ShepWave takes profits for OPTIONS TRADES.. ORCL 100% profit. QQQQ 83.3% profit.
by ShepWave.com
Posted: 7/13/2006 11:03 EST

ShepWave took profits in options trades today.

The ORCL (Oracle) options trade net a profit of 100%

The QQQQ Options trade net a profit of 83.3%.

We are keeping our core positions in the QQQQ and DIA open.  Our QQQQ Position is up about 3 points .. this is after taking profits several times over the past few months on 1/2 the position and then reentering. 

Go to http://www.shepwave.com/ for Trades, Updates, Targets, and Analysis for the indexes and ETFs.

We at ShepWave are extending our bonus time offer. 

Sign up for 3 mos ($60) receive an extra one week.

Sign up for 6 mos ($100) receive an extra two weeks.

This Offer will expire at Mid Night on Wednesday, July 19. (eastern U.S. Time)

 Time purchased wil be automatically be added to subscription.  I will manually enter the Bonus Time.

We had a great response to the bonus offer we had on Monday. 

 Thank you.

Go to www.shepwave.com for updates and analysis.

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