random stuff..
Citigroup on TWX (at 13:51pm) price target and options trade for you options peeps out there:
Maintain Buy rating – We’re maintaining our Buy rating and setting a $25.50 price target (following the three-for-one reverse stock split). We arrive at our price target using a sum-of-the-parts valuation augmented by a 70% chance of an AOL spin and 30% chance of an AOL sale.
We expect AOL to be spun out of Time Warner….Upside likely captured if AOL spun-off from parent – The key to capturing this upside may lie in a spin-off of AOL. And, we think several recent developments suggest this is likely. –
* Differentiated View Vs. Option Market -We anticipate more stock appreciation but less stock volatility, through July 2009 option expiration.
* Option Trades – We recommend options trades for investors who own and do not own the stock, via July 2009 options. For investors who own the stock we recommend buying 1 $22 call and selling 2 $25 calls added to a long stock position, to provide capped upside leverage. For investors who do not own the stock we recommend buying a $22 call and selling a $25 call. We also recommend selling puts,with strikes between $21 and $15.
GU is killing it, BTFO special.
damn, had DNDN on a morning shortlist; promptly missed out.
random stuff..
Citigroup on TWX (at 13:51pm) price target and options trade for you options peeps out there:
Maintain Buy rating – We’re maintaining our Buy rating and setting a $25.50 price target (following the three-for-one reverse stock split). We arrive at our price target using a sum-of-the-parts valuation augmented by a 70% chance of an AOL spin and 30% chance of an AOL sale.
We expect AOL to be spun out of Time Warner….Upside likely captured if AOL spun-off from parent – The key to capturing this upside may lie in a spin-off of AOL. And, we think several recent developments suggest this is likely. –
* Differentiated View Vs. Option Market -We anticipate more stock appreciation but less stock volatility, through July 2009 option expiration.
* Option Trades – We recommend options trades for investors who own and do not own the stock, via July 2009 options. For investors who own the stock we recommend buying 1 $22 call and selling 2 $25 calls added to a long stock position, to provide capped upside leverage. For investors who do not own the stock we recommend buying a $22 call and selling a $25 call. We also recommend selling puts,with strikes between $21 and $15.
Thanks for the chart.