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Boeing And Tesla On A Nervous Opening

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...
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Toyota - Just Buying a Straight Call Two Weeks Out

A recent past blog highlighted the fact that the volume in Toyota options is super light. Now read this. There was a change of leadership.
Sales are up, the stock is down. They now have the second, third and fourth best selling cars in the world. It was just reported April global sales were up.
Here is the trading in two "in-the-money" Call options that expire in two weeks (The trading on May30th and on May31st).
Now May 31st.
Here is the chart.
This is all so strange. Only one Call option traded in two trading days. One! I must be an odd duck writing about this or missing something. Production levels up with top selling brands which equates to economies of scale. A proven product with a good reputation. A stock off in price two days in a row in a soft market. Any kind of a reversal would send these Calls up 50% in one day. At this point in time the higher up 140 Calls with two weeks to go would also surge on a two dollar reversal. That would cause an instant double.
I hate blogs like this which say something might double. I could look like an idiot for going so off tangent. Oh well. Check back later to see how all of this played itself out. ** One might wonder if you at mercy of the option makers in trading in thinly traded series like this. Yes and no. When something happens to change the projectory of a stock like Toyota there is no stopping it! ** It popped on the opening. Yes you can play Toyota.
Here is how it closed out the day.
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What a nice one day move. This proves that Toyota is tradeable.

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