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Costco And Dangerous Fruit . It was Like Robbing A Bank

Let's zoom in on a dangerous Friday afternoon option trading situation. Do you want to try and rob a bank? Look at this chart. It's zig-zagging and it's Costco is down $2.02 a 1:42 p.m. on a Friday afternoon. It's one week options on it that expire at 4.00 p.m. actually expire at 3.00 p.m. for retail traders . Might it jump a couple of dollars or more in the next 78 minutes? That's the bet to rob the bank. I like it. Past blogs have talking about Costco moving $25.00 and $35.00 dollars in one day. If your ahead of the game from trading all week you can afford to explore this situation. Here now at 1:40 p.m. are it's three series of "out-of-the-money series of Calls". ...................................................... .......................................................................... So what ended up happening? Costco exploded upwards. I will now only show you one of these series of Calls and how they were trading at 3:00 p.m. which was t...
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Working The Market To Make $200.00 On A Friday Morning

"Boeing" was nervous on the opening and "Caterpillar" flexed it's muscles in the usual way. I had an hour to spare but wasn't interested in following the market all day so I did some trading, 3 buys and sells and got tired towards the end and closed out the third position to get on with my day. The end result was a $200.00 profit. Here is what it all looks like.
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I could have done better but I am o.k. with what happened. Early Friday morning trading can work well if your focused. I was out in just under 50 minutes."Boeing" closed down the day forty cents and "Caterpillar" closed up eighteen cents. It was a day which was difficult to break their bank.

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