OptionMonster co-founder Pete Najarian provides options picks Monday, Wednesday and Friday in TheStreet.com's Deep in the Money Calls newsletter.
David Russell, reporter for OptionMonster. XL Capital(XL Quote) draws calls before report: The commercial reinsurer sees bullish call buying hours before it reports earnings, and a day after heavy put selling in the name. Cautious trade in GlaxoSmithKline(GSK Quote): The U.K.-based drugmaker reported better-than-than expected third-quarter earnings, but the tone remains cautious. How S&P 500 relates to the dollar: Although the correlation is not perfect, this inverse directional relationship is important between the two assets. Our charts show why. Bulls bet on jackpot in Bally Technologies(BYI Quote) earnings: The maker of slot machines and casino-management software reports earnings after the close tomorrow, and options action is turning bullish. Masco(MASO Quote) can't shake the bears: The maker of building supplies reported strong earnings Monday and raised its guidance, but the bears haven't gone away. Trader positions for rally in Rovi(ROVI Quote): The digital-rights company, formerly known as Macrovision, has been correcting lower for the last three weeks, and now one trader is positioning for a rebound. Wednesday Pre-Market: VIX up 25% from last week: The index is up another 3.3%, pushing the gap between implied volatility and realized volatility back to significant levels. NDX plays 'catch-up' to downside: Yesterday's surprise miss by Baidu helped to take down related names and dampen sentiment in the Internet space, bringing the Nasdaq 100 closer to its 50-day moving average. Bulls target Lincoln National(LNC Quote) before earnings: The annuity company reports earnings after the bell, and the bulls are looking for upside in the next month. Chesapeake Energy(CHK Quote) faces volatility trade: Volatility in this energy name is down by about two-thirds in the last 11 months, and now one trader is betting on a rebound. Trader sells puts in Germany ETF: One option trader used yesterday's fall in the EWG Germany exchange-traded funds to sell puts in the January contracts.- Loading Comments...
- Loading Comments...
Recent Comments
Featured Photo Galleries
-
U.S. Stocks Rally on Growing Prospects for Bailout of Greece
BusinessWeek Online
-
Google Adds 'Buzz' to Gmail
The Wall Street Journal.
-
Japan Airlines Decides to Stick With American Airlines
New York Times
-
UBS Returns to Profit but Clouds Linger
New York Times
-
Euro bounces back against dollar
BBC
-
Why fret about Greece?
The Economist
-
Ore Increases Boost Steel Prices
The Wall Street Journal.
-
Stiglitz Sees No Greek Default as ‘Speculative Attacks’ Persist
BusinessWeek Online
-
Tuesday Reads
The Big Picture
-
Bipartisan Health Reform Is Still Possible
Forbes.com: Business News
| Dow Jones | S&P 500 | NASDAQ | 10-Year Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10,058.64 | 1,070.52 | 2,150.87 | 36.33 |
Oil *
72.02
|
|
UP
150.25
|
UP
13.78
|
UP
24.82
|
UP
0.41
|
10 Yr
3.63%
SPDR Gold
105.45
|
|
+1.52%
|
+1.30%
|
+1.17%
|
+1.14%
|
Data delayed 20 minutes |
More From TheStreet
Latest HeadlinesBrokerage Partners
Sponsored Links














