Enviado: 29/1/2010 18:18pastam Escreveu:AC,
depois do desempanho algo desapontante
não achas que será de colocar um STOP
a este Trade?
Não acho, tenho a certeza....
Não acho, tenho a certeza....
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Enviado: 29/1/2010 18:18Não acho, tenho a certeza....
Enviado: 29/1/2010 18:02AC,
depois do desempanho algo desapontante
não achas que será de colocar um STOP
a este Trade?
depois do desempanho algo desapontante
não achas que será de colocar um STOP
a este Trade?
Enviado: 19/1/2010 22:53Ok,
obrigado ... vou dar uma espreitadela ...
Aguardo quebra da resistência 6,80
apartir dai ...
obrigado ... vou dar uma espreitadela ...
Aguardo quebra da resistência 6,80
apartir dai ...
Enviado: 19/1/2010 22:44pastam Escreveu:AC,
não tinha reparado que ja tinhas falado nela
Entrei hoje ...
Tenho vindo também a fazer várias análises a ela no meu blog.
Enviado: 19/1/2010 22:43AC,
não tinha reparado que ja tinhas falado nela
Entrei hoje ...
não tinha reparado que ja tinhas falado nela
Entrei hoje ...
Enviado: 19/1/2010 22:27A DRYS ocupa 3.816% do total do meu porfólio. Já a vinha aqui mencionando.
Já a vinha aqui mencionando.Nasdaq »»» DRYS
Enviado: 19/1/2010 21:41Call Activity Heats Up on DryShips Inc. (DRYS) Andrea Kramer (akramer@sir-inc.com)
1/19/2010 12:19:18 PM
DryShips Inc. (DRYS: sentiment, chart, options) calls have been the options of choice on the International Securities Exchange (ISE) and Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) lately. In fact, the stock's 10-day call/put volume ratio of 11.06 suggests that traders on these exchanges have bought to open more than 11 times as many DRYS calls as puts during the past couple of weeks. What's more, this reading stands only 13 percentage points shy of an annual bullish peak, implying that optimism among this group is on the rise.
Digging deeper into the data, it's clear that most near-term option traders have centered on the equity's February 7 call. During the past 10 sessions, call volume at the February 7 strike skyrocketed by more than 35,000 contracts – making the out-of-the-money strike the new home to peak call open interest in the front-month series, with almost 44,000 contracts in residence.
The optimism in the option pits is further reflected by the stock's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) of 0.30, which indicates that DRYS calls are more than three times as popular as puts among options slated to expire within three months. What's more, this reading ranks in the 13th annual percentile, indicating that short-term speculators have been more bullishly biased toward DRYS only 13% of the time during the past year.
At last check, DRYS has given up 0.5% to linger in the $6.25 region. From a longer-term perspective, the equity has remained range-bound in the $6 - $8 neighborhood since mid-April 2009.
1/19/2010 12:19:18 PM
DryShips Inc. (DRYS: sentiment, chart, options) calls have been the options of choice on the International Securities Exchange (ISE) and Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) lately. In fact, the stock's 10-day call/put volume ratio of 11.06 suggests that traders on these exchanges have bought to open more than 11 times as many DRYS calls as puts during the past couple of weeks. What's more, this reading stands only 13 percentage points shy of an annual bullish peak, implying that optimism among this group is on the rise.
Digging deeper into the data, it's clear that most near-term option traders have centered on the equity's February 7 call. During the past 10 sessions, call volume at the February 7 strike skyrocketed by more than 35,000 contracts – making the out-of-the-money strike the new home to peak call open interest in the front-month series, with almost 44,000 contracts in residence.
The optimism in the option pits is further reflected by the stock's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) of 0.30, which indicates that DRYS calls are more than three times as popular as puts among options slated to expire within three months. What's more, this reading ranks in the 13th annual percentile, indicating that short-term speculators have been more bullishly biased toward DRYS only 13% of the time during the past year.
At last check, DRYS has given up 0.5% to linger in the $6.25 region. From a longer-term perspective, the equity has remained range-bound in the $6 - $8 neighborhood since mid-April 2009.