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How Unusual Options Activity Predicted the Buyout in Coupa Software
Last week, a massive bullish bet was made in a relatively little-known, mid-cap stock: Coupa Software (COUP). Today, shares are up 26%.
December 12, 2022
Last week, a massive bullish bet was made in a relatively little-known, mid-cap stock: Coupa Software (COUP). Today, shares are up 26%.
This S&P 500 trend line has led the market in 2022. A breakout could mean the start of a new bull market. Another rejection? Look out below.
The PPI is often referred to as “the Fed’s favored gauge of inflation.” So why didn’t today’s hotter-than-expected PPI data shake the market? And is the PPI really as important as people make it out to be?
Discover Jon Najarian’s simple rule of thumb for managing risk in ANY options trade, using two strategies: The roll-up and the spread.
The market looks sanguine heading into the week ahead of another busy month of key economic data. Look to Wednesday for a possible catalyst.
You’ve probably heard that gaps in the chart fill 80% of the time. But do you know why that is? Here’s CMT AJ Monte’s no-nonsense explanation. Scroll down for real-life examples, and current UNFILLED gaps in one high-valuation name.
In the midst of a >2% down day, the smart money was betting big on a swift reversal in two ad-sensitive names.
October inflation: cooler than expected. Stocks: On fire. Today’s CPI result all but insures that the Fed will slow the pace of rate hikes.
Look. Everyone explains vertical spreads like they’re super complicated — but they’re not. In fact, by the end of this article, you’re going to understand exactly what a vertical spread is (a way to lower your risk *and* your reward), how to put one on (click buy *here*, click sell *here*), and why you would use them (probably to make your bet cheaper). We’ll include a real-life example (which turned out to be spot-on), with a real-screenshot from a real brokerage — and a few advanced tips and tricks to take your vertical spreads to the next level
Twitter’s blue check will soon cost $20 a month — and some are outraged! Will they quit Twitter, or relinquish their blue check status? Probably not.
While Microsoft and Alphabet were plummeting on poor earnings, someone was betting big on Shopify call options.
Jon Najarian is a master at explaining complex subject matter using easy to follow metaphors. You’re not “selling puts”, you’re collecting insurance premium. And you’re not “selling covered calls”, you’re a ritzy New York landlord.
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