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Tesla Call Options On A Friday Morning

First, here is what the D.J.I.A index is doing, not that it matters all that much. These Calls are down like 50% from the previous day. Tesla did drop on the previous day, a day in which the market dropped 669 points. Some stocks are having a good morning. Look at Snowflake. Might Tesla wake up and take off again? The same with Apple which had a big fall on the previous day. This kind of nervousness is what Friday morning one day option trading is all about. Some option traders capitalize on situations like this buying instead next weeks out day (five day) options. Let's see what happens. Now this at 12:42 p.m. The DJIA index is creeping up. .. I don't really like the slow creep back up knowing that with any bad market news everything could sell off in a heartbeat. I would just get out. That's me. To be continued. Here is how these Telsa Call were trading at the 3:00 p.m. get out deadline. Now here is how Tesla closed the day. Sometimes taking profits when you see them...
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So Deere Drops $9.64 In The First Fifty Minutes of Trading.

Here is it's five day chart and a look at what the "just-slightly-out-of-th-money-call" options are trading at. It's a Tuesday.
Now this, it keeps dropping.
Now a 10:49 a.m. update. The stock has rebounded $1.00 Notice the asking price has jumped upwards.
At 11:00 a.m. it is starting to slip again. Do you see this time how quickly the bid and ask declined?
Here now is the stocks five day chart.
What do I think? Since the stock had a nice jump yesterday I think it might rebound in the next few hours. Now might be a good time to jump in looking for an upward move. That's my read on things. Let's see what happens. It's still early in the week. Now here we are at 11:30 a.m. or 38 minutes later.
Now this six minutes later? Can you see how someone got excited about a rebound and bought in at $5.10?
Now this at 1:03 p.m.
Deere did come back at the end of the day.
The trick in this exercise is to find the low of the day.

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