in the case off altara, interesting. that happened quickly.ll of those options traded in 130 milliseconds. we're talking a about an eighth of a second. the stock didn't halt for a period of time there. >> how often does it happen like that? the stock goes up 25%? that's the point. often times, you get a 3%, 5% move, retail people are the ones driving it up the last few percent and smack down. >> trading weeks from the deal. >> my point is you obviously have to look at it on a case-by-case basis. there was time in martha stewart. gotten ahead of the headline. and altara, there was a window of time before it stock ended add traded dollars higher. >> that's the reality were all of the computers. >>> coming up, making it rain with their ambarella trade. what their next move is after the stock took a beating today. that and the "final call," next. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens

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julie: i'm like at altara, this after the "new york times" piled on and became the latest to report intel is close to buying the chipmaker. bloomberg reported it last week and "the new york post" reported it last week and the financial times talked about it last week and reportedly the two companies have been in talks for months now and seems to be a question of when, not if at this point. i also wanted to mention since we've been watching an uptick in deals, there's a company called o.m. group which calls itself a technology driven diversified industrial company and makes specialty chemicals among other things news crossing it's going to be purchased by apollo for $34 per share. that's 28% higher than the companies close. this is a $800 million company, the market cap as of friday but it's not exactly a household name but still more deals. erik: nonbank lenders like quicken loans are now originating more government-backed mortgages than u.s. banks, according to a study done by harvard's kennedy school and stephanie, once again, i'm not sure whether this is the unintended consequence of r