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Ford Kind Of Threw A Curve Ball With The Release Of Their Quarterly Earning's Report

First here is how the stock traded on the week. It's not very often you see a chart that looks like this after a company comes out with a quarterly earning's report. One would expect that if a stock goes up on an earning's report it will usually stay up. How good was it's earning's report? Yet sales were down 8%. All the while something else had happened. A few days prior Ford made this remark. Details of what this all meant were somewhat vague. Is Ford going to start transitioning itself out of the automotive industry? During World War Two Ford started building airplanes called the B-24 Liberator after first building the "River Run Bomber Plant". When Ford starts to talk about building something new the entire world listens. Isn't it true that the stock Caterpillar has also hinted of following a new path diversification? Here is what I am talking about. This "Ford Energy" notion came out only days before their earning release news. Was ...
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Polestar

Remember Polestar and it's recent reverse stock split? It was a 1-for-30 reverse stock split effective December 9th 2025. Now it is rebounding back upwards.
But wait, the option makers are making sure use can't use these short term options as a way to play it. Look at this, options on it that expire at the end of this week.
No volume, no open interest and a crazy wide bid and ask. What about it's further out Calls? Here is one series further out.
Last at $3.30. They are priced reasonably. Four month buys you a lot of time. Now look at these other four EV companies over the last 90 days.
Given the volatility in all of these options maybe Polestar's four month out, just slighty "out-of-money" options do have some creditability. **Now the same Polestar Call options one day later.
*** Now this printout on January 16th. Look at how obscure this series of calls has become.
To be continued.

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