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One Day Boeing Puts On A Friday

It's 9:56 a.m. Now it's five day chart. This is where it will get interesting. Notice it has a rebound off a soft opening? Traders who used the 212.50 series of Calls on Boeing's soft opening were already well rewarded. Here is what the indexes are doing. So that's it. You could wager $100.00 U.S. plus commisions for one contract or multiples thereof and walk again. It's a bet on your abilities to recognize chart formations. Now this. If you bought in and a small gain materializes in a matter of minutes do you take it? Sorry. It's now 10:46 a.m. There is no gain. That opportunity never presented itself. In fact these $1.00 Puts we were once excited about dropped down at one point in time to $.42. .. If you signed up to be part of the action can you see the mess you are now in? Here we are seven minutes later and things for these Puts are starting to get a touch better.That's how quickly things can move. Can you see at this point in time how dangerous ...
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Boeing" And "Tesla" On A Nervous Opening. Both Are Worth Watching

Boeing's chart.
It's Calls that expire this Friday.
A flat five minutes on the opening. Tesla, now 24 minutes into the opening is also deciding what it wants to do in this space.
The Tesla Calls expire tomorrw while the Boeing Calls don't expire for four days. Here now is a look at the Tesla Calls with the same striking price which expire this Friday. They cost more than double to purchase however this printout is 25 minutes later after the stock has rebonded over $3.00.
What attracts me to these two situations? First they both dropped a chunk in price on the previous day. Boeing has a cloud over it's head with rising oil prices and concerns about the debt the country is piling up on defense spending and Tesla is caught up in SpaceX coming soon news which is getting a lot of attention. It's a case of buying on the dips and discounting the possibilities of the bottom falling out of both of these stocks. Now a 10:30 a.m. look at these same Boeing and Tesla options. First Boeing. At 9:34.a.m. the Calls we were watching were trading at $2.81. Now they are at $1.68.
At 9:54.00 a.m. the Tesla Calls we were watching which expire tomorrow were trading at $5.00. Now they are trading at $9.19.
Is there a skill set involved in giving Tesla a green light a this particular time and Boeing a red light? In a way there is. There is more urgency to get rid of Tesla whenever there is a chance you can take a good profit. The Boeing position allows more time to get bounced around. Now a look at how Tesla and Boeing both closed the day.
Boeing dropped on Wednesday as war news caused a spike in oil prices. Option traders are aware of this risk. War news affects Boeing more than Tesla. To be continued. Thursday just after 2:00 p.m. with the DJIA up over 850 points. Look at what these same Calls are now trading at.
Now it's five day chart.
Can you see how Boeing is an option traders stock?

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