"At W, we're doing the reverse and selling the items ourselves," she explained.
Someday, perhaps when European investments begin to look more attractive -- or American ones less so -- the circle will reverse, and selling American stocks will damage the dollar, which will damage the stock market, and so on.
But after a lifetime of being wooed by others — to speak at events, to write books, to lend her aura of celebrity and glamour to this or that cause — it seems clear that Ms. Kennedy is still finding her stride in what is, for her, a kind of reverse challenge: selling herself.
The optimistic options player is preparing for Volcanos shares to reverse course, selling 2,500 puts at the January 2011 $20 strike for premium of $1.45 each, buying the same number of in-the-money calls at the January 2011 $22.5 strike for a premium of $3.10 apiece, and shedding 2,500 calls at the higher January 2011 $30 strike at a premium of $0.40 a-pop.
Please reverse or sell all these trades immediately.
The reverse indicator — of selling shares when bullishness is high — has often, but not always, worked well.
Many financial analysts suspect that central banks will never reverse QE by selling the bonds they have bought.
(The question was provided to him by Fred Thompson, then the committee's Republican counsel, later a United States senator and a successful movie and television actor, currently a cable-TV pitchman selling reverse mortgages to the elderly).
Yet Molecule, a shop in the East Village, is running it through a gantlet of ultraviolet rays, ozone treatments and reverse osmosis — and selling it for $2.50 a bottle … The New York Post: … To which the food critic Steve Cuozzo says: Feh! (And finds another opportunity to flail what he calls "High Holy Church of Culinary Rectitude").
In the case of reverse splits, that means selling immediately after the split is announced.
