Before Barnes & Noble reported third quarter results, investor Michael Glickstein of G Asset Management filed with SEC on Friday to declare a position of more than 5 percent in Barnes & Noble. But in his case, unlike more substantial investors who have filed recently, he owns primarily options to…
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