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"End Of The Day" Friday Option Trading On Tesla

Back on April 2nd I did a blog called "Two Hour End Of Week Option Trading on Tesla". In that blog it was noted that Tesla dropped in price starting at 1:30 p.m. and 42 minutes later it was $5.95 lower in price, approaching the "must-get-out" at 3:00 p.m. mandated option deadline. Put option buyers getting in around 2:00 p.m. did well on their investments. (The stock was down $20.67 on the day). Here was it's chart on that day. It was a Thursday with Friday being Good Friday. Now let's fast forward to today's action, it being the following Friday. Tesla options had a tough start to the day. Here an example of what I am talking about. Look at the 347.50 series of Calls at 12:34 p.m. Are you able to see how they are down in price on the day? Now this. A look at how these same options closed out the day. They charged back upwards towards the close. The $140.00 option price we were looking at below is actually a 4:00 p.m. readout. This chart shows Tesla ...

Options On "One Dollar" Stocks - 0ne Stock In Particular

Kind of a dumb topic however it's real life unfolding as we speak. How is a little marijuana company named Canopy Growth doing and what might change in the companies near term future? Here is a chart of it's stock price. I don't need to ask Ai what the challenges are for a company like this going forward. Here are two or three big ones. A company can't keep going on operating if it keeps losing money. Others in the same industry may be feeling the same pressures. If it also has an overeseas operation which was meant to bring in money and it is not. That's another concern. What are they learning from the experience? Are new opportunities opening up? Once again it's a learning curve for everyone, including even people like watching it from the sidelines. I don't follow it all that closely but it's fair to say they are in challenging times. Now this, a look at it's one dollar Call options that expire in January 2027. That's a long time away.
Why would anyone buy these options? Why not just buy the stock instead? Stocks don't expire, options do. Now look at it's one year chart. What do you see?
I see three spikes up, all induced by Trump talking about the need to change the laws about how marijuanna is classified.
So the question now is what are the odds of another spike upwards sometime this year? If it does and you see these options jump up in price just get out on the spike if you own any of these Call options. (Existing shareholders could be exhausted by this experience). Just get out an ask questions later. To simple a strategy you might say? Perhaps. Let's watch this situation and see how it unfolds. Here is oneother stock which has the same kind of story.
Now for a big cautionary note. I don't own positions in either of these two series. Why? Well one reason is that I can't afford to own everything I like.

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