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📝 Does the Election Rally Hold Into Payrolls? | SPX 0DTE · Thu 11/5
Oil is crashing, chips are sliding, and SPX sits right on its moving averages. One day left before the jobs report.
🎯 THE READ: Wednesday’s 1.6% rally carried SPX back to 7,700, the 20-day and today’s pivot. The vote premium is gone, VIX...
📬 From Doc’s Mailbox: SPX Beyond the Obvious — What’s Under the Hood? A Freebie
A recent subscriber DM raised two worthwhile questions: Does “profit-taking” really explain market reversals? And how do I use SPX butterflies to trade directional moves?
One is about market mechanics. The other is about trade construction...
📝 The Vote Is In and the Hedges Came Off | SPX 0DTE · Wed 11/4
A 200-point overnight round trip. Now the market trades without the event premium.
📝 The Vote Is In and the Hedges Came Off | SPX 0DTE · Wed 11/4
📝 Election Day: 7,500 Is the Line in the Sand | SPX 0DTE · Tue 11/3
At the close, the put sellers holding it expire. What’s left under it carries the vote.
🎯 THE READ: SPX starts election day under Friday’s low, near 7,530. Today’s options draw a line in the sand at 7,500, and the real question is 7,500 t...
📝 7,600 Is the Line Before the Election | SPX 0DTE · Mon 11/2
The weekend took stress out of today’s options. The premium moved to election night.
📝 7,600 Is the Line Before the Election | SPX 0DTE · Mon 11/2
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