onyx pharmaceuticals. at one point call volume was 34 times the average daily volume. >> welcome back to options action and time for total recall. we look back on trades that are in no man's land. colin carter did the unthinkable and made a bearish trade on apple ahead of earnings. the stock soared, but they haven't lost much money. here's why. on "options action," it's an app to itself. risk less to make more. that's just what khouw and carter tried to do on apple. carter thought apple was about to sour. >> a big portfolio manager is paring back exposure. >> do i dare short apple? the poor sap who did that over the last years is only down 5,000%. better go with the options. so to make a bearish bet, mike sold the june 600 call for $30.50. to keep all of that money, mike needs apple to stay below the strike of the call he sold or below $600. above $600, profits trail off. mike won't see losses until apple rises above that strike price by more than that $30.50 he took in or above $630.50 by june expiration.

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in a region that is onyx -- in a region that is extraordinarily unstable. a global economy that is pulling out of the great recession, it is time to be cautious and not fall prey to best case assumptions about how easily the world will go, how much time it will buy. how easy it will be to bottle up iran in the aftermath. reject the worst case assumptions. the good news is, i am not as pessimistic about the mop -- diplomacy as matt is. i do not think there will be a breakthrough in the coming months, but iran is really hurting. the supreme leader has made moves to give him some freedom of action to dial back the tension a little bit. we will have to see if he is willing to dial back some of the nuclear activities. let's see if we can -- it is not just the iranians that want to buy time. we all need to slow the program down to buy time over the next year or two or so to reach a final resolution to the issue. at this point i would basically agree with president obama. there is no military solution short of invasion or occupation that creates a permanent soluti

in a region that is onyx -- in a region that is extraordinarily unstable. a global economy that is pulling out of the great recession, it is time to be cautious and not fall prey to best case assumptions about how easily the world will go, how much time it will buy. how easy it will be to bottle up iran in the aftermath. reject the worst case assumptions. the good news is, i am not as pessimistic about the mop -- diplomacy as matt is. i do not think there will be a breakthrough in the coming months, but iran is really hurting. the supreme leader has made moves to give him some freedom of action to dial back the tension a little bit. we will have to see if he is willing to dial back some of the nuclear activities. let's see if we can -- it is not just the iranians that want to buy time. we all need to slow the program down to buy time over the next year or two or so to reach a final resolution to the issue. at this point i would basically agree with president obama. there is no military solution short of invasion or occupation that creates a permanent soluti