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    • ON: Fri May 9th 18:52 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      :-))))
      Excellent!
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    • ON: Fri May 9th 15:29 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      Well, if he's holding MA, he lost more than we have today, lol.

      The technicals haven't changed, it's emotions. Onward and upward!
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    • ON: Fri May 9th 13:14 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      83 + 17 = 100
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    • ON: Fri May 9th 12:19 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      My worry is that we won't get any of those things, V winner.
      It just keeps dropping! -4.11 at this moment.

      One last comment about options and then i'll take my leave. Seems to me that the people crying about losing money on trying their hand at options had jumped into it with no research...the same due diligence you'd take with a stock pick is required guys. helloo??!

      With any stock market transaction there are risks, the ones with options are larger, but the profit is magnified..if you play it safe you can still make money, not the huge hit..but don't bet with other peoples' money, and only bet what you can afford to lose.
      Even being a newbie, and a woman..and having lost money in options, i'm not giving up..and i'm not a crybaby.
      Aloha, dudes!

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    • ON: Thu May 8th 21:57 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      whew
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    • ON: Thu May 8th 21:45 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      Um...Ted? Did you buy or sell the options??
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    • ON: Thu May 8th 21:42 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      @ ted
      Yup, 200 contracts controls 20,000 shares of V.
      You've got a week for V to run up, which it's more than likely going to do as this pullback was just profit taking by the short sighted flippers.

      @ V winner
      Welcome back, we missed you!

      @ Baghdad soldier
      We salute you!

      Now, onward and upward to $90!
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    • ON: Thu May 8th 02:51 AM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      I come to read this thread several times daily, it's a great learning tool for all things V. Thanks especially for the links that show all the factual financial data.
      Because i'm in Hawaii, i always seem to be behind the curve in the time thing, so i hope you don't mind if i left one last option comment.
      I started buying call options on V because of V's business model, room for growth, and because I didn't have the capital to buy the actual shares, but wanted to get in quickly. I realized that buying call options basically means paying for the right to buy shares at a certain price by a certain date. I paid $660 each 100 shares for the right to buy the shares of V at $75 in September , no matter what the price of the shares are at that time. For me, it's a buy and hold 'lease' on the shares. So far i've tripled my money, and i'm well on the way to the profit i'll need to exercise the right and thus become a member of the stock owning V community.
      Just one wahines' perspective ;->
      As for fluctuation, i think alot of people realize what a buy and hold opportunity they've found once they've got the V. Sure, some will cash out ($100) but there's still a WHOLE lot of money on the sidelines and V's got all the right components soar while even the economy muddles along.

      V = where the smart money is!
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    • ON: Wed May 7th 03:05 AM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      V Winner
      The market opens for me at 3am, LOL.
      (you can use your Visa card to pay for the eyes)
      Good morning!!
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    • ON: Tue May 6th 16:55 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      $87.53!
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    • ON: Sat May 3rd 21:58 PM
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      Microsoft and Yahoo: Waiting, Watching and Wondering
      Wonder no more!
      Softy shoots up on Monday!!
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    • ON: Fri May 2nd 12:53 PM
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      Visa: Near-Term Fluctuations Present a Buying Opportunity
      I've only been in the market since January 20th ( I know, my timing was terrible), been buying calls and puts on various stocks. Here's a link for the people wanting to understand options trading. www.cboe.com/LearnCent...
      Got into Google at a key reversal and lost half my money..but it was a good trading lesson for not letting emotions move your trades, stick to your research of the companies you invest in. Recently got rid of everything else and bought Sep 75 calls @ 6.60...doubled my money so far, even with the pull back today. Intend to sit on them and not worry about the pull backs..would like to get some input on the strategy contrast of holding versus selling at the highs and re-buying the lows, considering the cost of the trade, spread points that go to the market makers, and the anxiety of attempting to catch the tops and bottoms.
      Thank you V winner for the clarity and sharing of knowledge :-)
      I LOVE Seeking Alpha!
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    • ON: Fri Apr 18th 00:56 AM
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      The Truth Behind Earnings Labels
      Thank you for laying it out clear and simply..couldn't agree with you more, and i've only been in the investing world since January. My next question is, what happens when people DO realize what reality is and everything comes tumbling down? Or do 'they' somehow spin it so others might see it as an 'investment opportunity'.
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    • ON: Fri Mar 28th 22:47 PM
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      Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
      Aloha!
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    • ON: Thu Mar 20th 03:20 AM
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      Getting Back to Financial Basics
      Back then...there wasn't a fed..but there was THE JP Morgan and his pals, some who went on to become government officials.
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