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post #21 of 84
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Originally Posted by Venom08 View Post

The Feb. 18 $21 puts are $0.05 right now. I bet tomorrow they'll be at least $3.



Too bad the volume was only 8. lol, coulda made a lotttt of money

post #22 of 84
will be interesting to see today
post #23 of 84
some volume lol...


425
post #24 of 84

man I had a bid in at 21.5 before the bell, then I changed my mind because I couldn't find my balls :(

post #25 of 84

i dont follow...but if we get to 10$  is it worth a buy

post #26 of 84

Bought June 27X calls for $1.85. Lets see if this cat bounce.

post #27 of 84
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Originally Posted by danchoi03 View Post

Bought June 27X calls for $1.85. Lets see if this cat bounce.



good job man

post #28 of 84

u cannot take anything down in this market!! ahahah

post #29 of 84
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Originally Posted by RsPeED View Post



good job man



Thanks man. I probably will hold this over the weekends. Let see how it does next week.

post #30 of 84
Give it a tight stop loss n ur set!
post #31 of 84
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Originally Posted by ze20001984 View Post

Give it a tight stop loss n ur set!


Actually I am not adding a stop loss on this play. I use a small percentage of this year profits to buy options, so I am not too worried if I lose it all. There is more upside than downside for this stock and we will see for the next few weeks.

post #32 of 84

It would be great if everyone could guess everything right but I have a feeling you will be a long time seeing DMND at $ 27.00.   I think the runup after the drop off was people seeing a 75% drop in stock and betting on a recovery.  

 

Now I think they will take a harder look.  The company is going to face problems with the SEC and possible civil actions although they may avoid that by cooperating.   They are going to face tons of class action suits by stockholders since it was fraud that caused the stock to drop.   They will have a big penalty from the collapse of the FritoLay deal.  The fact is the PE was about average but was it the right PE?   Somewhere around 80 million of the profits it booked were due to cooked books.  The fact is no one knows what they made the past two years for sure and it will be a while before we do.  Its getting lots of bad press and dropped 5% today.  I look for a new low tomorrow and it won't be the last for the week.   I think you will see at least 18 before you see 27 and 27 won't be for a long time.   The bright side is the break up value of the company should be about $ 44.00 a share and breaking it up and selling off the pieces or a takeover might be their best option.   Anyway I wish you the best of luck with your calls. 

post #33 of 84
Ill buy calls at 20
post #34 of 84
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Originally Posted by Turboguy View Post

It would be great if everyone could guess everything right but I have a feeling you will be a long time seeing DMND at $ 27.00.   I think the runup after the drop off was people seeing a 75% drop in stock and betting on a recovery.  

 

Now I think they will take a harder look.  The company is going to face problems with the SEC and possible civil actions although they may avoid that by cooperating.   They are going to face tons of class action suits by stockholders since it was fraud that caused the stock to drop.   They will have a big penalty from the collapse of the FritoLay deal.  The fact is the PE was about average but was it the right PE?   Somewhere around 80 million of the profits it booked were due to cooked books.  The fact is no one knows what they made the past two years for sure and it will be a while before we do.  Its getting lots of bad press and dropped 5% today.  I look for a new low tomorrow and it won't be the last for the week.   I think you will see at least 18 before you see 27 and 27 won't be for a long time.   The bright side is the break up value of the company should be about $ 44.00 a share and breaking it up and selling off the pieces or a takeover might be their best option.   Anyway I wish you the best of luck with your calls. 

 

I understand the potential risks here, hence, I don't buy the stocks. Instead, I bought several option contracts that is due in June and these option contracts barely break my profits for this year even if I lose it all. Like you said "The fact that no one knows what they made the past two years..", does it really make sense for stock PPS to drop 37% in a few days. What if the book is not that bad, this stock can easily pop to 10-20% easily. We will see for the next few weeks......
 

 

post #35 of 84

i was about to buy calls

 

...but keep watching still..the put/call is all over the place

 

i guess playing the spread will be key

post #36 of 84

holding nicely this morning and now making new hod

post #37 of 84

Today your options look like a pretty good bet.   I did jump into the stock this morning.   I think the fact that Kellogs is going to buy Pringles for a lot more than DMND was going to pay may help get them off the hook for the 50 million plus charges since they would have a hard case proving damages, but then again it may not but one way or the other it is a plus. I talked about the negatives in my last post here but there are some good things as well.  I did think the stock would go lower before recovering but now I am starting to think I was wrong and it could have bottomed.   Bottom or not someday this will be behind them and the chances are this is a good buying opportunity. 

post #38 of 84

coulda shoulda woulda

post #39 of 84

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post #40 of 84

Holding up pretty well smile.gif

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