Mark Cuban says he’s been “dipping his toes” into the market during its recent stretch of coronavirus-driven volatility.
, and that he's sold some of his put and call options because "the premiums are just incredible. It's stunning the premiums that are in place right now."
Cuban said he thought the market had settled into a trading range of up 5% one day to down 5% the next. "I'm not quite sure why," he added. "It felt like for a while we had active management doing all the work and trying to figure things out and now over the last three days it feels like we're starting to get more algorithmic trading coming into the market," Cuban said.The "Shark Tank" investor's comments come as U.S.
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