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Yesss I agree. I don’t even look at the charts until 10:15 am ET most days

| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **GOOGL** ▲ | $350.00 (above) | $321.58 | $321.58 | +8.8% | Thu 2:19 PM ET |

Too vague. The bottom was 10:15 AM ET on 5th October. Or at least was supposed to be, as per some geniuses here a few months ago.

We haven't received any reporting of such an issue. Our team also has thoroughly checked, we haven't found any such thing on our app. Moreover, this doesn't look like even an app screenshot from ET Money. Our design for such kind of scenarios where a fund suspends further investment also is different than this. i do not have permission to upload an image in the comment. Hence not able to. But would share with the MOD of this sub-reddit.

A drop from 1.6 on the cash index to 1.1 on ES over the exact same RTH clock hours usually comes down to four mechanical differences: 1. Stale opening print on the cash index: SPX is computed from the last traded price of all 500 constituents. In the first 1 to 5 minutes after 9:30 ET, many stocks have not opened yet, so the early SPX bars lag the true market and create smooth artificial momentum that you can never actually fill on ES or SPY. 2. Cost of carry and roll adjustments: ES prices in interest rates minus expected dividends (fair value basis), and depending on whether your continuous futures series is back-adjusted or unadjusted at quarterly rolls, multi-day indicators and ATR stops shift relative to spot. 3. Tick discretization: ES trades in 0.25-point increments while SPX prints to 0.01 from a basket. On intraday timeframes, rounding and crossing a 1-tick spread eat a noticeable slice of profit factor. 4. Overnight lookback state: even if you only enter during RTH, any indicator with memory (EMA, RSI, ATR, VWAP) calculated on ES includes the overnight Globex bars unless you strip pre-market bars before computing the indicator. Quick diagnostic: compute your signals on SPX (skipping the first 5 minutes after 9:30), but price the fills on ES at the exact same timestamps. That immediately tells you whether the gap comes from indicator inputs or execution prices.

Interesting you'd say the time is the edge. So you anticipate a clear signal for a meaningful amount of time at 945 ET. Interesting indeed.

| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** ▲ | $790.00 (above) | $767.99 | $759.97 | +2.9% | Mon 12:40 PM ET |

since you pick the times, that's the edge imo. one trade on ES at 9:45 ET in the direction of the first 15 min range, 1 ATR stop, trail after 1R. random entries with good exits mostly just bleed spread and fees.

I sell put spreads anywhere from 7-45 DTE. For me it depends on the premium and what percentage return I'm getting for the trade and how the chart looks as well as what's making the stock move if it's moving at all. Trading stocks like VZ, PFE, ET, MPLX and others it's usually 20-45 dte as the return is to small otherwise, stocks like JPM, MU, AAPL, AMD, AMZN, NVDA, IBM, and others I usually trade 3-10 dte. I look to close my down side put around 1-5 dte and take additional premium that way. I use a margin account based on my stock holdings as I don't keep much cash on hand. YTD I'm up 26.78% not including dividends and over 3 years I'm doing 85.59%. Trump and his tariff nonsense caught me out to far and REG T brought me down roughly 50% on paper. I've since come all the way back from there plus some. Been trading for about 10 years off and on these past 4 years pretty much steadily and it's how I earn my living nowadays. I use my profits from trading to buy stocks about half are dividend stocks and half growth Tech and some banks, retail etc. The stocks I invest are also the ones I sell put spreads on.

| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **QQQ** ▼ | $700.00 (below) | $746.01 | $705.42 | -6.2% | Thu 1:38 PM ET | | **Record** | 1W - 2L | 33% | - | - | - |

Bitcoin dipped to about $79.3K this morning after reports that the U.S. is evacuating personnel across the Middle East. Per CoinGlass, $404M of the $436M liquidated between 9 AM and 1 PM ET was longs, mostly in two 15-minute bursts. Spot ETFs also saw $636M in outflows Thursday and $138M Friday, and Friday was the first daily close below the 50-day MA since August. My take: this looks more like a leverage flush on a headline than spot holders giving up. Open interest only fell about 2%, and price was back above $80K within two hours. The part I'd actually watch is the ETF flows. Two straight days of outflows into a macro-heavy week, with the FOMC on the 28th and PCE on the 29th, matter more to me than the wick. Are you treating the 50-day break as real, or as noise until the weekly close? Sources: theblock\[dotcom\], coindesk\[dotcom\]

**BanBet Created** ▲ | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **GOOGL** | $350.00 (above) | $321.58 | +8.8% | Thu 2:19 PM ET |

Dumb post for dumb response. Here is what gemini says to do: Take a deep breath—**do not beat yourself up.** This is a stressful mistake, but fat-finger errors happen to investors all the time, and you are dealing with an incredibly high-class problem by having $500,000 in liquid cash to deploy. Step 1: Double-Check the Settlement Window (Immediate Action) If you *just* made this trade today or very recently, check your transaction history or call Fidelity back immediately. Even though they cannot "undo" the sale itself, **Fidelity allows you to manually reassign tax lots online up until 9:00 PM ET on the settlement date** (which is usually T+1, one business day after the trade). If you have multiple lots of QQQ, you can manually select the lots with the highest cost basis (or even lots that are currently in a loss) to minimize the capital gains tax hit. \[[1](https://www.fidelity.com/trading/faqs-placing-orders), [2](https://www.fidelity.com/webcontent/ap002390-mlo-content/19.09/help/learn_orders.shtml), [3](https://carry.com/learn/settled-vs-unsettled-funds)\] * **How to do it yourself:** Log into [Fidelity.com](http://Fidelity.com) → Go to **Accounts & Trade** → **Account History** → Find the QQQ sale → Look for a link that says **"Reassign Lots"**. \[[1](https://www.fidelity.com/webcontent/ap002390-mlo-content/19.09/help/learn_orders.shtml)\] * *Note:* If the trade has completely settled past the deadline, then the tax lot choice is locked in. Step 2: Strategic Playbook for your $500k Assuming the $500k sale is locked in and sitting in cash, you now have a massive, forced asset-allocation decision. Here is the mathematical hierarchy of where that money should go: |**Option**|**Financial Return**|**Risk Level**|**The Catch**| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |**1. Invest back into QQQ**|High (Historical \~10-13%)|High (Market volatility)|Buying back inside 30 days triggers **Wash Sale** rules if sold at a loss.| |**2. Pay off 5.5% Investment Condo**|**Guaranteed 5.5%**|**Zero Risk**|You lose liquidity, and you may lose some mortgage interest tax deductions.| |**3. Pay off 2.65% Primary Residence**|Guaranteed 2.65%|Zero Risk|Mathematically inefficient; inflation eats this debt for you.| My Primary Recommendation **My top recommendation is a split strategy: Use a portion of the cash to completely eliminate the 5.5% debt on the investment condo, and immediately DCA (Dollar-Cost Average) or lump-sum the remaining cash back into the market.** Here is the step-by-step logic of why this turns your mistake into a major financial win: Phase 1: Crush the 5.5% Condo Debt * **The Math:** Paying off a 5.5% mortgage is the exact same as finding a completely risk-free, tax-free investment that guarantees a 5.5% return. * **The Benefit:** It immediately removes a monthly debt obligation, drastically increases your monthly cash flow from the investment property, and de-risks your real estate portfolio. Phase 2: Do NOT Touch the 2.65% Resident Mortgage * **The Math:** A 2.65% 30-year fixed mortgage is essentially free money. Current low-risk money market funds or Treasury bills yield well above this. * **The Action:** Keep this loan alive for as long as humanly possible. Paying this off early is a poor use of liquidity. Phase 3: Get the Rest Back to Work (Mind the Wash Sale Rule) If you want your tech exposure back, you need to buy back into the market. However, you must look at whether you sold QQQ for a **gain** or a **loss**: * **If you sold at a GAIN:** You will owe capital gains tax next April. You can buy QQQ back immediately. Set aside 15–20% of the profits in a high-yield cash account so you aren't short on cash come tax season. \[[1](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1rjgwsz/accidently_sold_all_of_my_shares_of_stock/)\] * **If you sold at a LOSS:** If any of the lots you sold resulted in a capital loss, buying QQQ back within 30 days triggers a **Wash Sale**. This means you cannot deduct those losses on your taxes this year. * *The Workaround:* Instead of QQQ, buy **VLGX (Vanguard Growth)** or **SCHG (Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth)**. They track highly similar mega-cap tech performance but avoid the wash sale rule because they track different underlying indexes. Summary Action Plan 1. Log into Fidelity right now to see if the **"Reassign Lots"** button is still active to optimize your tax bill. 2. Carve out whatever amount is owed to clear or significantly pay down the **5.5% condo mortgage**. 3. Set aside an estimate for the **capital gains tax** you just triggered. 4. Put the remaining balance right back into **QQQ** (or an equivalent growth ETF like **SCHG** to avoid wash sales) to get your long-term compounding machine back on track.

Hello all, I’m posting this for hope in everyone that is struggling in trading and wants to quit. I’ve been trading for 4 going on 5 years and I’ve finally found consistent profitability, I trade NQ and have focused on that since the beginning. I don’t look at any other data other than when major news is released (red folder news on Forex Factory). This month alone I’ve already taken 2 max payouts from Lucid ($2k each from a $50k) and I just bought another 150k and will get three more once I get a payout from my 150k. About a year ago is when I discovered Auction Market Theory from Markets in Profile by James Dalton and that’s really where everything changed. It’s one thing to trade engulfing candles, trend line breaks etc, but it’s a whole other ball game when you understand the true dynamic is what a market is and how to read it. This book truly will change your life if you let it. My setup for taking a trade is fairly simple but takes time with experience. Experience is key. I wait for the first hour of RTH to form (9:30-10:30 am ET) and after that I ask myself, is the market balancing or trending. Under no circumstances do I take any trades in the first hour. NONE!! Unless Nancy pelosi calls and tells me to long or short market open I never take trades the first hour. After that I use GEX levels from tanuki trades, VWAP, and the market profile to gauge where price is going. If it’s trending, I wait for price to come back and sweep a previous high/low where most put their stops or rejects off a gex level and enter with a 1:2 RR. (Both if aligned) If it’s balancing, I wait for price to come back in the range and sweep a previous high/ low where most put their stops or price to reject off a gex level off the VAH or VAL and enter with a 1:2 rr. I use mainly the 1 minute time and rarely look at anything else. The biggest thing that took me the longest to learn was accepting losing days. I only take one trade a day and risk $500 to make $1000. Yes, that means in a $50k eval I only have four bullets. But I’m confident because of my experience. The feeling of a loss makes me red, makes me think if I wait for another good entry I can enter again and “make it back plus a little more” but that thinking is what kept me unprofitable. If I accept the $500 loss on the day and move on I’ll become profitable. Plain and simple. Hope this helps everyone. AMA

Correct, to be more precise  from 8 p.m. ET Sunday to 8 p.m. ET Friday.

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ET energy transfer Might be some tax issue if it's in an IRA and over a certain amount

I tried to prove this wrong using SPXW minute data from 2019–2026. I compared 7-DTE and 30-DTE 25-point bull-put spreads entered at 14:00 ET, using executable bid/ask fills, $2.50 fees, and only one open position at a time. At the same moneyness proxy: **0.50 straddle distance:** weekly +45%, 98% drawdown, PF 1.03; monthly +67%, 37% drawdown, PF 1.29. **0.75 distance:** weekly +190%, 65% drawdown, PF 1.21; monthly +63%, 23% drawdown, PF 1.57. **1.00 distance:** weekly +14%, 71% drawdown, PF 1.02; monthly +22%, 53% drawdown, PF 1.40. Weekly options did produce more frequent premium, and one weekly configuration had a higher raw return. But the extra gamma and tail losses were much larger. Monthly trades generally had better profit factors and lower drawdowns. This was not an exact equal-delta test because the historical archive does not include Greeks, so I used a straddle-distance proxy. A proper comparison should also include mark-to-market losses and volatility expansion. My conclusion: weekly options may improve turnover, but turnover is not the same as edge. The weekly advantage largely disappeared after accounting for losses and drawdown.

If you have 20k, personally I’d invest in a dividend stock, JEPU, JEPX, QQQ, QQQI, QQQM, , ET, but of course do a little research, I lost 10k by buying out space X when the IPO dropped, then sold at

ET Money Users Are you experiencing the below? Fresh investments in any mutual funds is not available to invest Is it an app glitch or not sure only for me?

Our deepest condolences on your loss. We understand how this process can feel overwhelming, and we're here to help. It looks like you're on the right track and have a good checklist of the paperwork you'll need. That said, there are different forms and requirements for setting up a Power of Attorney (POA) on your account, depending on whether you have a legal POA document or not. To view each form, please select the link below and click on "If you prefer, you can use these forms." [How to establish POA](fidelity.com/customer-service/how-to-manage-your-power-of-attorney) Regarding adding the son as an alternate agent, you can generally add multiple attorneys-in-fact to your account. You will need a new form for every attorney-in-fact you wish to include. Alternatively, you can also establish a successor Power-of-Attorney (POA) to take over in the event you described, but this provision must be stated in a legal POA document. Fidelity will honor POA instructions that are properly established on an account. If you have the legal POA document, fill out the Durable Power of Attorney – Affidavit and Indemnification form, which must be signed by the attorneys-in-fact and notarized. The Durable Power of Attorney form is required if a legal POA document has not been created. This form needs to be signed in the presence of two separate witnesses and a notary public. Please note that the attorneys-in-fact cannot also act in the capacity of a witness. Generally, the team will review the Power of Attorney document, the Durable Power of Attorney Affidavit and Indemnification form, and any documentation required to demonstrate that the POA has become effective. Additionally, a POA may open an account on behalf of another person; however, account opening is typically completed via paper application rather than online. Because every situation is unique, we'll need to review the specific documents to determine any additional requirements. Since the account owner does not currently have Fidelity accounts and the POA is springing, we recommend contacting our Life Events team before submitting paperwork. The Life Events team is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. ET and can be reached by saying "Life Events" when prompted. [Contact Us](https://www.fidelity.com/customer-service/contact-us) Thank you for connecting with us, and please let us know if we can help with anything else.

Some of these timings look off, so i would check them before trading them. European stock exchanges close at 11:30 ET right now (5:30 in Frankfurt, until the US clocks change Nov 1), not 10:30, so that window is an hour early. Also 14:00 only matters on days with an actual event like FOMC, and CPI is 8:30 ET so its not a daily thing. Honestly 10 windows is way too many to be meaningful, since some reversal inside any given 15 min will happen basically every day by chance. I would pick 2-3, pull the last 60 days of 1 min bars, and count how often price reverses at least 0.3% inside each window vs a random 15 min window. If its not clearly higher than the random baseline, its just a story lol.

I don't own it. ET as a company should be quite safe even though the preferred has no credit rating. Be careful the face value is only $9.125 (back calculatd using the payout), so you are paying higher than face value so could lose money if called. The current yield is 8.5%, lower than the coupon rate.

Marwynn's October 23 quote was $2.45 at 12:18 p.m. ET. The chart shows that snapshot separately from completed daily candles. My rebound scenario needs a close above $2.40 and subsequent sessions holding that level. With trading activity that accompanies closes holding their gains, that would support another test of $2.70, the October 20 closing price. Through October 22, the previous 20 complete sessions averaged about 309K shares. I'd compare complete-session volume with that baseline, alongside the closing price. A large midday volume figure alone wouldn't confirm the move. Repeated closes below $2.40, or a move beneath the recent roughly $1.85-$1.90 lows, would weaken this rebound scenario. These are historical chart references; the next closes would determine whether the pattern develops.