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Not a bad index stock. Based on the opening prices of your stocks on 06/11/08 and the closing prices on 06/26/08 your index is only down 2.59% while the broader markets are down 7.27% (DJIA) and 5.32% (NASD) over the same time period. Impressive. (I attached the excel sheet I used to...

Jem, No offense but palms are unreliable devices. They constantly lock up and have terrible battery life. I used to have a Treo 700w, then a 700p and now I've got a Blackberry pearl which never locks up. Just my 2 cents.

What a terrible prediction!

Looking like history proved correct

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Your right, single stock futures expire today too.

Today is triple witching Friday (the third Friday of March, June, September and December, when options, index futures, and options on index futures expire concurrently) anyone have any guesses on where we will close today? I'm thinking we will be down all day with the Dow dipping below the...

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Haha, i guess it sounded like that. No, I sold and got out because I needed the buying power for another trade.

I just sold my QQQQ Jul 49 calls @ 1.40, hope your right

Amen!

I was short last week when it hit 34, and covered when it retreated down to 32 (probably should have held longer) I shorted it again Friday right before the close, we'll see how things pan out next week.

yarray, Option pricing is calculated using the Black-Scholes method which takes into account several different factors including the current share price, strike price, implied volatility, days to expiration and risk free interest rate. That being said I put in all the variables for you...

Even worse, the Dow was only down 363 points that day...what a wild day!

DJIA 12,198.25 -406.20 -3.22% NASD 2,474.56 -75.38 -2.96% S & P 1,360.36 -43.69 -3.11%

The put call ratio on LEH is almost 2:1, interesting to see how things pan out. Merrill Lynch just went red for the day, anyone think this will pull Lehman down?

The put call ratio on LEH is almost 2:1, interesting to see how things pan out. There is an interesting article comparing Lehman Brothers current situation to Bear Stearns here: http://biz.yahoo.com/cnbc/080605/24981752.html

I concur

They started taking credit cards back in 2003, see article below: http://money.cnn.com/2002/11/26/news/companies/mcdonalds/index.htm

Wow, small world. I'm friends with Seth.