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April 23, 2008


UAUA Collapse Anticipated But Not Exploited

On Tuesday last week, the Box was looking for UAUA to go as low as $11.91 - $13.30. I told subscribers that seemed “ambitious,” but I was wrong again. In any event, the trade didn’t trigger or fill so we missed it anyway. Darn.

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8 Responses to “UAUA Collapse Anticipated But Not Exploited”

  1. Born2Code said:

    do not feel too bad, i shorted it back on January 10th at $32 and change… covered two weeks later at $35.47 for a good loss… look at it now…

  2. C. Maoxian said:

    Born2: The Box actually caught the big move down back in Feb, so not all is lost. :)

  3. MikeT said:

    I think this begs the question, how is the box determining target 1.0 & 1.1? Ended up near right on in the end.

  4. C. Maoxian said:

    MikeT: This is the mystery of the Box but I suspect it is a simple Fibonacci projection of prior swings.

  5. BobT said:

    Chairman: I fudged on the trigger price and bought puts,
    did well for a change. Thx

  6. C. Maoxian said:

    BobT: I don’t recommend fudging on the trigger but I’m glad you caught this tanker. Can I ask how you decided to buy the puts that you did (strike price, expiration date, etc.)? Thanks.

  7. BobT said:

    Chairman: The 38% is what caught my eye.The Put was June $20. I was taking a chance but I thought if it moved at all it would be in the money. It was just a lucky call on my part. They don’t all work that way!
    Thx anyway.

  8. C. Maoxian said:

    BobT: A picture of those puts.

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