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Recognizing An Oversold Situation On A Monday Morning

Moderna. Let's start with a doggy stock that has a large short position. Now it's opening chart showing both it's five day and morning chart. Here is some news the market is digesting. Isn't this just more news of the same? Now a look at the 28.5 series of Calls at 10:25 a.m.. Now at look at the action at 11:00 a.m. The stock is up 20 cents. It's not enough of a move to get out however the stock is moving in the right direction. Now at 12:11 p.m. there isn't to much new to report. ..... Now this. Now at 12:50 p.m. I would be thinking of watching it trade minute by minute. Now this. It can't get much better than this. I would just get out. The morning fear factor that was attractive on the opening is now long gone. The reasons to now be holding this position have changed. It's called Monday morning daytrading. Selling into strenght can be a remorseful experience but one that most usually is quickly forgotten. I will check back in on this pos...
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Boeing Calls Again. The Day After It's Earnings Release.

Another name for this blog could be "Boeing On The Day After One Big Crash". If you recall Boeing had earnings come out yesterday and the stock jumped on the opening and then sank as the day progressed. Boeing is struggling to get itself back upwards after a couple of years of brutal earnings reports. Here now is its five day chart as of the close on Wednesday. It's earning report came out on Tuesday July 29th.
Now it's one day chart on July 30th which is also the last day of the five day chart shown above.
So one question to now rehash is how do we explain Boeing jumping up in price within seconds of the market opening after it earnings report came out? Look at the actual first few minutes of trading. Here is a chart below showing this action.
Boeing jumped up and then sold off quickly. In the late afternoon the stock took a grubbing. That's what the chart below shows.
Can you feel the panic in the air as the afternoon dragged on? Traders where happy to see the day come to an end. The overnight break allowed for change in sentiment and resulted with buyers jumping in on the opening with a bottom fishing mentality. The stock surged upwards five dollars, to a level still ten dollars below it's previous days high. Look at the chart below to see how the Calls jumped up at the start of the day.
My point is that Boeing came back to life on the morning after the day of the big fall. Sure it later cooled off (and the Puts kicked back to life). Smart traders getting in about ten minutes after the opening enjoyed a nice thirty minute ride. It was all in the charts. Boeing as of late haas created many playable option opportunities.

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