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• Case Study: Dow Jones (DJ)
As a result of our numbers analysis and intelligence gathering, we bought DJ on April 26, 2007 and on the morning of May 1, 2007. At 11:26 that morning, trading in the stock was halted at $36.53. At 11:52 trading resumed, on the news DJ was being acquired for $60 per share by News Corp!
So why did we buy?
Just like a radar system, our monitoring of all options activity is always on. And trading activity triggered a Radar Alert in mid-April, so we started watching the June 40 and September 40 calls very closely. As buying picked up, we really liked the persistence and intensity of the action -- plus the high option activity, despite low volatility in the stock itself.
Obviously, someone knew something was up -- and they were out to take full advantage.
You could have taken full advantage, too. Options buyers had a return ranging from 2,000% to nearly 4,000%! Join us at Big Money Options today!
Precision strikes for big profits -- that's what we're all about at Big Money Options.
• Case Study: Apollo Group Inc (APOL)
In the spring of 2007, Apollo was basically a "forgotten company" -- Wall Street had no interest. But on June 21, all hell broke loose, as options volume soared in the July 50, July 55 and August 50 calls.
Our Radar Alert, of course, blared immediately. And after our usual number-crunching and on-the-ground sleuthing, we made our move. By July 3rd, the stock had moved from $49 to $58, and by November the stock was north of $80 a share.
And here's the really big money: August 50 call buyers earned 275% profits; July 50 call buyers banked 420% gains; and July 55 call buyers broke the bank with a 744% return -- all by July 3rd, just 8 trading days!
• Case Study: Evergreen Solar (ESLR)
Solar's promise is huge, but current earnings are hard-to-find. That's why on-the-ground intelligence is key to timing the hype-cycles right.
On September 24, 2007, call option activity exploded, even as the stock price was declining. And that made our Radar Alert SCREAM. Over the next few hours, we watched a dramatically falling short interest along with rapidly-rising insider buying. Plus the relationship between historic and implied volatility was picture-perfect.
Sweet! Once we did a little on-the-ground digging, the opportunity became crystal-clear, and we believed the November 10 calls offered the best risk-reward profile.
The rest, as they say, is history. On October 26th ESLR began a spectacular climb from $9 to over $18 per share. Stock buyers hit a home run. But the November 10 call buyers smashed a grand slam: The November calls soared 1,200% in just 14 days!
Wow! Join us at Big Money Options by going here now.
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