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Snowflake Part Two : Thursday Overnight Position Going Into The Final Day Of An Options Life Are Not My Cup Of Tea Unless It Is Perhaps Tesla

The 172.50 series of options on this stock will expire tomorrrow. Today is a Thursday. The first printout shows a bit of a struggle on the opening in the first nine minutes of trading and a return to price it closed at in the previous session. (It did have a nice rally on the previous day then to only give it up). Could it rally again this morning? Now the second printout below the following paragraph shows the high volume of trading pouring into this series of Calls just after the opening. These high volumes of trading shown below happened in the five minutes and twenty one seconds of the trading session. Traders bought in on a slight dip looking for a reversal. Good for them. Are these traders hoping to be out at a profit in the next fifteen or thirty minutes? Yes. Get in and get out. Catch a profit as the stock is deciding which way it will go. It's early in the morning trading session and the volume of trading is always the highest in the first and in the last hour of trading....

Looking for Monday Morning Rebounds. Stocks Mentioned. Deere, Tesla, Boeing and Ford

Deere did nothing last week and it moved up Monday morning.
Here is how two series of Calls reacted in the first 45 minutes of trading. First the Calls that expire in four days, the $400.00 series of calls.
Now the $402.50 Calls.
Gains of 47% and 50% respectedly. What about Tesla? The reverse happened. Here is its five day chart and it dropped $8.36 on the opening before rebounding slightly. .
Here is what the Tesla 250 Puts that expire this Friday did. They closed last Friday at $8.80 and went as high as $14.90 on the opening, a gain of 69%.
What is my point? Well both stocks dropped over ten dollars a share last week and both stocks did a rebalancing act this morning. Let me add more context. Its 10:45 a.m. and here is Boeing's five day chart. I have talked about how Boing sometimes jumps on Monday mornings.
Boeing is up just over $1.00 in the first 45 minutes of trading and is hovering at a price pretty much in line with where it was trading at last week. For this reason I would not of had placed it on the list of stocks to jump on a Monday morning. Yet another candidate for a Monday morning rebound this morning was Ford. Ford last week was the NYSE most actively traded stock by share volumes down $.85 cents on the week to $10.02 on a poor earnings report. That's a big drop. Look at its five day chart, this time at the 11:00 a.m.mark on Monday morning.
The reasons for looking at a rebound of some sort on this stock on a Monday morning are not as compelling as the reasons for looking for a rebound in Deere or Telsa. Yet the jump in it's price neutralizes to some degree some of the damage done to this stocks decline last week. That's what Monday mornings are sometimes know to do. The Ford options on it's one week 10 series of Call options also doubled on the opening.
Is all of this called playing hunches? I would like to think that there is more to it than that.

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