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Biotech / Medical
Momenta Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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2552That's why I said to do it with an extra chunk, not one's core. Then gettom pope-10/25/2010
2551I'm talking about the opportunity loss if MNTA has a huge upward spike and yDewDiligence_on_SI-10/25/2010
2550Good point, if you expect MNTA to fall by more than the amount of the premium. Utom pope-10/25/2010
2549<i>>So far [selling covered calls] has worked well.<</i> Of cDewDiligence_on_SI-10/25/2010
2548>>Selling covered calls, which some posters have reported doing from time IRWIN JAMES FRANKEL-10/25/2010
2547>>CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 25, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Momenta Pharmaceutictuck-10/25/2010
2546Given the IV's, a covered call on the NOV 15's would be attractive, but tom pope-10/25/2010
2545This is pretty normal for Momenta options. I see IVs double that near binary evtuck-10/25/2010
2544I hope to be nimble; because of the Teva shell game, I would expect a spike to btuck-10/25/2010
2543Very high volatility levels lead to high premia - around 70 in the case of the Ntom pope-10/25/2010
2542I don’t play with options at all. It’s hard to enough to figure out the directioDewDiligence_on_SI-10/25/2010
2541"Try not to miss the forest for the trees :-)" Are you saying that deJeffry K. Smith-10/25/2010
2540<i>Momenta <b>pooped</b> slightly on the news</i> I thiJeffry K. Smith-10/25/2010
2539Biogenerics article from The Economist. economist.com Pharmaceuticals Attack rkrw-10/25/2010
2538And if GM turns out to be lower for some reason,.....it seemed the marginal GM wRobohogs-10/25/2010
2537<i>>With that in mind, I am planning on cashing my trading shares for cDewDiligence_on_SI-10/25/2010
2536Since the fairly significant sales beat by m-enoxaparin last week I have seen notuck-10/25/2010
2535Thanks for sharing. hope all is well.mopgcw-10/22/2010
2534I actually bothered to listen to this morning's webcast. Don't think thtuck-10/22/2010
2533Ah, that was a higher inventory number than I was using. Forgive me for sleepintuck-10/21/2010
2532Based on the CC, I think NVS has a $1.1B inventory-adjusted run rate. The calculDewDiligence_on_SI-10/21/2010
2531m-enoxaparin sales of $292 million by Sandoz: novartis.com Hard to call the rutuck-10/21/2010
2530MNTA ‘ReadMeFirst’ updated: <i>generic Lovenox has 45% market share; CanaDewDiligence_on_SI-10/18/2010
2529My only comment is - I felt better when Hurvitz/Barrett/Suesskind were behind thidos-10/12/2010
2528Bought my second lot under $13.60...I can almost palpate the bearishness in the SeachRE-10/12/2010
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