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Tesla Options Near the Close on Friday Afternoon.

Tesla was up 11% in the last five days. Here are it's one and five day charts. ... Now here are one series of it's Call and Put options with only 42 minutes of trading life remaining in them. Might it's Calls rebound back upwards towards the closing? The D.J.I.A. is up almost 1,000 points on the day. Now this 3:02 p.m. readout. Retail traders need to be out of their postions by 3:00 p.m. otherwise risking getting sold out. The Call option we are looking at has now gone from $1.88 to $2.35. On days like this when the D.J.I.A. once again is up somewhere around 1,000 points you can afford to play little tricks like this. Others may have bought into this postion around 10:00 a.m. in the $.89 range! These are not normal markets.
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Boeing Jumps Ten Percent In One Day!

1) It's chart.
2) A look at how two series of Calls reacted to this news. This time around the volume of options in these two Call positions and other Boeing Call option positions spiked. What a poor way to be offering this kind of guidance.
3) The news. The exact wording of what was said by it's C.F.O. can be found on other news outlets. It wasn't presented in formal way or in a clear and professional manner.
4) Here is why the timing of this news was so welcomed. Here is Boeing's news from 31 days before. What a different story.
One month ago Boeing dropped to $205.00 on this news. The bottom line to all of this is that this kind of "happy days" news is putting so many other stocks like Caterpillar in unchartered territories. It's all kind of like walking on eggs.
5) As just mentioned, Caterpillar today also jumped up on this burst of euphoria. Caterpillar didn't really have any good news of it's own.
6) Deere recently had a decent earning report which was watered down by it's reporting officiers. I am waiting it to start kicking itself back up again.
There is so much about all these upward spikes that doesn't feel quite right.

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