EBAY closed down 3.7% today (was down almost 4.5% at one point), and now down about 9% from the 8 year highs made on March 5th and quickly approaching its 200 day moving average which it has …
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With EBAY looking like it doesn’t have much of a down move in it into the close we’re going to close the calendar spread we put on in front of Wednesday’s Q4 earnings for a …
Continue readingEBAY is up a little less than 3% this morning (half of the implied move) following better than expected earnings last night. The calendar we put on yesterday (below) is up slightly. So what are …
Continue readingEBAY’s report tonight is not an easy set up for traders from a directional standpoint as the stock consolidates near 9 year highs and looks poised to make an assault on its all-time high of …
Continue readingEvent: EBAY reports Q4 earnings Wednesday after the close. The options market is implying about a 6% move post-earnings, which is below the 4 qtr avg move of about 7.75%, but above the 8 qtr avg …
Continue readingTrade Update Nov. 30th, 2012 at 10:20 am: I walked through my thoughts this morning in the Macro Wrap on the ABT call diagonal I traded in October. In short, there are 2 reasons why …
Continue readingTrade Update Nov 12th, 2012 at 11:35am: EBAY has actually been an outperformer in the tech space ever since its earnings beat in October. The stock is basically down 2% since I initiated my put …
Continue readingIt might be hard to believe, but Abbott Labs is in the elite group of companies in the world with over a $100 billion market cap. Since it’s generally viewed as a boring health care …
Continue readingI laid out the fundamental and technical factors for EBAY earnings in the Q3 Preview yesterday. My main takeaway was that I think EBAY beats earnings, but valuation might be full. EBAY could also be …
Continue readingEvent: EBAY reports Q3 earnings Wednesday afternoon after the market close. The options market is implying about a 6% move, which is below the 4 quarter average of 7.5%, but slightly above the 8 quarter average …
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