- Exploring unique trading patterns of significant investors, aka 'market whales.'
- Investigating case studies from Barrick Gold, Roblox, McDonald’s, Nutanix, Lululemon Athletica, and Mastercard.
- Analysis of puts to calls ratio, involved values, targeted price ranges of these whales.
In the cut-throat world of trading, one term that often emerges in the limelight is 'market whales'. These high-volume traders, named after the largest creatures of the ocean, hold considerable financial sway and can heavily influence market dynamics.
However, to the uninformed, the trading activity of these market whales may seem like a chaotic pattern. Hence, this article aims to decode these sometimes unusual trading patterns, focusing on critical case studies from Barrick Gold, Roblox, McDonald’s, Nutanix, Lululemon Athletica, and Mastercard.
Let's start with Barrick Gold, where a large investor has demonstrated bullishness, as indicated by 69% investors. In the past three months, market whales targeted a price range of $10 to $15, using 8 calls worth $377,828 and 5 puts worth $297,662.
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