absolutely. > > kortney kutsop, thank you so much. i'm going to run away and show this list to my boss and see if we might get some changes around here. bring my cat to work. what should we talk about in chart talk? how abou the company everybody's talking about? it may be a company to have in your portfolio. welcome to chart talk. what is everybody talking about? of course, apple. so let's talk apple with randall liss. he's the head of options education at keeneonthemarket.com. let's separate reality from some of the hype here randall. help us understand what the options market is telling us about this, as you told me earlier, "runaway freight train" that is apple today. > > the options market is suggesting a high level of complacency. i have to get a little technical to explain that. the out-of-the-money puts are trading at the same level as the out-of-the-money calls. normally in stock options, out- of-the-money puts trade higher than out-of-the-money calls. that's because there's a natural demand imbalance for puts, for protective