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A Random Walk In The Park On A Monday Morning. A Caution. Monday Mornings Are Often Not An Option Players Best Friend

Let's start with this. It's now 10:26 a.m. A bet on Caterpillar rebounding by the end of the week. There are no takers. Why have to watch the screen for the next four days in agony waiting for a rebound which if happens is just a "break even trade"? But Wait. I made a mistake. The market is actually now down 668 points. What else can we look at? Interactive Brokers. These kind of stocks always do poorly on days with the threat of margin calls. Yet there is something interesting about the printout I am about to show. It is that these options are "one-month-out" Calls. These longer term options trade differently than short term options. (these options trade in one month intervals). If the stock we are following stops it's freefall the value of the options will nudge up ten, fifteen or twenty percent. A seven dollar option Call might creep back up to $8.00 or $9.00 at which time it could be sold. In contrast with a five day option a slight reversal in ...

ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND DANGEROUS UNKOWNS

This stock Mullen Automotive was mentioned a few blogs back.
Look at the trading volumes swell upwards. Months ago I talked about SEV, a German electric car maker now getting squeezed for cash. Could this story for Mullen end up being the same? That's the danger.
Is this a momentum play? Here is some recent news.
Posted on the internet is the following.
Stocks under one dollars in startup companies are kind of taboo.

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