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Strategies & Market Trends : Implied Volatility
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To: Jay Baca who wrote (27)7/28/1997 9:06:00 PM
From: Merlo   of 44
 
Hello.

Best I can make is I.V. favors the put side but it's very close call on both.

I would think puts would be the way to go on this on for now. Intel
is going to slam it hard by cutting prices, etc. It may kill the bottom line. I need to do more TA work on this one. Selling puts may be a good idea if you want to buy, but Intel is the strongest of the bunch and will come out a clear winner in my opinion.

If anything I.V draws your attention to take a closer look. I did with
BTY it suggested puts and IBM it suggested calls.

Thanks,
Merlo
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