So, bad news for any player recently acquired by the L.A. Dodgers.
According to THE INSIDER, Former child star Alyssa Milano is a present-day sex symbol, and one of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood. She's also known for chasing pennant chasers. The "Who's The Boss" and "Charmed" superstar loves to date Major League Baseball players.
But now the New York-born buxom brunette has vowed she's done getting involved with baseball players.
"They are grown men playing a little boy's sport," Alyssa exclaimed, "That makes them childish."
In the past, Alyssa has been involved with Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Brad Penny, San Francisco Giants pitcher Barry Zito, New York Yankees pitcher Carl Pavano, and Atlanta Braves star Tom Glavine.
Alyssa says she going to date more mature men, like her current mystery beau, known only as "David."
I guess if she called him
"Muckdog", we would have known who it was.
And whoa, hold on one sec. Tom Glavine? He's my age. Never heard that one before. Perhaps I was a bit rash throwing a baseball at my TV during his incredibly horrendous swan song with the Mets on the final game of 2007.
Anyway, kind of typical summer Friday blahs.
The ISEE very very low today, and remember it's a call/put reading, and customer opening purchases only. Meaning? Call buyers have officially gone broke?
Actually it's a strange number, near 30 vs. a normal reading of over 100. Which leads me to think it's a slow Friday and one trade somewhere has throw it off.
There's some outsized volume in Kraft, although both calls and puts on the August 35 line. But remember, this only measures customer opening purchases, so I am strongly guessing this was some sort of reverse conversion vs. stock, and the customer bought the puts and sold the calls (and bought stock).
Yada yada yada, don't read anything into the ISEE number.
Update: As Don notes in comments, there is a Cereal spinoff in KFT, so likely the volume has something to do with that. I would note also the open interest in these two series is abnormally high and virtually identical. And today's volume was about half the open interest. Bottom line is this trade has no sentiment implication whatsoever beyond KFT. And in KFT, it's probably just some sort of mathematical play to capture something about the spinoff.
Update Update: OK, this KFT was indeed a spread, a box trade with the August 40 line.
