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Lowe's Trading At 9:35 a.m. On A Friday

"After it happens written blogs" are not as interesting as "live-action follow this now" blogs. I realize that. Look at Lowe's trading at 9:34:59 on Friday morning. During that second 932 shares traded. The stock was at $202.21. Then at 9:35:00 a.m., in that second 24,370 shares traded. It's new price was $202.85. That's a $.64 cent increase in only one second. Why would that happen? Could it be A1 trading at exactly the 9:35:00 minute mark? I have talked about this before. Look at it's one day chart. Now look at how this one series of Calls, the 202.50 Calls that would be expiring that day traded. Imagine catching them at 9:35 a.m. when they traded down to $.20. Notice how few of these Call options traded.
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Boeing. Selling Into Good News. - G.M. Remains Strong

Here is the news.
G.M. is the same story.
Re : Onshoring vehicles.
This onshoring move is only going to cost them money in the short term.
On a different note, what happened with Boeing this morning was somewhat to be expected. A good earnings report that was more or less anticipated.
Now back to G.M.. G.M. has a way of pulling lots of levers to paint a picture of what is happening. Many option players stay away trading options on the week before these reports come out. Catching Tesla Calls on a Wednesday afternoon when the DJIA jumps 300 points in two hours is a simpler way of speculating in option trading and surviving.

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