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Apprehensive_Two1528

Some folks on rddt is just bullshiting No. Fidelity’s automatic recurring investment feature does not let you specify an execution window (such as 7:00–9:00 a.m. ET or 10:00–11:00 a.m. ET ). For recurring investments in stocks and ETFs: You can choose the investment date (e.g., every Monday or the 15th of the month). Fidelity submits the order as a market order on that date. The order may be executed at any time during regular market hours . Fidelity does not guarantee a specific execution time.  

Scalpaholic

I think I'll screenshot SPY for today as a reminder why it's always best to just stop trading by 11am ET and go about my life.

Gajax

BENZINGA11:55 AM ET 6/29/2026 **The Wendy’s Company** shares are extending gains into Monday following a two-day tear driven by heightened retail investor momentum, short squeeze speculation and a major leadership change. # The Meme Setup Retail traders continue to pile into the fast-food chain, fueled by active discussions on online forums. The upward momentum accelerated after user u/ElegantCombination43 posted on WallStreetBets, urging traders to "save Wendy’s before it’s too late." A subsequent due diligence post titled "Fixing Her: A Wendy’s DD" by user Mr-Night-Owl further analyzed the company’s financials and turnaround strategy, drawing comparisons to historical meme stock runs. LOL.. Bags incoming!

StarMaker7

The DEA's high-profile cannabis rescheduling administrative law judge (ALJ) hearing starts today at **9:00 AM Eastern Time (ET)**. \[[1](https://www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2026-06/Proposed%20Marijuana%20Rescheduling_Order%20re%20Detailed%20Hearing%20Schedule.pdf), [2](https://www.reddit.com/r/TLRY/comments/1ug6jus/top_5_things_to_know_about_the_june_29_dea/)\] Day 1 Schedule Details According to the official [Order Setting Schedule for Hearing Proceedings](https://www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2026-06/Proposed%20Marijuana%20Rescheduling_Order%20re%20Detailed%20Hearing%20Schedule.pdf) issued by Chief ALJ Derek C. Julius, the timeline for the opening day unfolds as follows: \[[1](https://www.safeaccessnow.org/misguided_notions_of_alj_hearing_are_putting_cannabis_businesses_and_patients_at_risk), [2](https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/cannabis-rescheduling/news/15828596/dea-judge-sets-cannabis-hearing-schedule-wont-consider-more-participants), [3](https://www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2026-06/Proposed%20Marijuana%20Rescheduling_Order%20re%20Detailed%20Hearing%20Schedule.pdf)\] * **9:00 AM ET**: Chief ALJ opening statement * **9:30 AM ET**: Government opening statement * **9:45 AM ET**: Government's first witness direct examination * **12:00 PM ET**: Lunch break * **1:00 PM ET**: Cross-examination opportunities begin \[[1](https://www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2026-06/Proposed%20Marijuana%20Rescheduling_Order%20re%20Detailed%20Hearing%20Schedule.pdf)\] Additional Trial Information * **Location**: The hearing is taking place live at the [DEA Hearing Facility](https://mmjnow.com/articles/june-29-rescheduling-hearing-preview) located at 700 Army Navy Drive in Arlington, Virginia. * **Public Access**: Chief Judge Julius ruled that the proceedings will **not be livestreamed** or broadcast over a public audio feed. * **Duration**: This expedited evidentiary trial runs from today through July 3, takes a brief holiday recess, and is scheduled to fully conclude by **July 15, 2026**

PM_Me_Your_Mustash

They made the massive drop after trading hours on Friday at exactly 4pm ET. So nobody could get in on the massive drop. SPY went down to $716. The “dump” happened people, it’s going up.

Waste-Milk2716

"This market will resolve to “Yes” if the United States federal government formally charges or announces a criminal indictment of MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor between market creation and December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to “No”. 13% seems way too high. private class action sure, but DOJ involvement would be insane

ExtremeAddict

Opens at 5 ET bro. So about 1 hour left. But still pure gold.

SanDisk_Made_Me_Rich

We need the resolve the sex robot shortage **now** otherwise all the sex robots in American households will be Chinese. This is a national security issue. I know it's 3:17 AM ET, but I need you to wake up and get this solved now.

Longjumping-Cook-842

Appreciate the detailed response — you're right on the implementation, and it changes my numbers. The missing piece was the entry logic: first trigger TOUCH locks direction, that same candle must close beyond or the setup is dead, no later candle confirms. Once I implemented that exactly, my SPY count drops from 85 to your range — and with a 14:00 ET entry cutoff I reproduce N=38 exactly. SPY trigger-fill total comes to +55.24 vs your +57.37 (within 4%). My earlier 85-trade version was a genuinely looser strategy, so that critique of mine was off. (What's your actual entry cutoff? 14:00 reconciled my count — curious if that's it.) One residual gap: my win rate lands \~68% vs your 84% — I book more small losers on what's otherwise the same day set. Best guess is my data runs a few June sessions short plus next-bar fill granularity, not a rule difference. The part that I think actually matters, though: I ran your EXACT rules in other years. Because price levels differ across eras I express results in basis points of underlying (bps), so they're comparable: 2026 H1 2022 2023 SPY +13.1 bps +2.2 +4.8 QQQ +12.6 bps -1.4 +0.1 The underlying edge is strong in 2026 H1 and \~zero (QQQ negative) in 2022 and 2023, with your exact entry logic. Win rates stay high (56-69%) in those years too — but expectancy is flat-to-negative. That's the scale-out signature: lots of small wins, a few scaled stops, high win% that doesn't translate to P&L. Whatever positive shows up OOS comes almost entirely from the short side in down/chop tape, not a stable edge. So I'd push back gently on "confident with the strategy overall." On the underlying it looks robust in-sample and regime-dependent out-of-sample — exactly the profile that tends to disappoint live. On options: fully agree neither of us priced the contracts, so I won't claim theta/spread "kills" it. But the flip side is the same — a high underlying win rate doesn't prove option profitability either, and the underlying base outside 2026 is \~0, so the options version would start from flat-to-negative in a normal regime. The thing worth doing before risking capital is pricing it against historical 0DTE quotes or honest paper fills. That's the only test that settles it. When I was starting I did this exact thing between gpt and Claude. Anyways, that’s it from me good luck dude 👍🏼

Kaiuai

Say I have 50x of NVDA Call option $200 strike price market closes on expiry day at $199 = worthless and will not be automatically exercised, but then price increased to $202 after hours at 4:10pm ET, becomes ITM. I only have $100,000 left in my balance / purchasing power including margin, and intend to exercise the option + sell shares immediately. 1. Does that mean I can only exercise about 5 options (out of my 50 options) ? Since I will only get assigned the next trading day, should I sell the shares first, or exercise it first (is there a feature to do it simultaneously) ? 2. After doing both transactions, would both positions be closed immediately (and I'm left just with the profit), or would both positions still show in my dashboard until next trading day? 3. Since exercising call option + selling underlying shares, kind of cancel each other in terms of my purchasing power (does the broker e.g. IBKR see it this way at 4:20pm?), can I rinse and repeat this every minute, 5 options at a time, 10 times, so that I can utilize all my 50 options?

WrexyWrex

one of the biggest problems with you guys is that you will listen to everything besides what is actually being said [https://youtu.be/97ET1jo8eUY?si=ESgFYBizThX\_aJFi](https://youtu.be/97ET1jo8eUY?si=ESgFYBizThX_aJFi)

Scalpaholic

I mean, Clifford arrives 10:30am ET on the dot. On a Friday. More than likely that means Big Money says today is a Red Day and they're selling. But Retail and I guess the dumber Algos still think they can swim through a Tidal Wave. 🍿🐻

Scalpaholic

Ok don't have all night. If I jinx it I jinx it. RIP Bol's 'V' June 26 - June 26 ET. Goodnight, and good luck. 🐻

Scalpaholic

Preparing comment... "RIP Bol's 'V', June 26th - June 26th ET".

Ble_h

> Tomorrow morning at 8:30 AM ET, the U.S. government releases the May Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report...we either print or go full Satan drill... Brother, that was today.

Affectionate-Idea690

🤔 hmmm. Tomorrow morning at 8:30 AM ET, the U.S. government releases the May Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report...we either print or go full Satan drill... Keep a close eye on the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM). Small-cap stocks are heavily weighed down by high interest rates; a cold inflation print tomorrow will spark a massive, aggressive rotation into smaller companies. Tomorrow marks the official conclusion of Amazon Prime Day 2026---Early data and consumer spending engagement metrics from the event are expected to hit the newswires throughout the day.

TheRoamingBandits

expected publish time @ 4PM ET. I'll post once they come out.

Scalpaholic

Can we all agree no more daytrading after 11am ET?  At least not with anything other than small gambles for Power/Sour Hour or EOD Options. I would be richer at least. 🫲🐻

Relevant-Goal-3008

CXAI cope time. If the Fortune 500 companies mentioned in the 2.0 PR are material non-public information (which they almost certainly are), CXAI will have to disclose them via a Reg FD 8-K rather than just a press release (which they haven't done yet and would likely do AH).  Hoping for an 8-K filed after 4pm ET today under Item 7.01 or 8.01 with Exhibit 99.1. If that drops with company names, it's boom time. If close happens and there's nothing, then the 2.0 announcement was treated as a standalone press release and welp, we're all suckers.  NFA DYOR

PristineDiscount3208

whats happening at 430ET?

NewSanDiegean

This is a healthy pullback. Let’s wait till 4:30 ET and see what happens. That will decide if it’s a healthy pullback or if we totally ducked lolf

NewSanDiegean

Wait till 4:30 ET

Scalpaholic

Red EOD starting 10:30am ET after Retail gives up all their money for...reasons. 🤷‍♂️ It's a Great Day to Sell. And y ou heard it here first. 🐻

Ferdoki

yes, 8:30 am ET

Star_Lord924

830ET yes

Zipski577

Not sure what you are looking at but NQ1 (Nasdaq 100 E-Mini) on CME closed at 4PM at 29,512.50. CME, which is the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is the official futures exchange. It’s AH high was 30,154.25 (that is 2.17%, or 214 bps - not 500) It is currently at 29,928 and falling. That is -0.75% from the AH high. -75 bps from where the initial spike from MU earnings fizzled out. This says into AH close.. from 7:45 to 9PM ET it fell by 50 bps. Now 75 as of 10:15PM.

ComprehensiveEbb4978

830am ET

Scalpaholic

8pm ET tonight: A bunch of MU Call holders and sweet new liquidity vs millions of Korean who just shat themselves a few days ago when Kospi dived and might want out while they still can. 🍿🐻

op4

11:37 AM EDT, 06/24/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Wendy's (WEN) shares were up as much as 42% Wednesday and sitting above 25% at 11:30 a.m. ET, as the meme-stock crowd rushed to buy the heavily shorted stock, according to media reports. Price: 7.88, Change: +1.63, Percent Change: +25.98

MidwayTrades

A broker would only be concerned about closing shorts. Longs are less of a problem. You’ve already paid for them so that‘s the most you can lose on them. If you’re on margin then typical margin rules would apply. But with a standard cash transaction, there’s no real risk to the broker. Most brokers I’ve used will have no problem closing your shorts even if they are anywhere near the money as a market order (i.e. price doesn’t really matter). It tends to happen in the early afternoon (ET). And their systems will enter an order much faster than you can. No broker who wants to stay in business will let you stay in a position that will put them in any major risk. Mistakes have happened over the years, I’m sure. But their algorithms are pretty good at protecting the firm.

Scalpaholic

It will never open again. Or maybe around 8pm ET.

Ok-End-3213

Im ashamed of my comments in the previous thread at around 3am ET. It is unlike me, I am usually not a bitch like that. I apologize for my behavior

TreGet234

Level 1 (7% drop): Halts trading for 15 minutes if it occurs before 3:25 p.m. ET. No halt occurs if it happens at or after that time. Level 2 (13% drop): Halts trading for 15 minutes if triggered before 3:25 p.m. ET. No halt occurs if it happens at or after that time. Level 3 (20% drop): Halts all trading for the remainder of the trading day, regardless of the time.

Useful_Donut6789

He sold? POMP ET

strayaares

ET aint pointing up he was trying to say no moon

Educational_Jello239

Check the chart under the 5min, by 10:10am ET after marking your ORB, if you're at the high of the first 40min go short, and vice versa for long, close before or by 11am. Check under the 5min last 10 days and it's gonna blow your mind. Also if spy doesn't break 750 I'm shorting it, same with Iwm at 299-300

rholt168

10:30 - 11:15ET is basically where I make all my moves. before that is too crazy and then after that it mostly trades sideways lately.

Scalpaholic

ATM Calls are prob going to print till at least 10am ET tomorrow. But be aware of the Market drawing down then rallying but within a generally flat range to max screw for OpEx.

Low_Plastic363

I was a lot happier at 1:15p ET.

Hobophobic_Hipster

j pow ain’t a fucking commie on PST, he’s on ET

mwesty25

I am loading the boat with 0DTE at 2:30ET

zmagickz

always ET bro that's where the casino is

Plane-Warthog-8737

Do we all just not care that ET tried to insider trade the UFC fight and got caught on Twitter

ThisIsStryx

Ok, here we go. I sure hope repainting in this case is a non-issue since the strategy is direction-neutral. I am perhaps favored by the fact that SPY followed a general trend both today and yesterday, however. Today would be a good example on the put side. Prior to the information I now have, a straddle at open would've played out as follows: Today (6/16) on SPY: - I buy a 754 straddle immediately at market open for 1.93/1.42 (the high on the 1-minute, we're assuming worst case scenario wherever applicable.) I pay a total of $335 for the trade and we'll track my performance at various points of interest as the day progresses. - It is up for debate as to whether I would've sold the call side immediately about 2-3 minutes after open, scalping that contract for an exit of 2.12 or something in that area (let's say I immediately took that leg to zero-risk, at least). Nevertheless, there was an opportunity to immediately exit this leg for a profit, and to be fully honest with you, even a $15 gain in such a short time is pretty solid IMO, so I don't think it's all that unreasonable that I may have chosen to do this. - Come 10:00ET we see our first significant move, with the call side dipping to a low of 1.27 (assuming I hadn't been stopped out at breakeven as per the previous point- as we'll come to see, that's the best we'd get from the call side today) and the put side seeing a "high" of 1.25, we're already down $83 [(1.27 - 1.93) + (1.25 - 1.42)], things definitely aren't looking good here and this probably represents a prime example of what you and u/ThetaEdgeHQ brought up in terms of bid/ask spread collapsing, maybe some IV crush is to be blamed here as well. Nonetheless, we're not quite down 25% yet on our total cost basis (this is a significant loss though, I won't deny that. I should add that I'd have to be willing to see my spread hit 1.94/.74 for a net loss of $66 at 9:50ET even before we arrive here, and we haven't even seen the *real* move yet.) - Since my overall sentiment for 6/16 was bullish, there is indeed actually a world where I sell the put side for a loss here at what eventually becomes the high for the day, and then eat shit even harder on the call on the way down, but there definitely is NOT a world where I watch that call expire worthless, so I think my first worst case scenario is that I completely misjudge price action entirely, and I go home feeling dejected and cheated. - Otherwise, maybe given that the call side was stopped out at BE or we realized some profit, maybe alternatively I am left with just the put, which we have to watch hit a low of .70 at 10:11 before things finally start to heat up. I must admit, the endurance to do such a thing, is just a *little* bit unrealistic. - But, maybe I turned of the chart or something, maybe I just hit the prayge button, maybe I saw that price doesn't seem to wanna push past 755, and flipped sentiment (I did eventually flip sentiment today, but too little too late. If I am to see the gain we're about to ride out, I'd have to be the most stubborn trader on the planet, but nonetheless, from here on out its only downward from here. - 10:10ET to most would look like a classic liquidity grab, if I wasn't out of the call at any point prior, I'm 100% taking whatever I can get here, so maybe I'm out of the call at 1.61 for an initial loss of $33 that we hope to recoup. - A miracle happens at 10:20, as price finally dips below support and begins to break out from the opening range. This is where the ideal entry would've been, but I'm no genie, I have no way of knowing that price would chop for an hour and a half before making its move. There's plenty of days where this doesn't happen, 6/12 for example saw a gap downward, followed by a sizeable swing downward, followed by a FULL recorrection *and* a swing to the UPSIDE, even. I think that was the inspiration for this strategy, in fact. Suppose I average my call down at the bottom on 6/12, how reasonable is it that at 9:50ET on 6/12, I hope for a recorrection as opposed to an extension of that trend? - From this point on, if by some miracle I still own a 742 put, I get to ride that put to 2.01 for a gain of $59 at least, so my second worst case scenario has me losing [(1.27 - 1.93 + (2.01 - 1.42)], a net loss of $7 on what is probably one of the most fakeout-ridden chops I've ever seen. I do have to watch that put eat a fair bit of extrinsic decay, as price eventually recovers to the middle VWAP band at around 12:15, pegging our put at a higher low of .96 or so, if I panic sell here then my loss is $112, otherwise, if I'm stubborn enough and I presume that because price can't make higher highs, the overall sentiment still pught to be bearish at this point, then it's only up and away from here, and maybe, just *maybe*, I get to chase her up all the way to 3.85ish or even 4.10ish, depending on if I keep my SL conservative enough to see that gain, and lo and behold, we manage to follow the trend into the green when all is said and done.

ThisIsStryx

Ok, here we go. I sure hope repainting in this case is a non-issue since the strategy is direction-neutral. I am perhaps favored by the fact that SPY followed a general trend both today and yesterday, however. Today would be a good example on the put side. Prior to the information I now have, a straddle at open would've played out as follows: Today (6/16) on SPY: - I buy a 754 straddle immediately at market open for 1.93/1.42 (the high on the 1-minute, we're assuming worst case scenario wherever applicable.) I pay a total of $335 for the trade and we'll track my performance at various points of interest as the day progresses. - It is up for debate as to whether I would've sold the call side immediately about 2-3 minutes after open, scalping that contract for an exit of 2.12 or something in that area (let's say I immediately took that leg to zero-risk, at least). Nevertheless, there was an opportunity to immediately exit this leg for a profit, and to be fully honest with you, even a $15 gain in such a short time is pretty solid IMO, so I don't think it's all that unreasonable that I may have chosen to do this. - Come 10:00ET we see our first significant move, with the call side dipping to a low of 1.27 (assuming I hadn't been stopped out at breakeven as per the previous point- as we'll come to see, that's the best we'd get from the call side today) and the put side seeing a "high" of 1.25, we're already down $83 [(1.27 - 1.93) + (1.25 - 1.42)], things definitely aren't looking good here and this probably represents a prime example of what you and u/ThetaEdgeHQ brought up in terms of bid/ask spread collapsing, maybe some IV crush is to be blamed here as well. Nonetheless, we're not quite down 25% yet on our total cost basis (this is a significant loss though, I won't deny that. I should add that I'd have to be willing to see my spread hit 1.94/.74 for a net loss of $66 at 9:50ET even before we arrive here, and we haven't even seen the *real* move yet.) - Since my overall sentiment for 6/16 was bullish, there is indeed actually a world where I sell the put side for a loss here at what eventually becomes the high for the day, and then eat shit even harder on the call on the way down, but there definitely is NOT a world where I watch that call expire worthless, so I think my first worst case scenario is that I completely misjudge price action entirely, and I go home feeling dejected and cheated. - Otherwise, maybe given that the call side was stopped out at BE or we realized some profit, maybe alternatively I am left with just the put, which we have to watch hit a low of .70 at 10:11 before things finally start to heat up. I must admit, the endurance to do such a thing, is just a *little* bit unrealistic. - But, maybe I turned of the chart or something, maybe I just hit the prayge button, maybe I saw that price doesn't seem to wanna push past 755, and flipped sentiment (I did eventually flip sentiment today, but too little too late. If I am to see the gain we're about to ride out, I'd have to be the most stubborn trader on the planet, but nonetheless, from here on out its only downward from here. - 10:10ET to most would look like a classic liquidity grab, if I wasn't out of the call at any point prior, I'm 100% taking whatever I can get here, so maybe I'm out of the call at 1.61 for an initial loss of $33 that we hope to recoup. - A miracle happens at 10:20, as price finally dips below support and begins to break out from the opening range. This is where the ideal entry would've been, but I'm no genie, I have no way of knowing that price would chop for an hour and a half before making its move. There's plenty of days where this doesn't happen, 6/12 for example saw a gap downward, followed by a sizeable swing downward, followed by a FULL recorrection *and* a swing to the UPSIDE, even. I think that was the inspiration for this strategy, in fact. Suppose I average my call down at the bottom on 6/12, how reasonable is it that at 9:50ET on 6/12, I hope for a recorrection as opposed to an extension of that trend? - From this point on, if by some miracle I still own a 742 put, I get to ride that put to 2.01 for a gain of $59 at least, so my second worst case scenario has me losing [(1.27 - 1.93 + (2.01 - 1.42)], a net loss of $7 on what is probably one of the most fakeout-ridden chops I've ever seen. I do have to watch that put eat a fair bit of extrinsic decay, as price eventually recovers to the middle VWAP band at around 12:15, pegging our put at a higher low of .96 or so, if I panic sell here then my loss is $112, otherwise, if I'm stubborn enough and I presume that because price can't make higher highs, the overall sentiment still pught to be bearish at this point, then it's only up and away from here, and maybe, just *maybe*, I get to chase her up all the way to 3.85ish or even 4.10ish, depending on if I keep my SL conservative enough to see that gain, and lo and behold, we manage to follow the trend into the green when all is said and done.

ThisIsStryx

Ok, here we go. I sure hope repainting in this case is a non-issue since the strategy is direction-neutral. I am perhaps favored by the fact that SPY followed a general trend both today and yesterday, however. Today would be a good example on the put side. Prior to the information I now have, a straddle at open would've played out as follows: Today (6/16) on SPY: - I buy a 754 straddle immediately at market open for 1.93/1.42 (the high on the 1-minute, we're assuming worst case scenario wherever applicable.) I pay a total of $335 for the trade and we'll track my performance at various points of interest as the day progresses. - It is up for debate as to whether I would've sold the call side immediately about 2-3 minutes after open, scalping that contract at an exit of 2.12 or something in that area (let's say I immediately took that leg to zero-risk, at least). Nevertheless, there was an opportunity to immediately exit this leg for a profit, and to be fully honest with you, even a $15 gain in such a short time is pretty solid IMO, so I don't think it's all that unreasonable that I may have chosen to do this. - Come 10:00ET we see our first significant move, with the call side dipping to a low of 1.27 (assuming I hadn't been stopped out at breakeven as per the previous point- as we'll come to see, that's the best we'd get from the call side today) and the put side seeing a "high" of 1.25, we're already down $83 [(1.27 - 1.93) + (1.25 - 1.42)], things definitely aren't looking good here and this probably represents a prime example of what you and u/ThetaEdgeHQ brought up in terms of bid/ask spread collapsing, maybe some IV crush is to be blamed here as well. Nonetheless, we're not quite down 25% yet on our total cost basis (this is a significant loss though, I won't deny that. I should add that I'd have to be willing to see my spread hit 1.94/.74 for a net loss of $66 at 9:50ET even before we arrive here, and we haven't even seen the *real* move yet.) - Since my overall sentiment for 6/16 was bullish, there is indeed actually a world where I sell the put side for a loss here at what eventually becomes the high for the day, and then eat shit even harder on the call on the way down, but there definitely is NOT a world where I watch that call expire worthless, so I think my worst case scenario is that I completely misjudge price action entirely, and I go home feeling dejected and cheated. - Otherwise, maybe given that the call side was stopped out at BE or we realized some profit, maybe alternatively I am left with just the put, which we have to watch hit a low of .70 at 10:11 before things finally start to heat up. I must admit, the endurance to do such a thing, is just a *little* bit unrealistic. - But, maybe I turned of the chart or something, maybe I just hit the prayge button, maybe I saw that price doesn't seem to wanna push past 755, and flipped sentiment (I did eventually flip sentiment today, but too little too late. If I am to see the gain we're about to ride out, I'd have to be the most stubborn trader on the planet, but nonetheless, from here on out its only downward from here. - 10:10ET to most would look like a classic liquidity grab, if I wasn't out of the call at any point prior, I'm 100% taking whatever I can get here, so maybe I'm out of the call at 1.61 for an initial loss of $33 that we hope to recoup. - A miracle happens at 10:20, as price finally dips below support and begins to break out from the opening range. This is where the ideal entry would've been, but I'm no genie, I have no way of knowing that price would chop for an hour and a half before making its move. There's plenty of days where this doesn't happen, 6/12 for example saw a gap downward, followed by a sizeable swing downward, followed by a FULL recorrection *and* a swing to the UPSIDE, even. I think that was the inspiration for this strategy, in fact. Suppose I average my call down at the bottom on 6/12, how reasonable is it that at 9:50ET on 6/12, I hope for a recorrection as opposed to an extension of that trend? - From this point on, if by some miracle I still own a 742 put, I get to ride that put to 2.01 for a gain of $59 at least, so my second worst case scenario has me losing [(1.27 - 1.93 + (2.01 - 1.42)], a net loss of $7 on what is probably one of the most fakeout-ridden chops I've ever seen. I do have to watch that put eat a fair bit of extrinsic decay, as price eventually recovers to the middle VWAP band at around 12:15, pegging our put at a higher low of .96 or so, if I panic sell here then my loss is $112, otherwise, if I'm stubborn enough and I presume that because price can't make higher highs, the overall sentiment still pught to be bearish at this point, then it's only up and away from here, and maybe, just *maybe*, I get to chase her up all the way to 3.85ish or even 4.10ish, depending on if I keep my SL conservative enough to see that gain, and lo and behold, we manage to follow the trend into the green when all is said and done.

Apprehensive-Size150

Yup! I’ve been looking at rebalancing and increasing my dividend portfolio to closer to 55-60% of my holdings. T and ET have been appealing to me

Scalpaholic

Congrats! 💰🤑💰🤑💰🤑 I didn't make as much but hopefully never look at Charts between 12pm and 3pm ET from now on. That last hour saved my bacon to lotto another day for sure.

PriorScreen7613

AI's take on tomorrow (FOMC): - The decision itself is instant - 2:00 PM ET - That's when the rate call and the dot plot hit. The initial spike happens in seconds. - But the bigger mover is often the 2:30 PM press conference. This is Warsh's debut as Chair, and his tone/Q&A can swing the market more than the statement - sometimes reversing the initial 2:00 reaction. The price can whipsaw hard between 2:00 and 3:30 PM ET. - Don't act in the first 30–60 minutes. The knee-jerk move frequently reverses once the presser is digested. The "real" verdict is usually clearer by the Wednesday close (4 PM ET / 10 PM your time)

FeverTreeCloud

Remember boys **FOMC 2pm ET tomorrow** 😤

IntelligentAd8521

It's supposed to be at 5pm ET

Sorry-Usual6906

There’s some concept of a rocket 🚀 The mission is a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch carrying AST SpaceMobile BlueBird 8, 9, and 10 satellites. Multiple launch schedules currently list liftoff around 2:39 AM ET from Cape Canaveral, with backup windows available if delayed.

AegonTheMeh

From the WSJ: \> SpaceX options volumes are already smashing records just hours into their first trading day \> About 927,000 options contracts tied to SpaceX changed hands by around 11:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday, show Cboe Global Markets data. Some of the most actively-traded contracts were call options tied to the stock rising to $300 and $380 a share. \> That breaks the first-day record set by Meta Platforms in 2012, when 364,000 options contracts traded on the first day of listing, according to Henry Schwartz, Cboe's vice president of market intelligence.

Creative_Squash_1083

I think you could hit a few beats in a sub-$100 port that are like: RIV or F (manufacturing), PSTL or VICI (real estate), ET or TE (energy), SOFI or NU (techfinance, foreign if NU), etc.

Scalpaholic

Based in only IWM, theory is 200SMA provides support all night. Ripper tomorrow on Open to try and make Retail think we're surging past ATH. Systematic selloff around 10:30am ET by Big Money to hedge for Opex, Warsh's first "Good afternoon.", and Iran Deal falling apart this same week to cause Oil and Bond Rates come back with a vengeance. Playing Calls and Puts accordingly.

Odd_Neighborhood969

10ET

FatFluffyFish

Anyone knows when BOJ decision is out? Hope my favourite place to travel doesn’t fk my port :( Google says it’s around 10ET or 11ET?

isolated-cat

tomorrow at 9.30 am ET fasten your seatbelts. we are gonna pump and dump every 30 mins

Snoo-8109

$ET $BN $FIP All in on infrastructure. Forget the hype around the overbought AI meme stocks. Infrastructure is the way

Bichael-Murry

tomorrow 9:30 ET sharp

TomatoSpecialist6879

It's only 1:36pm ET on a Monday btw, bers are going to get turned into road kill during power hour

enc-nyc

Netanyahu will hold a press conference at 2 PM ET - oopsie

Immature_adult_guy

Don’t worry war will be back on by 5 pm ET

AverageNo130

The Drug Enforcement Administration’s administrative hearing on marijuana rescheduling is now just two weeks away, with proceedings set to begin June 29 at 9 a.m. ET. 

Scalpaholic

Steady selling at about a 45° angle is a strong indicator Institutions are selling off. This is what happened the Friday before SpaceX. So far pattern is holding but usually the pattern starts around 10:30am ET.

NerdSlamPo

Fidelity is such a terrible broker for not being able to trade before 7am ET. Behind the 8 ball this morning pretty majorly for shorts

skimmerguy85

You can on Robinhood 🤙🏽 On Robinhood, SPX options can be traded for nearly 20 hours a day across three sessions :Regular Trading Hours: 9:30 AM – 4:15 PM ET Curb Trading Hours (Post-Market): 4:15 PM – 5:00 PM ET Global Trading Hours (Pre-Market/Overnight): 8:15 PM – 9:25 AM ET

Scalpaholic

We've got downward divergence in the RSIs and MACDs across ES, NQ and RTY. Yet futes are flatlining now from the fake deal pump. Sell orders are loading up for MMs to drop the floor under Bols when Big Money pulls the trigger. Prob as early as 10:30am ET Monday with constant 45° selling just like Black Friday 2 weeks ago after a similar fake peace deal pump.

NihilistTechnocrat97

Global Trading Hours for SPXW options open at 8:15 PM ET on Sunday.

Total_Schedule591

ET always did

EmbarrassedPart1256

For real; someone hit us with the scanner data at \~6:30ET

Scalpaholic

7x'd my last read but got fuk'd on the Shrek at 1:20pm yesterday. That was when this "deal" was announced, but really was because Stonk Indexes touched the 200SMA. So I know why I 7x'd and I know why I went to $0 and am re-planning accordingly.  Buuut, I also know most people on here won't really know why their Calls will pump and may go to $0 too. Watch for volume buying to weaken around 10:30am ET tomorrow and be aware! This is exactly what a Bol trap looks like!

Scalpaholic

Watch for buying volume weakness  10:30am ET tomorrow be careful.  Runners and selling on the rip are better than $0.

Scalpaholic

Come the f on people. We just rallied over SpaceX IPO. This is clearly a Bol trap just like the tweet last Friday trapped shorts. It's  more likely a slaughterhouse even if Iran surrendered tomorrow. Puts on Retail rally at open just because of sheer mathematical odds. Cautious with those Calls when Big Money enters around 10:30 ET tomorrow.

RegardMode

spy on top of spacex to mars at 8pm ET

SubstantialReturn718

What is the time in the picture? ET or something else?

librte

I requested shares via three brokerage accounts: Schwab: 100 requested, 12 allocated RH: 100 requested, 19 allocated ETrade: 200 requested, 57 allocated So 12% at Schwab, 19% RH, 28% @ ET

Micksar

Goldman and Morgan Stanley did a phenomenal job with the rollout. The retail allocation… the pricing at open… getting it live before noon ET. Add in some positive macro news regarding Iran… it was the perfect, steady launch. I’m super interested to see how the staggered schedule for insider shares being allowed to sell will go. Should make for a less dramatic correction than other popular IPOs. I also wonder if they will acquire or announce an acquisition of Tesla at that final insider selling un-freeze date to counter act that supply dump.

conteins

This was my suspicion at 840am ET.

Scalpaholic

Skip to TLDR for moves: I was Highly Regarded for not anticipating the 🥭 tweet amid the winning or even the MM shenanigans Wednesday afternoon. So it serves me right that my account blew up in my face at 1:20pm ET yesterday. btw... ISN'T IT SO FUK'N FUNNY HOW THAT TWEET CAME IN RIGHT AT THE 200 SMA?  LIKE RIGHT ON THE DOT? !!!HILARIOUS!!! BUT F ME FOR THINKING WE'RE BACK TO NORMAL TECH ANALYSIS,  RIGHT? But facts are facts, and the fact is I'm a dirty filthy 🐻 and am ready to for an absolute downpour of 🩸🩸🩸 to wash my sins away Monday. So...my moves for Monday: TLDR: Anticipating either a waterfall of 🩸🩸🩸 right out the open or rally back to ATH, followed by a downpour. And even if it just rallies, the above pattern will play out early next week. It's inevitable. Good luck to all and have a.great weekend!

br0botic

Iran war is back on at 4:01 pm ET

RetroPianist

are they showing up in your ET account with a cost / price paid of 135?

ResultAfraid8340

# SpaceX indicated at $150, stock could begin trading at noon ET

spellbadgrammargood

>The first public trades for SPCX will likely start late in the morning or early in the afternoon ET—usually sometime between 11:30 AM and 1:30 PM ET.

claytonbeaufield

I said "it won't start trading until 12ET". I don't think it could be more obvious "it" refers to shares, not derivatives. Who gives a shit about derivatives.

InternationalFly6869

You’ve gone from ‘nothing trades til 12ET’ to litigating what ‘it’ means. That’s a settlement, I’ll take it. Enjoy the IPO 🫡

InternationalFly6869

Nobody conflated anything. You said nothing trades until after 12ET. Perps were trading at $185 hours before that, and shares opened \~$175 against a $135 price. The ‘fake’ market priced the real one within 2%. Each reply you’ve defended a different claim… pick one. Calling Binance second rate is a bold move from a guy who’s 0 for 3 on claims in this thread

ResultAfraid8340

NYT Confirms:Bogdanoff has issued a halt to the ipo so theta can crush your puts and calls. IPO updated time 4:10ET

claytonbeaufield

You realize that it won't even start trading until probably after 12ET right?

Ben_f157

SPCX launches at 10AM ET (11AM EST)

Civil-Fun2409

. While market bell ceremonies happen in the morning, actual trading for massive IPOs typically commences later in the day (often between 11:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. ET) once underwriters process the influx of orders

closing-the-thread

It’s already past 10 ET

IHRSM

10AM ET I think.

Moepenmoes

It's past 10 ET already, where SpcX?

ConstantTravel9

Old people ET

Mozart69-Nice

>While the Nasdaq opened at 9:30 a.m. ET, SpaceX's initial trading was delayed due to the required "price discovery" process. Underwriters spent the morning manually matching buy and sell orders to establish an equilibrium price before the stock actually went live for retail investors. manually matching buy and sell orders? what year is it? fucking idiots

HealthMoney5881

I think it’s 1 pm ET 😞

spellbadgrammargood

probably around 11 AM ET

WorkingAd7387

BREAKING: The SpaceX, [$SPCX](https://x.com/search?q=$SPCX), IPO will be quoted at 9:50 AM ET today and begin trading at 10:00 AM ET.

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