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Re: kittzelle post# 899

Wednesday, 06/18/2014 9:59:48 AM

Wednesday, June 18, 2014 9:59:48 AM

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You might consider taking into consideration the post at finance.yahoo.com on YHOO where the poster claimed a big player was playing this drop to get cheap calls and run it up late Thursday and big on Friday to 36.... I know its hearsay but I'd hate to hear you sold then missed profit late before expire on June 35 calls.


cash.mccall • 23 hours ago Flag

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Yahoo fully manipulated stock
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All you have to do is follow the options markets. The 35 and 36 strike calls for june were obliterated on Monday. A large trader like Loeb, sells covered or naked calls. Then in the last week, June 21, they unload stock and drop the calls to nothing but the 35 call is still in play. I would suggest that as we speak, this same trader is buying those cheap June 21 calls at 35 and I expect Yahoo to rise above 35. There are an astonishing 54,000 calls out and it traded 1700 calls today.

My options trading wisdom says wait a day there is still downward pressure on the stock. The big trader wants those options to drop to below 0.10. Then they will load up as the other traders try to avoid more losses. Then look for Thursday to be up closer to 35 and then Friday the big trader will be buying shares.

Yahoo is a manipulated stock but this trader wants to buy cheap shares so even if you think Marissa is worthless which she is, this is all about Alibaba. These big hedge funds will not be denied large stakes in Yahoo.

Think about it for a minute. Why shouldn't yahoo be trading now for $45 a share if Alibaba is worth $180 billion which it is? This is game center of the universe. If you are just a long shareholder, buy the dip you can't miss. If you have more taste for risk, consider those June 21 calls but not until the bottom falls out of them. Less

Sentiment: Strong Buy