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Is Boeing Going To Jump On The Opening Tomorrow And Will It Be Best To Buy In Shortly After The Market Opens And Dips?

The title is kind of complicated and tomorrow action may be mutted. Here is it's five day chart. Remember it had earnings come out mid-week. Some of tomorrow's Call and Put options will be one day options. I am more inclined to buy Calls near Friday's close hoping for a pop on Monday morning. So here now are two series of Boeing Calls going into Friday's action. There is still one linguering question hanging in the air. Was the earning's report really a bad one? Sometimes fresh eyes a few days after an earning's report can shed some new light on things. The small open interest in the 220 Calls is about two and one half times smaller than the interest in the 222.50 Calls. That's to be expected. Yet why is the interest in the Calls so low? Also included into this mix are a look at the 217.50 Puts. If the market's tomorrow open and go sideways for ten minutes then these one will cost less than they are trading at now. I would wait on these ones. Puts in t...

Boeing Calls

Or should it read Boeing Puts? We are on the cusp of a Boeing's earnings report. One research article now shows this heading.
This report will be released before the market opens on Tuesday morning July 29th. It will be for the fiscal quarter ending June 2025. What a run Boeing has had as of late. Look at it's one year chart.
Now it's five day chart. There seems to be some hesitancy in deciding which way it wants to go. Call option holders did not do that well holding these "one-week-prior" to an earning release Calls. Nor did it's Put holders. Perhaps that's an obervation worth noting going forward.
Let's now turn back the clock and look at this chart below. April wasn't that long ago. What this stock shows us is that Boeing is not always a darling stock to hold.
So here is the thing. The Boeing story has a million moving pieces. Boeing can't build things fast enough. Other aircraft companies have that same issue. Boeing has long periods of time where they continue to lose money. They also get hit with curve balls like aircraft crashes and doors falling off their planes. Hundreds of old Boeing planes are up in our skies darting around mountians, hurricanes and forest fires. It's all a worry. Then on the ground there are other issues like aluminium suddenly costing more and their CEO earning scandalous amounts of money. I like playing Boeing Call options for pops on Monday morning which are quite common. The risk in doing this is however that bad news could plague them over the weekend. Now a look at the 230 series of Calls which just expired on Friday July 25th. There was only mild trading in them.
Here is a better chart of that dip.
The trick this time was to get in on the opening. So now how is Boeing set up to start the week? Here are it's 232.50 series of Calls.
The volume is very light which tells us something. Paying $5.90 for an option only $.66 cents "in-the-money" with five days to go simply isn't the best place to be parking your money. What proof do I have of this? I will end this blog by showing you the volume of option trading that occurred last friday on two other well known stocks. Serious traders know how to follow the action.

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