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Strategies & Market Trends : The Options Box
QQQ 619.21+0.4%Dec 22 4:00 PM EST

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To: ajtj99 who wrote (9432)2/6/2001 9:00:00 AM
From: Poet  Read Replies (2) of 10876
 
Hi there ajtj99,

Thanks for your kind comments while I was gone. :)

Re. the QQQ's, I see toscano has given you a very nice response and backed it up with TA and fundamentals. The only things I can add are that I think you're quite right that CSCO earnings (and let's not forget today's Israeli election) will move the market. We've been at an inflection point for a bit and, IMO, both the bull and bear cases for the COMPX's near-term movement are of equal weight about now.

Flat at this point, as I remain confused about where we're headed, but I'll be watching CSCO very closely tomorrow, as I think their direction will determine the market's direction. I think you're quite right to assume that there will be a good-sized move tomorrow, and you may well want to box the Q's by buying the corresponding calls. A large move in the Q's, in either direction, will inflate the internal volatility of both your puts and calls and you'll likely make a profit regardless of the direction of the move. I'm considering doing this myself this afternoon.
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