Since posting the the Considering Our Options post just a bit ago stating our intention to close the RAX March 40/50 Call Spread for a gain prior to the stock’s Q4 report after the close, …
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A little less than a month ago we made a defined risk bullish play on RAX (below) when the stock was about 7% lower than current levels. The company is set to report their Q4 …
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On Friday Jan 31st I was a bit early legging into a near term bearish position by buying puts in GOOG after the stock’s Q4 results. When the stock was $1162 I Bought the Feb 1150 …
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Following last week’s better than expected Q4 results from FB, and the stock’s subsequent 14% one day surge to new highs, we wanted to offer an alternative structure to those inclined to be long TWTR …
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At the onset of 2014, emerging markets and their respective currencies continued much of the volatile action that investors had become accustomed to in Q4 2013. At the time we made the case that for …
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On Friday morning, after GOOG gapped higher on its Q4 results that I would say were mixed (despite the price action suggesting investors thinking it was fabulous) I made a very bad entry on my …
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A week ago I made the case (below) that GOOG was setting up to be one of the most crowded safe haven long trades in all of large cap U.S. equities. Last night the company …
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Earlier we detailed our thought process for our profitable bearish position heading into tonight’s earnings release (see below). With the stock down almost 10% from the highs earlier this month, and our put fly worth …
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With XHB bouncing off its 200 day moving average today, we’re going to take the opportunity to spread our Long March 32 put that we bought on Friday Jan 17th (below): ACTION – Sold to …
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Earlier today we offered our fiscal Q1 Earnings Preview for AAPL (below), and on Friday introduced the earnings trade that we felt most convicted on (here). Aside from the call calendar, we wanted to offer …
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