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Tesla Option Trading At A New Level. This Is An Important Read.

Tesla now has option series that expire on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A handfull of other stocks shown below have also switched to this same format. Before that they expired only once a week on Friday with traders often wondering if they should jump onboard Thursday seconds before the closing bell looking for a definitive move on the opening. With this new 'three-times-a-week" format traders will be watching the action on Fridays, prior to the markets closing, looking for Monday morning moves. This switchover started back on January 28th of this year. The stocks listed below were also part of this change. Now watch the wild action on one series of Tesla Calls today. First it's five day chart. Now it's early Monday morning chart. Look at how it has given up it's opening gain. Option traders who bought Call options just before the close last Friday had a morning opportunity to get out at a decent profit. Now this, a look at one series of its Call options tha...
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Buying Back Shares To Help Lift The Stock - EV News Again

After years of work they now have three truck sales.
Now this.
Would I be buying this stock? NO. Another reverse stock split seems to be in the wind.
On a differing note "Faraday Future" is busy running around race tracts breaking speed records.
I guess they are burning off steam after recently doing a 1-80 reverse stock split. Image that! Yes it really did happen.
What a crazy race to go electric.** Now Mullen again one week later.
**** An update in July 2025.. Nothing has changed much. We still have struggling car making companies.

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