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Boeing Had A Pop On Thursday Morning

Option players like to see it pop of Friday morning. It's 232:00 p.m. on Thursday afternoon and here is how Boeing has traded so far today. Would this be a good time to purchase it's Call options that expire tomorrow? Here are two different series to look at. Here is how the markets are doing at 3:21 p.m. In some ways it looks like these Calls are to late to the party. Now it's five day chart. Now this. If there is a dip on the opening the Puts are what to be watching. Look at these ones. They are kind of a stretch. What do I think? Buy the Puts now and hope for a down day tomorrow. That seems to make more sense. Nervousness on the opening can be expected. I like Boeing options. Let's see what happens. Here is it's five day chart on Thursday with less that 10 minutes to go. Let's see what happens.
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Vinfast Hits The Lottery! And AMC. "Action On One Week Five Dollar Options"

This post is easy to write. It's also something skeptics of option trading should read.
Look at how all on the options exploded on this one. Here is why. Both of these articles were from Nov26th and 27th.
Why the time delay in having this stock pop is something I don't understand. Back on Sept 5th and Oct 27th I did I blogs on this stock. Go back and read them. Both times I ended these blogs by saying "Do your homework on this one". Read my blogs about playing options on $5.00 stocks. Here now is how Vinfast closed the day.
Now look at how the five series of Calls closed on December 5th (with only one trading day of life left in them).
Profits on options on five dollar stocks come and go quickly. Here is a quick look at another company with $5.00 options that expire tommorow which had a few hours of glory in the last two hours of trading today. AMC Entertainment.
*** The AMC story is complicated and the stock price is manipulated. These three snippents tell part of the story.

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