Bob Lang is a private trader in the equity and options markets, and serves as an options trading mentor through his website ExplosiveOptions.net. He is a contributor to CNBC's Mad Money program and co-manages the ActionAlertsPlus portfolio for TheStreet.com. Lang's expertise lies in analyzing market trends, options trading strategies, and providing insights on high-profile stocks across various sectors.
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