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102. Despite benign CPI report, trading turns defensive as CBOE index put/call ratio rises
103. Major postions opened in Microsoft, Pfizer, GM, Time Warner as volatility falls slightly
104. CBOE plans to unveil new volatility index designed to track leading Nasdaq-100 stocks
105. Options market drifts with trading thin, and indicators give few clues on stock action
106. Softness in Microsoft shares rattles traders who bet antitrust ruling would spur rally
107. Traders buy Microsoft calls ahead of decision for breakup, expecting to see stock improve
108. Options traders take a breather after rally as volume slows and stock appetite lessens
109. Firms snap up thousands of tech-stock calls as report indicates slowdown for economy
110. For options traders, it will soon become clear whether E-exchange will supplant outcries
111. Options traders sit out stock-market rally, biding time until they are sure it is for real
112. With a giant computer screen shimmering, all-electronic options exchange opens shop
113. New electronic option market is bringing changes to market
114. Options market tells little about direction of stock prices as traders remain cautious
115. Traders fret over 'time decay' as markets move in increasingly narrow trading ranges
116. Options traders mostly sit out market rally, keeping their eyes on coming Fed meeting
117. Traders refrain from options-contract sales amid a difficult-to-decipher stock market
118. Traders grasp for method in market's madness, while funds shift to limited-risk strategies
119. Microsoft's legal woes prompt one investor to hedge against the stock falling below $60
120. Volatility soars following economic reports that suggest interest rates will be raised
121. Hedge-fund managers, unsure of direction of market, find ways to exploit volatility
122. Options traders, hesitant in the early going, buy tech-stock calls as market stages rally
123. Prices of index options soar as Naskaq drop impels fund managers to try to reduce risks
124. Volatility in options market remains high, indicating continuing nervousness for traders
125. Options trading centers on derrvative issues giving few clues on direction of broad market
126. Options traders attempt to limit their risk in a week shortened by Good Friday holiday
127. Volatility surges to highest level since 1998, but some believe the market is near a bottom
128. Traders push into the semiconductor sector, capitalizing on some sharp intraday increases
129. Big shifts in what is popular on Wall Street create volatility, opportunites for traders
130. Options traders turn cautious on tech sector and move into financial, consumer segments
131. With renewed optimism about stock market, traders buy up calls on technology issues
132. CBOE trader group unveils plan to install system for buying orders from retail brokers
133. Amid turmoil in stocks, traders buy options whose prices would increase as market falls
134. Microsoft options trading seems to be ruled by crowd psychology, not esoteric formulas
135. Volatility slips slightly on response of traders to portfolio adjustments for end of quarter
136. As exchanges near federal settlement, members fret over what it will cost
137. Merger may hold solutions to problems of two Chicago derivatives exchanges
138. Some traders, looking to protect stock gains, purchase put options as a defensive strategy
139. Microsoft call options are bought on report company is close to settling antitrust lawsuit
140. It takes more than just a bit of good news to capture the attention of options traders
141. Traders aggressively buy call options on AOL, Compaq, Dell and other established tech issues
142. 'Triple Witch' is smooth for options traders, as they close March positions, move ahead
143. Many options traders retain loyalty to techs amid new economy-old economy confusion
144. Traders' ardor for tech call options cools off, as Nasdaq Stock Market continues to nosedive
145. Options on Nasdaq 100 may signal pessimism, but market may actually be poised to rise
146. Volatility holds steady in many call options on tech stocks despite Nasdaq index's drop
147. Wall Street tip: check out options trading for clues about course of underlying stock
148. Some options traders move a week early to update technology portfolio
149. Current options signals don't help traders who are trying to gauge direction of stocks
150. Reading market-volatility index may be easy, but capitalizing on it requires complex skills
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