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$MariaDB(MRDB.US$ hi, can anyone tell me why the offer is 0.55 K1 raher than $0.6 from progress? as shareholders should go for higher offer, isnt it?
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I predict U96 target price at 4.30 last Aug. those of you entered at that time should have a good profit as I did…![]()
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"keep calm and carry on"
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Today's topic is a long-standing conspiracy theory: is the agency deliberately exaggerating fears?
The reason is that I saw an article yesterday with the title “Collapse Obsessed Traders Splurge Options at 20-Year Highs.”
According to the article, according to data from Options Clearing Corp., institutional traders spent a total of 8.1 billion US dollars on stock bearish options last week, the most in 22 years. After market capitalization adjustments, demand for hedging was on par with the 2008 financial crisis.
Since last week, we've seen many institutional analysts, including well-known investors, come forward to say that the bear market hasn't bottomed out yet.
Sundial Chief Research Officer Jason Goepfert (Jason Goepfert) said in an interview: “They are buying protective measures to prevent a crash at an unprecedented rate.” “The sudden large-scale hedging activity of some of the biggest traders in the market is disturbing.”
So the interesting question is, is it because institutions have not bottomed out in the bear market, or are institutions seeing more institutions buying options that cause other analysts to think that the bear market hasn't bottomed out yet?
I guess I don't have to say that the conclusion is obvious. There seems to be an explanation for Tesla's strange short-term interest in the past two days.
I mean, sometimes a retrograde order is more credible, such as the Apple launched on August 12 and the Apple call on August 31.
The chart below shows the bearish/bullish ratio of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, or Ciga...
The reason is that I saw an article yesterday with the title “Collapse Obsessed Traders Splurge Options at 20-Year Highs.”
According to the article, according to data from Options Clearing Corp., institutional traders spent a total of 8.1 billion US dollars on stock bearish options last week, the most in 22 years. After market capitalization adjustments, demand for hedging was on par with the 2008 financial crisis.
Since last week, we've seen many institutional analysts, including well-known investors, come forward to say that the bear market hasn't bottomed out yet.
Sundial Chief Research Officer Jason Goepfert (Jason Goepfert) said in an interview: “They are buying protective measures to prevent a crash at an unprecedented rate.” “The sudden large-scale hedging activity of some of the biggest traders in the market is disturbing.”
So the interesting question is, is it because institutions have not bottomed out in the bear market, or are institutions seeing more institutions buying options that cause other analysts to think that the bear market hasn't bottomed out yet?
I guess I don't have to say that the conclusion is obvious. There seems to be an explanation for Tesla's strange short-term interest in the past two days.
I mean, sometimes a retrograde order is more credible, such as the Apple launched on August 12 and the Apple call on August 31.
The chart below shows the bearish/bullish ratio of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, or Ciga...
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JohnLee2021OP Sean Parker: Bro, if you are share holder, would you prefer to go .6 rather than .55?