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Looking for Unusual Experiences. "BigBear".

There is a little stock that has recently started to gain an inordinate amount of attention. It trades millions of shares per day and I recently started blogging about it. It's price changes on a daily basis can be dramatic. Here once again are it's details. Now it's thirty day and five day chart. Option players playing one week options on this stock are getting wild rides. Look at this, today's one day chart. Now look at today's Puts. It's one day, six series of Puts on it traded at a low of $.03 cents in the morning and then shot up in the afternoon. $.35 cents was the high. Is there any point in taking this stock seriously and tracking how it's options are trading? Usually I would say not really however when I see millions of shares trading everyday I know that millions of Americans who can trade commission free can glue themselves to their computer screens and play like these these options all day long enjoying these two and three and ten cent price...
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Boeing Had An Unexpected Jump Thursday Morning

Would this be a good time to purchase it's Call options that expire tomorrow? It's the dreaded "one-day-option" topic once again. It's 3:19 p.m. on a Thursday afternoon. Here are two different series to be looking at. One series is "in-the-money" and one series "out-of-the-money". Why am I looking at these two series of Call options? Well, on the two different Boeing charts below you will see the strenght of a Thursday morning price jump. If it jumped once it might do it again? When you see the chart below you will see how explosive this jump was .
Here is how the markets are doing at 3:21 p.m. on Thursday. I don't mind the markets closing on a low note. Why? One reason is that on Monday the DJIA dropped 514 points on the day which everyone shrugged off as being almost normal.
Now Boeing's five day chart which shows on the far right of the chart (the last day of it's five days of trading) the Thursday morning pop I am talking about.
The next chart show exactly the one day chart of Boeing's trading action on Thursday minus about the last 10 minutes of actual trading time. It shows even better the morning jump I keep on referencing.
One of the reasons I like this situation is that with a 300 point selloff on the day the markets could decide to rebound on the following opening. The strenght of a stronger opening would boost this stock and many others upwards. Let's see what happens. Now Friday's action.
It jumped up shortly after the opening and the two series of Calls I was tracting did very well.
The Calls that were "in-the-money" went from a close of $260.00 to $445.00 after hitting a high of $565.00 and the "out-of-the-money" Calls went from $110.00 to $200.09 after hitting a high of $300.20. One final note. Boeing dropped five dollars a share last Friday morning. Boeing option trading can suprise.

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