Deere. No One Plays Options On It

IT'S A HARD GAME TO PLAY SO JUST STAY AWAY. Here is a bet Deere will drop before the end of the day on Friday. Look at it's chart.

Today it moved up and down to only close up $.81 cents. Look at these Puts which expire on Friday.

A volume traded of only 37 contracts and the Puts closed down on the day. Couldn't the Puts double in price tommorow? The answer is yes they could. Next question. Why aren't traders jumping in? The answer has something to do with not knowing what sort of news is going to happen next. That plus it cost something like $650.00 to be in the game with these "near-to-the-money" Puts. Who needs that kind of stress? What they really need to do to increase the liquidity in these options is to the change the system on let's say all stocks priced over $500.00. Why not make available options on stocks in this price range and above based on only fifty contracts as well as maintaining the current system of options being on 100 contracts? In any event, let's watch what happens to these Puts.