Big-Three Automakers, Citigroup and Pirates

by Carrie Long  
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CHICAGO (Business Wire) -- The Options Cocktail, www.ONN.tv's spirited weekly round of market commentary and enforced social fun, reflects on recent events in the options market, analyzes the week ahead, and features the hosts' picks for the week's "Heroes and Zeroes."

This week's special edition "Options Cocktail" has hosts Matt "Whiz" Buckley, www.ONN.tv CEO, and Chief Investment Strategist Jud Pyle on the road at the Las Vegas Traders Expo.

Their guest is Bryan Perry, editor of Tactical Trader, an options trading advisory newsletter from OptionsZone.com. The three discuss the week's big stories, including Citigroup (C), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and General Motors (GM) and Ford (F).

The Cocktail's weekly list of "Heroes and Zeroes" includes Hewlett-Packard's Mark Hurd, the U.S. Navy, and pirates (not the ones from Pittsburgh).

This week's "Options Cocktail" was filmed on location at the Las Vegas Traders Expo.

Watch Part I: "What the Heck."

Watch Part II: "What to Expect Next Week."

Watch Part III: "Heroes and Zeroes."

Options Cocktail videos can be found at www.ONN.tv under the "Options Cocktail" icon.


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