock, right?

Hello, I am curious about an established stock trend and how it effects options. My question is, if there is a strong established uptrend on a stock (call it XYZ), would call options on XZY carry some sort of premium as oppose to another time frame where XYZ is just oscillating and being flat...

I guess its a new world.

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