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WHY BUY TWITTER???TWTR , a big name in social media. But who wants to buy Twitter and why? Well what ever the reason is I am not buying it as it doesn't make sense to me how a general everyday service product should have such high valuation? I would but TWTR if it's under $10. Actually let me take it back. My valuation is around $1-$3 at best. Because Twitter didn't add value other then just like news media but more like in a personal level. But it didn't change significantly either. Also think it has more opportunities to work in collaboration with GOOGLE GOOG rather just buying out or selling out the whole industry. It can work out in conjunction to Google Hangout out. But better future of TWTR is with FB. It would be a great tool if FaceBook can buy it as FB already has so many user which functions almost like twitter. You should also see CRM SALESFORCE too, as a short candidate. I will publish a chart on Google too soon. Ok guys, other then random thoughts let you know that when it reaches the upper read resistance line around $30-$28 or below, then it will be a good are to go short again with TWTR I hope when I am going to twit this post, Twitter is not going to take it off from my post :)
NYSE:TWTRShort
by sum1
Who wants to sell Salesforce???CRM Salesforce is gone. Even though it is trying to buy Twitter but don't think it will be successful as Goggle and other hungry birds are out there. Even if CRM buys twitter still there stock are sale because it's a falling knife. And if there is a bounce that means more to upload with short side. There are 2 green support lines from 2009. One has around $60 as a temporary support but think it may well go down to $30 zone which is a second green support line. But if it breaks that line then it may go well below under $5 if CRM cant fix revenue streams and profits.
NYSE:CRMShort
by sum1
CRM -- EARNINGS PLAY: MAR 4TH 54/72 SHORT STRANGLECRM announces earnings tomorrow after market close, so look to put on a play in the waning hours and minutes of the NY session to take advantage of any volatility crush that occurs post earnings announcement. Here's the setup, which naturally might have to be tweaked depending on how much CRM moves tomorrow intraday: March 4th 54/72 Short Strangle Probability of Profit: 75% Max Profit: $122/contract Buying Power Effect: Undefined Notes: I played with doing a defined risk strategy, but I just can't get the 1.00 credit/contract I would want out of the play.
NYSE:CRM
by NaughtyPines
THIS WEEK'S EARNINGS PLAYS -- HD, FSLR, CRM, LOW, TGT, BIDUHere's are next weeks earnings plays that I'm thinking of playing via options, assuming the implied volatility rank "stars" line up correctly ... : HD: announces on Tues 2/23 before market open.The rank is 55, the implied 32, neither of which is that great. If IV doesn't pop, I'll pass. FSLR: announces on Tues 2/23 after market close. With a rank of 72 and an implied of 69, it's good to go . LOW: announces on Wed 2/24 before market open. Its rank is 65; implied, 35, so it's kind of the edge. Like HD, its volatility needs to pop a bit for me to play. TGT: announces on Wed 2/24 before market open. Rank: 57; implied 33. Needs to pop. CRM: announces on Wed 2/24 after market close. Also good to go with a rank of 71 and an implied of 60. BIDU: announces on Thurs 2/25 after market close. It's good to go with rank at 72, implied at 60. EOG: announces on Thurs 2/25 after market close. Good to go, but I don't think I've played this one recently, which is surprising because it's an oil and gas play, and that sector's been hot volatility wise. HLF: announces on Thurs 2/25 after market close. Also good to go, rank and implied volatility wise. I'll post setups the day immediately preceding the announcement if it looks like they're still good plays.
NASDAQ:FSLR
by NaughtyPines
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CRM-Know What I Like About Earnings Gap Ups? The Pullbacks3-6 Know what I like about issues that gap up on earnings? More often than not once the dust settles they tend to build a pullback pattern offering a lower risk entry vs chasing the gap. A lot of times they'll pullback to a support zone. As you can see that is what's happening with this issue. The blue lines are support zones for stop loss and risk management purposes. You've got choices. You can think about buying here then manage the blue support zones. Or you can wait for an upside crossover of the green line then manage the blue lines. For informational and educational purposes only, trade at your own risk
NYSE:CRM
by Amazingpowerpatternguy