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Caterpillar And Tesla. These Are Scary Times To Be Trading Options.

We are witnessing huge intraday price movements on stocks like Caterpillar, Deere and to a lesser degree Tesla. Tesla sales are off in Europe as BYD continues to drop off boatloads of new vehicles into countries never before receptive to their offerings. Nvidia recent revenue earnings report helps to validate that teck stocks still have relevancy. "Market rotation" is now the new theme in spotlight as investors worry about where to park their money. Caterpillars and Deeres recent meteorological rises are under attact. Tesla has a price earnings ratio which is sky high. What's that all about? Silver stocks continue to rise and Bitcoin holders are not sleeping well at night. The price of gold has gone up and is not showing signs of coming off. People are now wondering if they should be lightning up on the weight of their jewerly boxes. Investors holding baskets of stocks are left wondering why. Secretly many wonder if they might wake up one morning to find everything down...

G.M. A Four Minute Read That Will Make You Smarter. Do You Have Four Minutes?

Well actually it's a six minute read if you also want to read about an interesting dangerous Ford Call trade. Read this. I talks about the big picture. Look a how much money is being tossed around.
Now ford. First it's five day cart.
What happened? Well good news just came out that is being interpreted as being bad news.
Now a look at the Call options that expire tommorrow Dec. 6th and next Friday Dec 13th.
It will be interesting to see how this situation turns out.**Ford dropped in the last minute of the trading session with over 5 million shares getting dumped in the last minute of trading.
Here is how the 10.5 series of Calls with one trading day left in them closed.
Tomorrow will be interesting.

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