When the latest batch of central contracts were handed out by the England and Wales Cricket Board last week, Trott, whose last international appearance came in the first Ashes Test at Brisbane last November, was not included in the list.
It looks like the trader is taking profits off the table by selling-to-close a previously established long put position, and initiating a new bearish stance on the stock by purchasing a fresh batch of put contracts at a lower strike price.
Last month, Mr. Hevesi rejected the first batch of welfare-to-work contracts to reach his desk, finding that the Giuliani administration had improperly used a provision limiting competition.
Which will it be that an England cricketer looks out for first this afternoon when the national selectors announce the players who are to be offered the next batch of 12-month central contracts, along with the limited over squad that will travel to Antigua to play in Sir Allen Stanford's $20m winner-takes-all winner-takes-all winner-takes-all Twenty20ven one-dayers in India.
He concocted his latest batch of songs without a recording contract, and feeling no particular urge to find one.
Management sacked dozens of workers and have now brought in a batch of agency workers on zero-hours contracts.
A batch of Rangers players have clauses in their contracts that allow them to depart this summer for knockdown fees after they accepted significant salary cuts.
Law of Contracts (30 hours).
VaxGen needs more cash to deliver its first batch of 25 million doses by 2006, as required by contract.
Next, the investor targeted the lower and nearer-term June $36 strike to pick up a fresh batch of 5,200 puts for a premium of $1.76 per contract.
The funds, according to the Better Markets review of more than 25 years in data, have historically caused an uptick in futures market prices as they periodically exit expiring contracts and roll into a new batch of deals.
