Blackstone Group's put-options trade was labeled bullish, but the article warns that heavy trading can distort option prices. It reports no business change, so this single trade does not change the company's outlook.
That label describes the tone attached to one options trade, not a report about Blackstone's sales, profits, or investments. The article also warns that heavy trading can distort option prices, so this alert alone does not change the company's outlook.
Citigroup's call-options trade was labeled bearish, but the article warns that heavy trading can distort option prices. It reports no business change, so this single trade does not change the company's outlook.
Capital One's put-options sweep was labeled bearish, but the article warns that heavy trading can distort option prices. It reports no business change, so this single trade does not change the company's outlook.
Itaú Unibanco's put-options sweep was labeled bullish, but the article warns that heavy trading can distort option prices. It reports no business change, so this single trade does not change the company's outlook.
Mastercard's put-options sweep was labeled bearish, but the article warns that heavy trading can distort option prices. It reports no business change, so this single trade does not change the company's outlook.
Morgan Stanley's call-options trade was labeled bullish, but the article warns that heavy trading can distort option prices. It reports no business change, so this single trade does not change the company's outlook.
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