Action Alert: Takeover Report Now Published
Dear Bottarelli Research Member,
Good news! I just posted a new special report to the Members Area titled, "The Takeover Report."
The purpose of this report is simple: To make exorbitant profits on companies getting acquired.
You see, over the last few months, I’ve been hearing a lot of “whispers” about companies that could soon get taken over for a major price premium. The purpose of today’s new report is to get you positioned in call options on these companies BEFORE the takeover news hits the tape — which could result in a major price explosion if any of these companies get acquired for a high price multiple.
Heck, even rumors of a takeover could send these plays aggressively higher!
So, to access your report (which, of course, is free to active members like you) simply log in to the Bottarelli Research Web site and click on "The Takeover Report" listed along the right-hand sidebar of the page. The way I see it, having access to reports like this is just one of the many benefits of being part of our elite group of Bottarelli Research traders. Enjoy!
In other news, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) said that they might have to borrow money from the Treasury Department to survive the next wave of bank failures.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the borrowed cash is needed to cover short-term cash-flow pressures caused by reimbursing depositors immediately after a bank failure. According to FDIC Chairman Shelia Bair, "I would not rule out the possibility that at some point we may need to tap into (short-term) lines of credit with the Treasury for working capital, not to cover our losses.”
This truly sends shivers down my spine. After all, the last time the FDIC borrowed funds from the Treasury during the savings-and-loan crisis in the early 1990’s. Since the FDIC is now considering this line of action after only nine bank failures, it truly shows you the high level of concern among Washington regulators about the weakness of the U.S. banking system. As you would expect, this news strongly supports holding our Wells Fargo January 2009 30 Puts (WFC MF), so maintain these puts to profit off continued financial sector weakness.
Sincerely,
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