David Marino
Head, Derivatives Coverage at Bloomberg News
Leading derivatives coverage @terminal. Commodities refugee. Ex-Platts, CSCE. Retweets not endorsements. Opinions mine. Options/commods/Mets/frisbee
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1 day ago |
financialpost.com | David Marino |Alex Longley
Investors have ramped up wagers in a relatively obscure corner of the oil market that OPEC+ output hikes will lead to an eventual glut toward the end of this year and into 2026. Article content(Bloomberg) — Investors have ramped up wagers in a relatively obscure corner of the oil market that OPEC+ output hikes will lead to an eventual glut toward the end of this year and into 2026.
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1 day ago |
bloomberg.com | David Marino |Alex Longley
(Bloomberg) -- Investors have ramped up wagers in a relatively obscure corner of the oil market that OPEC+ output hikes will lead to an eventual glut toward the end of this year and into 2026. Open interest in calendar spread options — the difference between West Texas Intermediate crude’s value over different delivery months — this week reached a record high, according to CME Group.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | David Marino |Bernard Goyder
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | David Marino |Bernard Goyder
The Wolfspeed, Inc. logo on a smartphone. Photographer: Jaque Silva/NurPhoto/Getty Images(Bloomberg) -- Traders ramped up bearish bets Tuesday on Wolfspeed Inc., before the Wall Street Journal reported after regular market hours that the ailing chip component maker is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection within weeks. Almost 70,000 contracts of $3 puts expiring in July — equivalent to 7 million shares — traded, most in the last half hour before the market close.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | David Marino |Bernard Goyder
Traders ramped up bearish bets Tuesday on Wolfspeed Inc., before the Wall Street Journal reported after regular market hours that the ailing chip component maker is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection within weeks. Read more: Wolfspeed Shares Sink on Report Company Seeking BankruptcyAlmost 70,000 contracts of $3 puts expiring in July — equivalent to 7 million shares — traded, most in the last half hour before the market close.
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