HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031813.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031813.txt
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The document is a series of emails discussing trades involving AVG° stock.
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The document is a series of emails discussing trades involving AVG° stock. Richard Kahn from HBRK Associates Inc. mentions that someone he knows is married to Broadcom and has sold 4,000 lots of puts. Paul Barrett from Alpha Group Capital LLC recommends buying $200 Aug puts due to the stock being down 16% on a deal that no one fully understands. Jeffrey E. expresses frustration with Richard Kahn's decision-making and questions his ownership of the stock at a higher price.
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