I've thought exactly the same thing many times. You would think some of her buddies would politely mention it to her.
I still like watching her. She's has to be top drawer, or she couldn't get on TV. I'm sure she's teased mercilessly about it, Certainly separates her from the rest.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=805987227 You have to listen to it to understand. She doesn't listen. She 'waits'. Watch the expression on her face as Burnett frames a scripted question. I don't even know what the hell she's talking about. Not that I don't understand options. I was a principal. I just watch her and marvel that a woman can talk that fast. She's like a sprinter waiting for the starter pistol. And I have to tell you. I wait for her spots. I love watching her. We need to start a fan club.
Ahhh! The options girl. How much coffee does she drink to get to that hyperness? Or is it nerves? What a buzz.
If we could get her to pose for Playboy, she could be , Ms. September 05 strike. http://www.instantrimshot.com That's funny right there. You don't think that's funny, you need to go to Yahoo Chat.
I don't do options any more but if I did Darst and that bald guy with the pony tail would probably be worth listening to.
She speaks a mile-a-minute and is super hyper - - - but very knowledgeable. Anyone interested in trading options needs to focus on "implied volatility" vs " historic volatility". If you don't, you can wind-up overpaying for an option because it was all pumped-up with "vol". Even with a corresponding move in the underlying equity, you could very well still be left "holding the bag". She highlights that, and that's a GOOD thing.
Yes. She's a mile ahead of them. You can tell she is almost imptient waiting for them to finish the damn question. Can you imagine Dillion Ratigan asking her a question?