> Profesional people will slow sell and slow buy.
Seems correct logically (ultra-short-term momentum interlogic I meant :-) ).
- There is no way YHOO can crash in a day or 2. Here's how it will move in the short term I think: It will move in a step-down fashion for the next 2 weeks such that - both - read "both" - short term (Feb and Apr) - put and call positions loose money gradually - if you monitor CBOE positions' table carefully (btw it takes 5-7 minutes to build the table depending on your system ... also, AMZN takes about 6 minutes on a T1 connection at 600 MHz workstation or about 4-minutes on a 4-CPU 600 MHz SMP system, with parallel-HTML-rendering algorithms! Geez! ), until such a time that the impending cold-shoulder-split pressure and short positions' pressure builds up underneath yhoo, to ignite another round of explosive fire under Yhoo's belly!
-IOW: too greedy shorts will get killed one more time in the next three weeks, and only ultra-short-term-nimble traders can hope for milking any profits from NT puts in the upcoming stepdown movement, that too "risking 80% while hoping for 40% kinda" game. MMs have sufficiently ensured that the spreads in bid/ask are properly 'managed' in the nt option positions, so as to auto-deliver regular-profits to their pockets! :-) Such are the shenanigans generally played out under the carpet in such situations normally, imho! This is rendering YHOO plays out of the reach of most small/non-prof/non-nimble players.
- For others, who still feel left out of the internet/new-tech game so far, for some better R/R bull plays, please check out this week: RNWK, GMGC and NINE ... a much more comfortable bull run ahead, all imho. Please do your thorough DD.
regards to all,
-/Sonny. |
