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A Scenario For Insider Trading.

I think something suspious happened today but I have no proof. It's what happened to Boeing Calls. First it's one day chart, on a day the D.J.I.A closed down. ,,, Can you see the stock spike at 1:18 p.m.? What was that all about? Why on a Friday afternoon? That is when there are Call options expiring in a few hours. That's when anyone privy to this infornation just prior to it being "hot-off-the-press" would be buying in. ... ..... ... One could say that this was an anticapated event with teams of employees at Boeing negotiating terms and conditions. They would be in the know. If you think about it the release of "purchasing news" like this should be limited to happening only when the North American market's are closed. In that way news like this would have more time to be disseminated. But what about air crashes, gold and diamond mines flooding out and workers going on strike? Market trading is what it is? It doesn't always seem fair. I es...

Caterpillar Earning Report Plays

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So tomorrow is the big day when Caterpillar releases it's second quarter earnings report. It is expected to be good. Boeing just had a great earnings report yesterday and analyst are expecting Caterpillar to also report decent numbers. Let's look at the five day trading charts on these two companies and this mornings super strong premarket indicators. (It's always good to be selling into strong premarket indicators because history tells us that they never stay strong forever). It's July 29th and Caterpillar's earning report is tomorrow. Ford also just had their earning reports and good new also on that front. So far so good? Good news everywhere right? It's only good news if you can capitalize on it. What am I implying? Well I don't want to digress to far off topic however option trading can be an exacerbating experience. I missed the Boeing and Ford trading opportunites despite the fact that I anticipated both of these two companies would do well. Do I...

The Trade of the Year

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It's not that complicated however it kind of slipped under the radar. It was a big name company we all know called Lowes. The payoff was wild. What are we looking at? Options that closed on Thursday at ten cents a contract and opened at one cent the folling morning, a Friday which then then hit an interday high of one dollar and fifty cents. A one thousand dollar investment would have went as high as $150,000.00. Folks, all of this is legal and anyone can play it. You could have made it all by lunchtime. What happened? Well we are talking about the 200 series on Calls that expired yesterday on Friday July 23th. At the start of the trding session they were over $3.00 "out-of-the money. Very few traders saw value in them. Yet Lowes did close strong on Thursday the day before it. Then it wobbled a touch on the Friday opening and resumed it's upward charge. The price of lumber is dropping and many people are waiting to purchase lumber at these new lowering prices. The kicker ...