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"Disney-One-Day-Call-Options" on a Friday Morning.

Disney is starting to move smartly. Here is it's five day chart. Look at the swing in price today on it's $104.00 series of Calls. Very few traders are playing them. Now let's look at the 105 series of Calls that expire tomorrow.They closed near their high of the day. Volume in them is light. Now Friday morning. Both the 104 Calls and the 105 Calls jumped in the first three minutes of trading. Let's now move on in time. Now this at the end of the day. Disney kept going up. ... $1.00 went to $2.60. I don't know why so few trader's played them.
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Exxon On A Major One Day Dip. Will Trumph In His Usual Way Add To The Confusion After The Market Closes? That's The Bet

It's Wednesday and Exxon has had its's biggest dip on the day in a long time. The DJIA is up.
Here is it's chart as of 1:27 p.m.
Now it's Calls that expire tomorrow.
The trading volume on these contracts is relatively light. Retired U.S. Generals are coming forth and saying Trump has no strategy and just wait until more soldiers get killed. Yet four hours ago and three and two hours ago Exxon was trading at higher prices. Why now? Why an interest in looking for a rebound? Chevron is also down over $11.00. Let's also look at it's Calls.
This time we are looking at Call options $2.00 or so "out-of-the-money".
These are both high risk trades. Picking a bottom is never an exact science. Let's see what happens. Now this around 2:25 p.m.. Notice a slight rebound in both of these stocks.
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To be continued. This new situation might keep you up all night. A late night report might help. Here is one.
Let's see what happens.
Now for the Thursday morning jump.
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With the markets being closed tomorrow for Good Friday and with troops in boats rushing over to do combat a jump like this on this morning makes sense. **** Things change. Look at how it is now trading at 11:06 a.m.

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