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ET 5 in the wild

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**📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)**
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We appreciate you stopping by our sub today and understand your frustration.
Any fees that are associated with a 401(k) that are not part of an investment are detailed in the Summary Plan Description (SPD). Since every plan is different, any fees associated with your 401(k) are specific to that plan.
Generally, you can locate the SPD by following these steps after logging in to NetBenefits.com, if your company has made it available.
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2. Then select "Plan Information and Documents"
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\*\*What moved it\*\*
SaverOne stacked a few defense/RF announcements into one window — a non-binding term sheet to invest in Gryphen's military drone program, a \~7M RF deal with VisionWave, and a six-month perimeter-security pilot with RBtec. None of it is signed revenue. It's a pivot story for a company that builds driver-distraction tech, dressed up with defense buzzwords.
\*\*The mechanics\*\*
The float here is roughly 118 thousand shares. Not million — thousand. When a stock that thin gets a headline in premarket, a handful of market orders can send it vertical. That's the whole move. Tiny float plus a defense angle is gasoline, and it explains the spike, not where price goes next.
\*\*Numbers\*\*
\- Cap: \~2.6M / float: 0.12M shares
\- Day volume: 27M (avg \~33K)
\- Prev close: 2.72, day gapped hard premarket
\- 52w range: 2.20 to 68.28
\*\*Where it ended up\*\*
Stock Pulse flagged it premarket at 8:41 ET, 5.89. It topped 8.65 six minutes later at 8:47, then unwound the entire run and closed 2.63 — under where it started the day. A clean round-trip.
\*\*Reality check\*\*
\- From the 8.65 premarket peak it gave everything back and finished below the prior close.
\- Pivot-to-defense narrative, no signed revenue, sub-3M cap, 52-week chart already down 96% from the high.
\- This already happened. By the time you read this the move is done — it's a breakdown of why it ran, not a reason to touch it.

Had SNXX at 23. 10k shares. Sold at 35. While I wish I held, I'm happy to take profits. Now sitting on 200 contracts on SNXX 7/17 $42 call. Wondering if I should sell tomorrow when it's ITM or wait till $50 underlying price on Monday at 9:24am ET.

Hello, thank you for reaching out to our sub for the first time.
If allowed by your plan, hardship withdrawals may be requested from 401(k) plans to meet an immediate and heavy financial need and are limited to the amount needed to satisfy that need. They cannot be repaid to the plan and are subject to taxes and early withdrawal penalties as they apply. It's important to mention that Fidelity does not determine if a withdrawal is considered a hardship withdrawal; this occurs between the client and the IRS. You can read more about the IRS' take on hardship withdrawals below.
[Hardships, Early Withdrawals and Loans (IRS website)* ](https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/hardships-early-withdrawals-and-loans)
Our website has an excellent article that provides an overview of withdrawal from 401(k)s.
[Thinking of taking money out of a 401(k)? ](https://www.fidelity.com/viewpoints/financial-basics/taking-money-from-401k)
You can find out your plan's specific rules regarding this by reviewing your Summary Plan Description (SPD), which can be found on Netbenefits.com through the steps below if your employer provided it.
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2. Choose "Plan Information and Documents"
3. Select "Summary Plan Description (SPD)"
If you'd like to discuss your plan's specific rules in more detail, you can also contact our Workplace Investing team. Representatives are available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to Midnight ET, at the information below.
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Please let us know if you have any questions moving forward.
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No clue what the exact time is but normally it’s midway through the show. Starts at 6pm ET

is there a version/wrapper for ET that doesn't have that annoying tax anomaly?

Get ready to drop this sick beat across the Indexes starting 3:50pm ET!
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ET - 10k would give you about $800 a year in dividends

This might sound like Amateur Level stuff for better Traders, but going to start this game to get better at the 0dte gamble:
At any end of a session day, I'm going to play out what would have been a perfect game for that day.
For example on SPY, today if you started with Calls at Open, Puts at 10:05am ET, Calls at 10:20am ET, etc. You get the perfect game for the day.
Then Trade Journal what variables may have helped indicate those moves. Gamma, Volume, Trend, Tweets, etc.
For example, there is *almost always* a solid Red Candle within the first hour of trading. Prob good to plan Puts around signals for it and then leave Runners/use House Money the rest of the day.
Thinking this will eventually help create better risk management overall and be better in tune with what the vibe will be.
Just airing thoughts out here and hope it's of help to others. 

I'm happy to jump in with some more information.
After looking at Proshares Ultrapro QQQ (TQQQ) and Direxion Daily Mu Bull 2X ETF (MUU), these securities also have a dividend pay date of today (June 30th). You should see the dividend information on your "Activity" page or on the funds research page.
If your cost basis is still not showing tomorrow, we suggest reaching out to our Technical Support team for further troubleshooting. Associates are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET. Please say "technical support" when prompted by the automated system to be connected to the right group.
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What happens to LUNR after 2:30 ET?

Prob LUNR before 230pm ET today

Official OCC Cut-off is 5:30 p.m. ET on expiration day so you still have assignment risk after the stock market closes.

Multiple versions of Ascending Wedges across SPY, QQQ and IWM. Red candle coming in by Noon ET.

Probably because it’s after 10:30 ET