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Plain-vanilla call buyers itching for a sharp rally in the price of the underlying stock purchased approximately 2,000 lots at the January 2011 $15 strike for an average premium of $0.61 each.
Stampede Into Bullish Speculation At Yahoo, Green Mountain Coffee 2010
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Plain-vanilla call buyers scooped up approximately 3,500 contracts at the March 2011 $24 strike for an average premium of $1.58 apiece.
Bulls Grab Options For Energy, Brazil And Hartford Andrew Wilkinson 2010
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Plain-vanilla call buyers picked up roughly 1,000 calls at the September $62.5 strike for an average premium of $1.12 each.
Saks Call Options Fly Furiously, Dean Foods Feeds The Bulls 2010
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Plain-vanilla call buyers itching for a sharp rally in the price of the underlying stock purchased approximately 2,000 lots at the January 2011 $15 strike for an average premium of $0.61 each.
Stampede Into Bullish Speculation At Yahoo, Green Mountain Coffee 2010
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Plain-vanilla call buying took place at the October $30 strike where approximately 1,700 calls were picked up at an average premium of $1.35 apiece.
Bulls Rush Into Transocean And Burger King, Bears Crowd Coach 2010
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Plain-vanilla put sellers keep the 39-cent premium pocketed per contract as long as EBAY trades above $24 through expiration day in May.
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Plain-vanilla cards that don't have any annual fees (or rewards programs) represented just 11% of mail offers in the fourth quarter, according to Mintel Comperemedia, which tracks credit-card mail offers.
Credit-Card Fees: the New Traps Robin Sidel 2010
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Plain-vanilla cards that don't have any annual fees (or rewards programs) represented just 11% of mail offers in the fourth quarter, according to Mintel Comperemedia, which tracks credit-card mail offers.
Credit-Card Fees: the New Traps Robin Sidel 2010
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Plain-vanilla put sellers keep the 39-cent premium pocketed per contract as long as EBAY trades above $24 through expiration day in May.
Speculators Get Sucked Into eBay Interactive Brokers 2010
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Plain-vanilla call buying ensued at the October $22.5 strike where traders picked up approximately 2,700 calls for an average premium of $0.15 apiece.
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