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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?

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To: thebeach who wrote (25614)6/20/1997 1:09:00 AM
From: STEVE SMITH   of 58324
 
<So I don't see any reason why the stock can't go to 25 tomorrow? Someone logically explain why they think it will tank tomorrow.>

I don't know how sane it is on my part to try and apply reason or logic in anticipating this stocks pending price, but here goes. As has been pointed out from time to time by others on this thread, the closing price of IOM's stock on option expiration day tends to be at or near the largest open interest strike price. According to CBOE's site (http://webservices.pcquote.com/cgi-bin/cboeopt.exe?TICKER=IOM&ALL=1) the largest open position on calls for June is the JUN 20 with 16,766 open contracts. Second largest position is the JUN 22 1/2 with 12,615 open contracts. Therefore, the prediction is for the stock to probably close below 20 but certainly close below 22 1/2. This scenario seems to have played out more often then not over the last several option expiration dates. Remember though, I'm just an ordinary guy trying to second guess an illogical, unreasonable auction market. It could just as well close above 25 (but I strongly doubt it!).

Steve
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