Last Thursday we took a look at Costco (COST) (MorningWord 9/29/16: COST’$ Cut) into its into their fiscal Q4 results that evening. The stock was clearly oversold into the print, down 13% from its August …
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Event: Starbucks reports fiscal Q3 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying about a 4% one day move tomorrow, which is rich to the 4 qtr average of only 1.5%, and the …
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Event: Intel (INTC) reports Q2 results after the close. The options market is implying about 3.5% one day post earnings move which is a tad higher than the 4 quarter average one day post earnings …
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Event: Netflix (NFLX) reports Q1 earnings Monday night after the close. The options market is implying about an 10% one day move. How do we figure that? Well with the stock at $111, the April …
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Yeah, yeah it’s Warren Buffett week. The Oracle held his annual meeting over the weekend and sat down with CNBC’s Beck Quick yesterday, offering wide ranging thoughts on his holdings, the health of the economy and a …
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Event: Baidu (BIDU), the Chinese internet search giant reports Q4 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying almost a 9% one day move tomorrow. With the stock around $157.50, the weekly 157.50 …
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Event: Wynn Resorts (WYNN) reports Q4 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying about an 8% one day move, which is in line with the 4 qtr average of 8%, but rich …
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Caterpillar (CAT) has been the poster-child for U.S. multi-nationals who are heavily exposed to emerging markets for future growth and are feeling the adverse affects of the strength of the U.S. dollar since the end …
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There is some wacky stuff going on in U.S. stocks this week. The unthinkable has happened, energy, material and mining stocks have absolutely ripped, as have some industrials, while high multiple crowded trades like Facebook, …
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Capital One Financial (COF) was to the financial crisis in 2008/09 in the U.S. as Yahoo! (YHOO) was to the dotcom collapse in 2000/02, both sort of a poster-child for the ills of the prior …
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