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FORD AND EARNING'S

Let's start with Ford's chart on the day of an earning's release. People need to buy cars and trucks to keep moving. That plus they are expensive. Here is how two series of this weeks Calls traded. Look at their percentage gains. I do a lot of blogs on Ford's quarterly earning reports. They are a bright spot for many option players. Did you pick up any Calls yesterday before the release of this earnings report? There was also this other news release shown below which came out a few days earlier. * ** Nio also had a somewhat similar gain on the day. What a day for Ford Call Option players. Ford jumped again on the following opening.
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Towards Understanding The Usefullnes Of Long Term Call Options

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Why are we looking at this? Well can you see how Ford was trading at $10.00 only five days ago. If it ever rebounded back up to that level in the next couple of days or weeks these options would probabaly jump up twenty percent. In other words, "one-year-out" Call options on stocks in this price range offer amazing leverage. The fact that they are one year out doesn't rule out the possibilty that you could be "in-and-out" of them with a decent profit in a relatively short period of time. On a differing note, options on stocks in the five dollar range can sometimes suprise. Here is a stock I talked about before it had some big moves.
For now, stay clear of all Moderna and Eli Lilly Call and Put options. That plus learn to appreciate that long term options can be used for short term gains. *** The same Ford Calls the very next day on the opening.
Now here they are two days later.
Here they are again. This time ten days later.
Look at the one day volume pour into them. Something has changed in the auto building industry to make this light turn green! Once again, long tern options on Ford can be an amazing trading vehicle.

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