the first tweet from our very own brian kelly, b.k., who asks mike, is dan's hair real? is it as spectacular in real life as it looks on tv? mike what do you say? >> it is real. and it is spectacular. i'm very enviouenvious. >> really spectacular. >> are you serious? this is your opportunity to rag on him. all right. >> i understand. you know, this is coming from a guy who probably needs implants himself and he doesn't, so, you know. >> your hair's spectacular too, mike. our next tweet from our old friend from france. long-time viewer. happy quadruple witching day, with ackman exiting valiant, how do you play it? sell verticals or buy put spreads? >> i'd prefer to be short premium. it's tough. the short interest so is high that basically elevates the price of puts, decreases the value of calls. i almost feel like it's a no touch to be honest, as much as i don't like the stock. >> all right. thank you. time for the "final call." last word from the options pits. >> i want to get long nike or add to it if you're already long. >> june, 57 1/2 calls nike, a way to play ahead

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