Regular readers of RiskReversal, viewers of CNBC’s Fast Money & Options Action and my followers on Twitter are likely familiar with two of my adamant leanings in 2016, one having to do with the election and …
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There is little doubt that Salesforce.com (CRM) has been a pioneer of one of the largest secular shifts in enterprise computing in decades, and is helmed by a guy who has the potential to be the next …
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Event: Salesforce.com (CRM) reports fQ2 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying about a 5.5% one day move, which is basically inline with the 4 qtr one day average move of 5.3%, …
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The technology industry is full of ‘collaborations’. Established players that are slow to innovate and adapt to increasingly rapid change often invest in, or partner with smaller companies for a whole host of reasons. I …
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Event: Microsoft (MSFT) reports fiscal Q4 results tonight after the close. The options market is implying about a 4.5% one day move, which is well below the 4 qtr average one day move of about 6.6%, and inline …
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On more than one occasion over the last few days since Microsoft’s (MSFT) announcement that they are buying LinkedIn (LNKD) for $26 billion, Dan has offered some skeptical thoughts on the reasoning for such an acquisition (read here). …
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I don’t have too many go to sayings about markets and trading. There is one that I hear on the Finance Twitter a lot, Price is Truth. The assumption is that risk assets trade where …
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We often detail “unusual options activity” not because we think there is necessarily specific knowledge to be gained as to the direction of the underlying, but because it often reveals investor sentiment/fears into an event. …
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Shares of LinkedIn (LNKD) are up about $7, or about 5.5% this morning following better than expected Q1 results, and a bump to guidance, from Bloomberg: From press release: 1Q adj. EPS 74c, saw ~55c in …
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Remember back when the financial world was ending in early February and investors hastily sold shares of LinkedIn (LNKD) down 43% in a single day, more than 50% on the year, shedding more than $10 billion …
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