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Longer-term optimists looked up to the May $110 strike to buy approximately 1,000 call options at an average premium of $1.11 per contract.

Bulls Blast Into Cat, Strategists Get To Work On Yahoo! Andrew Wilkinson 2011

Near-term optimists purchased roughly 2,200 in-the-money calls at the February $95 strike for an average premium of $3.10 apiece.

Bulls Blast Into Cat, Strategists Get To Work On Yahoo! Andrew Wilkinson 2011

Longer-term optimists looked to the May $110 strike to buy some 1,180 calls at an average premium of $1.26 apiece.

Bulls Buy Up Calls On CAT And Affymetrix, Bears Take To eBay Andrew Wilkinson 2011

The bullish movement in the price of the underlying shares inspired near-term optimists to take action.

Bulls Bank On Big Rallies In Netflix, Visa 2010

The bullish movement in the price of the underlying shares inspired near-term optimists to take action.

Bulls Bank On Big Rallies In Netflix, Visa 2010

Near-term optimists picked up 3,800 calls at the June $16 strike for an average premium of $0.07 each.

Netflix Calls Tasty On The Bounce, Bulls Also Get Into Gamestop 2010

Near-term optimists positioning for continued share price appreciation picked up at least 5,500 calls at the May $90 strike for an average premium of $0.69 apiece.

Options Gamblers Get Stoked For Las Vegas Sands 2010

We have noted that certain optimists, such as Marian Tupy of Cato Institute are now coming round to the view that the supposedly radical agenda of the post-Communist states will collapse in the face of EU intransigence, not least because there are a great many former Communist apparatchiks in these countries who find negotiating in Brussels a delightful and heartrending experience.

For the times they are a-changin' - 2 Helen 2006

Under French law, a company stays listed with only 5% in public hands, so long-term optimists can always choose to stay in.

UBS chairman starts cleanup, 2008

Longer-term optimists picked up at least 1,000 calls out at the January 2012 $35 strike for an average premium of $0.89 each.

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