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GOOG today
Options expiration. Max pain for option buyers expecting a big move? :D -
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Is BRCM finished?
I've been selling CC against the stock since 50. Still no one wants to take this POS away from me. I may roll down to July 25 CC tomorrow and get out. :( -
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No animal spirit in this market
Is this a good tell tale sign that the market will go nowhere for a while with the lame GOOG AH trading? -
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GOOG @$38 fat fingers or manipulation
Didn't the same thing happen to one of those Nikkei stocks not very long ago and the trade stood? -
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GOOG @$38 fat fingers or manipulation
The AH low is 37.79 http://quotes.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/ExtendedTradingTrades.aspx?mode=&page=afterhours&symbol=GOOG&symbol=&symbol=&symbol=&symbol=&symbol=&symbol=&symbol=&symbol=&symbol=&selected=goog&FormType=&kind=&Leap=&mkttype=after&sel=afterhours&userinput=&x=0&y=0 -
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GOOG earnings long straddle?
It's not moving much AH. Pinned at 390 or 400 strike? :D -
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Ebay - Your take?
52-week low. Have eBay lost the midas touch? They are not really doing anything innovative these days other than jacking up fees and pissing the sellers off. -
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Bob Pisani: No follow through is bad
He's the last one to expect a pullback. What's he smoking? -
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DOUBLE inverse ETFs
Are there any bugs in their calculations? The last oil ETF traded out of sync with the underlying market for a while. -
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yhoo ---- 7 BILLION+ MKT CAP GONE??
He's the perfect contrarian indicator. He's buying YHOO here. Looks like it's not done going down yet... -
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yhoo ---- 7 BILLION+ MKT CAP GONE??
No, it's his so called "restriction" that prevents him from buying and selling at the right time. :D -
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yhoo ---- 7 BILLION+ MKT CAP GONE??
Most of his picks are down 10-20% on average. Coincidence? The guy is lagging the S&P big time. Don't know how he runs money... -
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yhoo ---- 7 BILLION+ MKT CAP GONE??
Another Cramer's pick... :D Now he's bearish on YHOO and want to throw in the towel, maybe it's time to buy? -
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Market Wizard Tom Baldwin way of taking loss
Tom Baldwin said he legs out of a loss to try to get a more favorable price. Paul Tudor Jones does the exact opposite and gets right out of a bad trade. Who's more correct? -
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GOOG today
Does the Street have high or low expectation of GOOG earnings this time around?