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Let me spill out some information. Next-Generation Investors Are Different. An organization called "Finra" published this information. In a 2021 survey the Finra Investor Education Foundation found that 36% of respondents aged 18 t0 34 said they have traded options. That compares with 21% of respondents ages 35 to 54 and just 8% of respondents age 55 and older. Then there are crypto investors. According to something called a Pew Research survey based on Feb 2024 data, 42% of men aged 18-29 have invested in, traded, or used cryptocurrency compared with 17% of women in the same age range. Interestly, just 17% of all adults say they have invested in, traded, or used a cryptocurrency, according to the same 2024 survey. When it comes to buying on margin,in 2021, just under of a quarter, or 23%, of investors ages 18 to 34 said they have made purcheses on margin, compared with 12% of respondents aged 34 to 54 and 3% of respondents age 55 and older. Opening accounts is now easier and...

A Monday Morning Let's Start Off The Week Blog. Boeing

Boeing had a rough week last week. It was down $13.59. What a precipitous slide. Now here is a 11:00 A.M. look at one series of Call options that expire this week. These are not the brightest of options to be considering. Hoping for a Monday morning bounce could be only wishful thinking.
Now here is it's morning trading chart and it's five day chart. Look at how the stock went down all last week.
Tuesday was a touch better. Look at the 30 day chart. Could this be the start of a rebound? Probably not. The chart looks ugly.
Now the one day chart and how the markets closed. This chart is now starting to look like the Boeing we know.
A tough start to the week and Wednedays are often days of reversals. Not this time.
Thursday. It offered a chance to get out in the morning and after that the nervousness of holding onto a postion going into a Friday morning spooked option traders. The stock only end up $.03 cents on the day.
This chart better illustrates the hour-to-hour trading volumes and prices.These Calls opened down and quickly shot back up again.
Friday saw the markets sell off.
Here is what Boeing did on the day.
The Boeing Calls only offered one chance to get out.
It wasn't much fun to be playing Boeing Calls. Here is how it's five day chart ended up looking.
It was another tough week in the markets. Closing points. Wednesdays can offer reversals and Thursday afternoons can be a trap.

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