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SPY rose after each of the last 5 midterms but the 2 weakest followed up yrs
A closer look at QQQ, shifting leadership, and what the current market means for your portfolio.
Took out a loan to buy the dip over 2 weeks $NBIS
Ready for Liberation Day V2? 🥭 is reportedly ready to unload equivalent tariffs and continue the war in Iran
About that “60% of stocks in SP500 are in a bear market” statement…
SPY 0DTEs vs Kalshi SPY same day and hourly bets
S&P futures swung about 69 points on Fed day and gave it back today. Do you change your position size around FOMC?
Berkshire Hathaway is now outperforming SPY yoy as well as all of Mag7 except AAPL.
AI Cycle Extends, Earnings Take Center Stage and the Fed
Prediction markets are taking over. Now the NYSE wants to bring all-or-nothing bets to Nvidia, Tesla and Apple.
Robinhood NEW FEATURE- Frozen 0dte options!
AI Rebounds, but Downside Flow Risks Remain Ahead of the Fed
I’m building a free forecasting game for traders – would you play it? Honest feedback wanted
A one-time gig to monetize your loss porn 🤝
I backtested 17,100 option-selling strategies on SPY and QQQ (2022 to 2026)
Lost $200k, quit for 3 years, came back and lost another $100k. Decided to go full regard one last time.
Deleveraging, Forced Selling and the Setup for a Rebound
AI Cybersecurity risk is under reported in mainstream media, normal people unaware
Always fade the market. The last time sentiment was this low, SPY shot up 20%
There is absolutely no reason for today to open this way. Fullporting <1w calls.
Proof of life and that I rotated SPY PUT YOLOZ
I drew a line on a chart and found it mildly interesting.
Mid day breakout stocks to watch
AI Fundamentals Strengthen, but Market Positioning Calls for Patience
Oracle 20 x MD 3.0 (50/50 Merger) + 5.02% Dividend.
Before the close, longs at support
A Positioning Reset Beneath a Resilient Market
Before the close, breakout stocks to watch
Before the close, breakout stocks to watch
Lost 268k in 0DTE options - I will never be able to recover from this financially
11K paper hands... 30 seconds later could have been 30k more.
AI Demand Holds Firm, Treasury Yields Retreat, OPEX
Can someone explain or poke a hole my future strategy
Scalping SPY options paid off for once, so today I quit Wendy's and kicked my wife's boyfriend out of the house.
Q4 Bull Case Holds, Bonds Push Back Against Hot CPI, TSMC Reinforces AI Demand
ATOS - Old dog, upcoming catalyst, trading near cash
Before the close, breakout stocks to watch
Before the close, breakout stocks to watch
CPI Sets Up Potential for a Squeeze, ASML Reinforces the AI Bull Case
Does dealer gamma actually predict next-day SPY range? I measured 60 days of it
CPI, Earnings and the return of the corporate bid
SPY on Friday had the lowest daily volume since Dec. 24th 2019 (and that was a half day).
New paper: an AI options trader made 18.3% in 6 months, until researchers let it read the news
Wave Theory Levels for SPY & NVDA (Week Ending Oct 9)
Investment thesis for trading week 10/13 - 10/16
Anyone else trade SPX broken-wing butterflies? Here’s the structure I use
Before the close, breakout stocks to watch
Before the close, breakout stocks to watch
I have 11k in stock and I am 20 years old. Where do I invest?
November 16th 2026: An urgent News bulletin declares the Russian Plague has reached our border (I'm holding SPY puts).
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SPY is going to have the most glorious pump day tomorrow, then finish the week at at 730
They are still regardless falling we can talk about SPY how fucked they are going to get. Thing is that when AI falls down, everyone is falling down even they are not related. That is because its the same buyers who may have overleveraged, Margined, or institutions derisking and using yall as an exit liquidity. Its simple math how a market can crash
100 SPY call option 2% OTM 5minutes before a 🥭peace tweet
Election day pump +3% SPY easy. MOAB pump next day another +2% 👌👌👌
Nice little dead cat bounce to SPY 800
I bought SPY $775 weekly calls at $770 but haven’t been able to look at the markets since then. I’m still good right?
The SPY month chart sure looks like it already did the DCB sorry lol
Looking at the SPY 1 month or 3 month and it don't look good
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When Trump won 2024 elections, SPY pumped 4% in the next 2 days Moral dilemma for you all for this week
Buy SPY before it rips. It’s unbeatable
Damn, I'm glad the second Great Depression is over! SPY 800 here we come, bers back off
There is probably going to be a small recovery into monday, but it isnt going to retain the same strength as the previous recovery of SOXL into the 100s zone. SP500 will provide less downside than NASDAQ/TECH vs Fridays close. Buy SPY calls. NASDAQ sell calls. AI will have its recovery, but people arent ready to realize that yet. Significant tech stock earnings will be an upcoming danger zone.
No That said, I could do simply covered calls on SPY/QQQ and make enough to do this for a living But I enjoy my job and enjoy the perks of having a w2 income To answer the rest of your questions: there is no average. It varies. Roughly 1.5% of the portfolio per month the last year. How long it took? It’s more about how much your starting capital is, rather than experience How many hours per week? Like…. 4 hours per week lol.
I would look at QQQM, SOXX, and then just the market indexes like SPY or VOO
Calls for $760 SPY tomorrow. $745 into the rest of the week for puts.
My hedge this week will be SPY -10% puts weekly if I buy calls
God candle monday, SPY +2.5%
Robinhood lets you trade SPXW at all hours except from 9:25 to 9:30 before market opens. Basically SPY but 10x the price.
Consumer staples and utilities are certainly the best-known defensive sectors but they still crater when people get more frugal in a recession. Just not as much as everything else. And you exchange better returns during the boom for that safety. So in the end it doesn’t differ that much from just buying SPY with deep OTM put protection. I’m a fairly avid shipping and oil investor and I’ve had a good year. But I pay for it in other years. I made money in 2022 when everyone lost their shirts, and I’m up 35% this year. But I lagged the market a lot while tech was screaming higher in 2023-24. There are no simple answers. I invest in commodities for diversification because half of my net worth is vested equity in my unicorn fintech startup employer, and as long as tech continues to do well I am set. This year has been magical because both sides have been gangbusters, but I have to watch macro like a hawk so I can dump out of shipping and oil before a global recession crushes them to powder.
I got curious about exactly this and backtested it on ~330 large, profitable companies (20B+ market cap, positive free cash flow, decent returns on capital), Oct 2017 to Oct 2026. Two ways to "buy the dip": 1. Buy the first day a stock is 25%+ off its high and under its 200-day average. 2. Wait for some sign of a bottom first (e.g. a high-volume flush day, then price takes out that day's high). Results, roughly: - Over the next 60 trading days both beat SPY by a similar amount (about +3.6 to +3.7 points on average). Waiting didn't make you more money. - Waiting did make the entry better timed: the "wait for a bottom" entries had no lower low in the next two weeks ~66% of the time vs ~42% for buying on day one. - Big caveat: these are today's survivors. A random day in the same stocks beat SPY by ~2 points over 60 days, so a lot of the "edge" is just survivorship. So I'd agree with the top comment: check whether estimates fell with the price, size it so you can keep adding, and don't expect timing tricks to beat the index on their own. Not advice.
SPY hasn't corrected. Formal definition of correction is -10% from ATH. QQQ on the other hand has corrected due to dumping of tech stocks.
Oh for sure, especially on a stock vs. index ETF, but would be fun to think about. I think the biggest 1-day gains I can remember seeing were about 200x. I think there've been one or two times I can remember when there was a potential for 1000x+ returns on a one day play - probably SPY far enough OTM 1DTE calls on days when it exploded up.
SPY down 1% last month, 5d. Up on 6m, YTD.
Anyone also have SPY calls for Monday so I don’t feel as bad if they lose money? 😅
Can’t wait for my $5k GOP Takes House & Senate check. Still waiting for my $5k DOGE check and $2k tariff check though. Gonna spend them all on very safe and secure SPY FDs.
People like to ignore nuance with dumbass stats like post midterm pumps *for most presidents*. All these delusional people ignore the fact that after Trumps last midterms SPY dropped 15% in 2 months until January where it bottomed. But no, that doesn’t fit the clown perma bull narrative. Also just ignore the fact that he’s repeatedly said he’s going to bomb Iran right after the midterms are done. I’m sure it will work out well.
I've got your next strategy bro. I call it the "buy and hold." Basically, you're gonna buy SPY and then hold until retirement.
I do SPY 1-2$ OTM I just never get the correct movement. Friday was the first day in forever where I got something other than sideway movement
I prefer to buy SPY on the way up to capture broad market upswings and then buy individual stocks (specifically, UNH and AMD) when they're down. I'm pretty confident in these shares and I already intend to hold them for a very long time. It's done incredibly well for me.
Burry not only makes money during bull markets (outperforming SPY most years), he also protects himself from considerable downsides. He’s famous for the Big Short, and for his doomerism, but he’s genuinely a really great investor outside of that with a proven track record.
Roll the earnings into 0 DTE SPY options. You will either have no gains, or enough money to pay the taxes.
Not really sure why VOO and VXUS weighting is relevant to my comment or point. But VXUS since inception over the course of 15 years has about the same return as VOO over just the past 5 years. Of course holding VOO (or SPY) for that entire 15 year period easily outclasses VXUS. You're basically suggesting selling a higher performing asset, to diversify into a lower performing one - not sure I agree with that.
yeah well I've been trading a long time, you learn from your mistakes. the biggest mistake I made early on, and the mistake 99% of WSB users make, is they try to play everything. every daily move, every earning, every fed meeting. sitting and watching $SPY all day....so what are you supposed to do? wait for a trade you're at least 90%+ confident in. I haven't done a trade since the SpaceX IPO in June
The bubble is bursting; some will try to buy the dip, but the SPY will be at 450 before the end of the year.
What? You guys are still pussies? Unless we hit 5% or more on SPY or QQQ in a single day. Then is just business as usual. It ain’t no party like a circuit breaker party. The lower it goes the better it will be.
What? You guys are still pussies? Unless we hit 5% or more on SPY or QQQ in a single day. Then is just business as usual. It ain’t no party like a circuit breaker party.
It was end of month pension and 401k flows stabilizing the drop and letting dip buyers get a toehold. If Friday hadn’t been the last business day of the month we would haave been on track for a -3% SPY day.
cause I dont try and guess company earnings or $SPY 5 seconds moves like the majority of people here lmao the most stupid way to trade
Problem with what you're saying is AI stocks are down 30, 40, 50, 60% percent YTD, while SPY, QQQ, Dow are all up YTD.
You just wait for Nvidia earnings report. Jensen will show up with the slickest leather jacket, claim AI will make us immortal. NVDA : +28% SPY : +10% QQQ : +22%
BigTech are global companies. They have a big cash flow, generating from consumers using them globally AI companies don’t need government bailouts. They can modulate their spending, don’t need government money at all. All adopt AI use; $SPY $QQQ $NVDA $MU $KLAC $TSM all go up
The bull thesis is that Trump flies a “mission accomplished” flag on the USS Gerald Ford the Wednesday after midterms and pulls out of the middle east in shame with his tail between his legs just like Bush did then SPY rallies 15%
Hynix was bonkers, but burgers pooped, bullish lean was the right play with almost all sectors having massive October, especially after dovish FOMC, and even shitcoins from IWM bouncing where they were supposed to bounce. SPY is still at ATH, nothing changed, it's just a VaR shock.
go look at some options chains for SPY,. month out 30 delta calls and it'll show u the premium * **Estimated Option Price / Premium:** Roughly **$5.00 to $8.00 per share** ($500 to $800 total per contract, since each contract represents 100 shares), depending on exact implied volatility and the specific expiration date chosen. * **Underlying SPY Reference Price:** \~$755.72 * **Target Delta:** \~0.30 with a million **Immediate Cash Premium Collected:** **$8,450 this is one month**
go look at some options chains for SPY,. month out 30 delta calls and it'll show u the premium * **Estimated Option Price / Premium:** Roughly **$5.00 to $8.00 per share** ($500 to $800 total per contract, since each contract represents 100 shares), depending on exact implied volatility and the specific expiration date chosen. * **Underlying SPY Reference Price:** \~$755.72 * **Target Delta:** \~0.30 with a million **Immediate Cash Premium Collected:** **$8,450 this is one month**
sorry if you already know all this, covered calls require pretty significant capital that's the catch. most people don't have any money lol you cap unlimited upside in return for premium. if market goes up but not past your strike, stays float, or goes down over the duration of the call, you just got real money where you wouldn't have done anything market crashes? you lost a little bit less than you would have otherwise holding same thing SPY VOO whatever. in your particular case rather than being all in with a lump sum which is a bad idea, if you had some called away it would be a good thing. you would have some flexibility in management
Your port is essentially an ETF made of random niche tickers no one has ever heard of and a few wallstreetbets specials. Honestly just get an index fund (VOO/SPY/QQQ) and leave it alone. You can keep yourself a little cash for risk to play with
Too many stocks. If you want to stock pick you should really only have 2-3 high conviction trades in an industry you have strong knowledge of and combined extensive research. If you want to diversify, you should be buying VOO/SPY or BRK.B shares. As far as advice goes, I'd really recommend finding videos and information sources that discuss long term investing strategies and market concepts, personally I steer people towards Plain Bagel who interestingly enough is also Canadian. Stock picking is inherently risky but diversification is a protection against 'ignorance' if done correctly (SPX500 ETFs). Wealth building is generally a boring process. My personal advice given your circumstance is to gradually move your portfolio, starting with your biggest losers, into an SPX500 etf and focus on your primary income instrument which in this instance is your job. People often forget that having a strong income is far more better of a focus than trying to make it rich in stocks or crypto.
SPY has regarded strength, idk how it hasn't fallen off more with this techpocalypse
Buy VOO or QQQ or SPY and sell all the other shit. 80% s&p500. 20% something a lil riskier
bounced hard at the end of the day. That usually bad days like this are followed by a reprieve, even more so when you see an end of day bounce. That the powers that be likely try short the hell out of oil one more time to make things look happier on Tuesday. I do think the SPY tests its 200 day MA, because as you pointed out, nothing has changed. But the markets never go straight up and down, and I think the selling takes a break Mon/Tue.
"Market downturn" bruh SPY is still up 10.6% YTD, it's down 1.6% in the past month and 3% from ATH which was 3 weeks ago lmao. NASDAQ had a bit more of a dip but it's also up more YTD (12.6%). Try again when we're at least negative on the year then maybe we can start talking downturn.
it popped too at the end of the day. I managed to pick up some calls for Monday before the big green candles, which I'd add is more evidence that you're right. Usually hard reversals end of day like that signal what's going to happen the following trading day. I wouldn't be surprised if it melted up Tuesday as well. Post election.... I'm not so certain. I'm also half expecting the SPY to test its 200 day MA as soon as Friday and as late as next Friday.
Sorry kids Halloween is canceled. I spent my last dollar buying SPY calls yesterday.
Everything is way too highly valuated. I feel like my portfolio has remained crap for the last 6 months, and it's just pumping and dumping - look at spy. The idea now is to create mass confusion. If you catch onto the cycles you make money. I plan on taking a good amount of this and dumping into VTI and some into SPY leaps (2 years out) and just chill. Let the money work for itself. I don't even want to catch these daily...even the quarterly jackpots are fine.
| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** ▲ | $800.00 (above) | $767.13 | $755.72 | +4.3% | Thu 8:40 AM ET | | **Record** | 0W - 5L | 0% | - | - | - |
If the blue wins in the next few days I would be very careful with stocks that are closely related to 🍑 and his family. UMAC, INTC, etc... all of them have gone down massively. Once blue takes over, uncertainty is off the table which means market will rally. Without 🍑, SPY would've been 800+ by now.
SPY bouncing Monday to $760+ish then continues its plummet down to $735.
If we want a genuine pamp.. the rest of the 60% in SPY has to recover back to its healthy ranges, else it just pamp and dump from the top 10... which also means the top 10 will underperform vs the rest of the 60% relatively speaking..
How did you get informed about assigment, did someone call you immediately after your short option was exercised? You got away easy because you traded SPY. Imagine if you had a SNDK put spread and it crashed yesterday you would be down like 200k in same situation.
SPY up 1.6% over the last 3 months. How many of y’all beat that?
Yeah I can't wait for the SPY & the Q to be up 0.01% Monday morning all so I can watch all the WSB permabulls tell me the market is "pumping" and how we will hit 900 by EOD...
the same degenerates that are trying to give you financial advice also have no issue buying 0DTE SPY btw
If Burry had put all his personal gains into SPY he would have around 1.2 billion right now, instead he is sitting at 1/4 that.
**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 2W - 6L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** | $763.28 (above) | $755.72 | +1.0% | Tue 10:01 AM ET |
Yet, SPY is still at all time highs.
Yeah that’s why SPY hasn’t crashed -10% because the sector is keeping it up somehow
I checked 34 posts from the last 48 hours and wrote replies for 3. One is a person in distress, so I'd read that one first. None of the replies has a link, nothing was posted, and you haven't commented in any of these threads. Distress post: r/options, Self Sabatoge, posted about 16 hours ago with about 47 comments. They sold SPY puts at a 40% loss right before the drop, then made a revenge trade with 25 to 30% of their account and ended the day down 40%. They say they feel "stupid, lost, and extremely mad," and a commenter suggests they're a college student. It isn't a wheel question, so this is just a short, kind reply. Feel free to skip it. I'm sorry, that's a rough day, and what you're feeling is something almost everyone who trades has felt at some point. You're not dumb for selling at -40%. Nobody gets exits perfect, me included. The part I'd focus on is what you said in the comments, that the second trade was about winning it back. That's the one that really hurt. If it were me, I'd step away for a few days, not trade at all, and talk it through with someone you trust before putting more money in. When you come back, I'd keep each position small enough that one bad day can't take a big chunk of the account. You've got time to learn this. Protecting what you have left matters more than any single trade. 1. r/thetagang, Isn't the rule not to sell puts during earnings?, posted about 18 hours ago with 11 comments. The comments are mostly jokes, and nobody explains how to actually apply the rule. It's not a law, just a rule a lot of us use, and weeks like this are why. Earnings can gap a stock 10 to 20 percent overnight, and a low-delta put doesn't protect you from that. The extra premium looks great right up until it doesn't. What I do: Check the earnings date before opening anything.Pick an expiration so earnings don't land in the final week of the trade. I sell 21 to 60 days out, around 0.15 to 0.25 delta.Only sell puts on stocks I'd be fine owning for years if a bad report gets me assigned. None of that makes me immune. I got assigned MCD at $285 and it's been sitting near $248, so I'm holding it and only selling calls at or above my real cost. Holding a quality name through a report isn't the end of the world, but writing the rule down means the next one is a decision instead of an "eh, whatever." 2. r/options, Is it time to sell covered calls on oil stocks?, posted about 17 hours ago with 8 comments. They're thinking about selling calls that expire in 2029, far above the current price. Selling calls that far out can work, but you give up a lot of flexibility. A 2029 call ties up your shares for about three years. If oil keeps running, you're capped at that strike and the call gains value against you. If oil drops, the premium only cushions you a little. I sell covered calls 21 to 60 days out, around 0.15 to 0.25 delta, which is roughly the odds the call ends up in the money. Shorter calls usually pay more per day, and every month or two I get to choose a new strike based on where the stock actually is instead of guessing three years ahead. I also set a good-'til-canceled order to buy the call back at 50% profit as soon as I open it. The one thing I never do is sell a call below my real cost, meaning what I paid minus all the premium I've collected. With big gains that's probably not an issue for you, but it's worth checking. Nobody knows where oil goes, so I'd size it so I'm fine either way. I skipped the rest because they were a crowded RDDT pile-on, SOXL venting, questions about spreads, and a general question about tra
The part that stung for me reading this is the second trade, not the SPY puts you sold. Once I am down and mad, my next entry is usually just me trying to undo the feeling, and that is when a bad day turns into a 40 percent day. What helped was picking a daily loss number before the open and actually walking away when I hit it, even if the setup I wanted showed up right after. I also write down what I felt before that second trade, because seeing revenge written there a few times made it harder to pretend it was a real plan.
Even that is not really reliable. Covid led to more severe economic contraction then the Great Depression in acuity. -33% GDP. 22M jobs lost in a few weeks. But money printer went brrrrr and that contraction was unbelievably brief. SPY at the height of Covid in 2020 actually had nearly 20% returns.
Apparently SPY performed well after the midterms, since 1950. Now maybe war makes it muted, but I can see things going positive-ish.
Yeah, I thought we were going to hit the 740 zone today the way it was dumping . Im seeing SPY 720 on the table after today's dump . Hopefully it bounces here but I think we might be going down
I wasn't planning on selling Intel for a long time but seeing the loss is wild lol . It will recover I'm sure Hopefully SPY doesnt take a dump on us
I mean is SPY 450 really that bad?
Ugh I drunkenly ordered a slice of pizza but I also got a salad and added broccoli so that almost evens out almost like my SPY puts almost making up for my GOOG and MU losses lol
And what do you scalp? SPY or what?
I only trade SPX 0DTE or 1DTE, depending on when I enter a trade. This is all I trade, however I do watch others like NQ SPY QQQ for confluence. I have been doing so for the last 8 years but my first 2 were break even years, I had small profits then it kept building up. Had my first few months of no losses, then a month of second guessing myself after a break with multiple. Got back on track and would have 1 or 2 small losses a month. I have 2 jobs and trade open and the close. Most of the time during close im at work. I want to retire by 45 which is in 6 years. How long it takes to go full time depends how much time you put in. I got a few friends into it now and we trade together sometimes or share ideas in a group chat. Learn the basics, learn charting, levels. Dont need too much noise,the easier the better
market would absolutely rip. $SPY 850 in one candle
Even if it was real, he was still dumb not investing it in SPY lol
It’s going to chop sideways for a little bit before the rally. Needed to wait for the dip of the dip (not a meme). But this is the right play, wrong time. I personally will enter QQQ calls when SPY hits 740ish. You might be able to sell a bounce, then buy back in for the final dip. Anyways, these are just levels I have marked on my charts. Best of luck.
Okay, when am I wrong? You say that I'm cherry picking data, so you show me. > . Like you realize that Puts are only more expensive in cost of unit per risk because of the gradual upswing of the market due to inflation, not absolute dollars right? You're right, I don't know what that means. It's gibberish and an abstraction. The term is volatility skew and unlike whatever you're saying, vol skew can be measured with math. For a broad index like SPY, the vol skew on spy options regularly prices puts with the same expiry and the same strike width (in both directions) as more expensive than their calls with the same expiry and same width. Wonder what this guy was talking about ten years ago. It must have been another rare day where everything was down https://quant.stackexchange.com/questions/18054/how-can-put-options-be-more-expensive-than-call-options-in-an-efficient-market
$6 up on SPY in like half an hour was horse shit LOL
Most of the companies in SPY already corrected. In fact, the equal weight bottomed a month ago.
This is the catalyst for the Qs to slingshot past SPY.
How are we going to have QQQ in a correction and SPY is still floating like a turd
That's not true of equity markets except in very specific circumstances. Most options buying is down by institutions. So Volatility skew inflates put premiums, not calls. They need the puts for downside protection. They don't just want them because they're speculating. They need them to meet their risk models. If you just took SPY as a whole, you'll find a put to be 1.5 to 2.5x more expensive than it's counterpart. Sometime volatility skew makes puts more expensive but those are largely anomalies or different products.
This 🌈 🐻 bought SPY calls around 3:30 this afternoon for Monday. Also picked up about 10k worth of TQQQ in my 401k. Guessing we bounce Monday and Tuesday. I would not surprised at all if the selling resumed in the next week or so. SPY 720 in the next few weeks is very possible. We're overdue for a correction.
How’s SPY higher now than in June
SPY is up 10% ytd which is about its average. Are you a gay bear and your positions are down?
Monthly bearish engulfing candles across the board. Especially tech. I think besides the russell. And SPY futures. Be careful. Expecting overall more down save and couple soft bounces before any real reversal
Come back with my money SPY :rob: :rob: :rob: