This One 0DTE Strategy Deserves a Spot on Your Radar
Wall Street’s hottest new obsession doesn’t care about earnings beats, CPI prints, or Fed minutes. It lives, trades, and dies in under 24 hours. We’re talking about 0DTE options—zero days to expiration—and if you haven’t been paying attention, it’s time. These fast-moving contracts are shaking up volatility, rewriting risk, and offering a playground for both thrill-seekers and hedgers. Want to know why big money and retail traders alike can’t get enough of them? Read on. I will also break down one of my favorite 0DTE strategies.
The Calm Before the April 2 Storm: Are Markets Ignoring the Next Punch?
You’re not alone if you’ve felt like the market has been a little too chill lately. After a three-week slide triggered by tariff drama, recession headlines, and collapsing consumer confidence, stocks staged a sharp two-day rally. The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all closed at two-week highs on Tuesday, thanks to a mix of dovish tariff talk and tech-fueled momentum. But with reciprocal tariffs set to land on April 2 and economic data flashing mixed signals, this could be the eye of the storm — not the end of it.
So what’s really driving this bounce? And where do we go from here?
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We got back to the business of banking cash last week, closing 10 profitable trades and netting over $2,500 in the live account. This included a position that returned 8% in a matter of hours.
In the face of ongoing uncertainties, we’re finding ways to take advantage of the market’s bearish undertones with alternative hedging strategies.
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What This Century-Old Signal Means for Markets Now
If a time-tested market signal is to be believed, the stock market might be on shaky ground. Dow Theory, one of the oldest technical analysis tools, has recently flipped bearish, and traders and investors are asking: Is this the start of a broader market downturn?
How to Find Stocks That Are Bucking the Market Trend
The market’s been on a wild ride. After two days of gains, major indices dropped over 1%, shaking investor confidence. Is this just a pullback or the start of something bigger? While the broader market struggles, some stocks are holding strong—or even climbing. Finding them is key to staying profitable in tough conditions. Here’s how to do it.
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It was another tough week in the markets, with the S&P 500 dipping into correction territory, and another tough week for traders’ portfolios.
Let’s take a look at what is working, what can be gleaned from our losses and how we expect to trade going forward.
Markets Enter Correction as Inflation Cools but Trade Tensions Rise
The markets took a sharp downturn yesterday as rising trade tensions overshadowed cooling inflation data. With the S&P 500 officially entering correction territory, investors are trying to balance the Federal Reserve’s rate path, cooling inflation trends, and escalating global trade risks. The question now is: how much of this volatility is temporary, and what does it mean in the weeks ahead?
The Market Is Running on Fear, Not Fundamentals
The latest market selloff isn’t about earnings, economic data, or even interest rates—it’s about fear. Volatility is surging, and uncertainty is keeping us on edge. But as much as the S&P 500’s drop might feel like the start of something bigger, the reality is that the fundamentals aren’t falling apart. We’re seeing the market reacting to potential risks, not actual deterioration.
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The stock market experienced significant volatility last week, driven by economic concerns and trade war uncertainties, resulting in the worst weekly performance since September. We took some losses as stocks, particularly tech, got hit.
However, we also booked some winners, including a one-day trade that benefited from the relative strength in the energy sector and another trade that utilized an options strategy that capitalizes on market indecision.
Is the Market on the Edge? Selling Pressure Mounts as Recession Fears Grow
What’s driving this sell-off? The latest catalyst appears to be President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies targeting China, Mexico, and Canada. Investors fear these measures could derail economic growth, triggering a broader slowdown. With volatility on the rise and safe-haven assets like gold and Treasurys seeing inflows, the market is clearly bracing for further downside risk. What can you do about it, and how can you protect yourself?
