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pulled up AAPL on moomoo this morning before pre-market and the Weekly Brief is already updated through Jun 21 18:30 ET. First bullet: bullish on the Intel partnership for US chip design + manufacturing, 14 sources stitched into one line. That's the move on the tape from 6/18 and the AI actually framed it as a setup, not just a headline dump.What I like is everything's on one screen. Key events ranked bullish/bearish, the AirPods camera + foldable 2027 leak, the Counterpoint memory shortage read (AAPL better positioned than rivals — relevant going into MU Wed btw), then the Tim Cook price-hike bearish line right under it. That's the tension in the name and I didn't have to read 8 notes to get there.Honestly the time save is the thing. Sunday I usually doomscroll sell-side PDFs til midnight.

You can't unless you place a market order so that at exactly 9:30am ET it places a market order. You can do this pre-market and it will fill almost instantly at the very second the market opens.
IF this was exactly what you did, then it's an IBKR issue. If you placed a limit order, keep reading.
The issue with this is that the market order will be at an extreme premium and you'll get eaten alive by theta/IV crush.
The overnight hours pricing of those 0dte options aren't the current bid/ask. They're ghosts from yesterday and haven't been re-priced for today. That's what happens at exactly 9:30am ET. The options get re-priced for today's action.
So what you're asking to do isn't possible unless you place a market order that's good till cancelled pre-market, and only an absolute grade A moron would do that.
What you SHOULD do is wait out the first 15 mins no matter what, and a lot of the time, you should sit the first 30 mins out and let the overnight orders settle so that the market actually shows you a direction/trend so you aren't wild ass guessing but instead making a logical hypothesis for placing an order. You'll pay way less of a premium on the bid/ask also, so making your money is way easier.

Day 2, Week 8. Green. It is not a challenge, doing normal trades as all of you 🙂
I was in meetings and missed the uptrend when IWM tried its very best to fill the overnight gap on IWM. SPY was on fire moving up. Since I look into it later, I did not forced the trade and sat on my hands but was tempted and decided to get in a quick puts 😬
I did 15 puts contracts and got my $11 per contract.
I wanted to be greedy like I was in my previous post. It does not always work. It could have pulled back and then move back again up. I was greedy but then I reduced my profit and closed it. I did not want to keep waiting for long. I don't want to have the stress of being in a trade long.
*Even though I am intelligent (I don't usually show it), I learnt that with trading I need to be an idiot and follow my rules, trying to guess, greedy and smart burnt me a lot when I started. I like it this way and I can be lazy* 😎
I never try to guess for long term what the price will do. It is people moving the market. You can say algos etc move volumes and trade, however the market is based on human moods.
Simple food for thought - why do people keep saying algos are mostly doing all trading but also around midday low volume is due to traders going for lunch. Isn't this contradictory 🤷🏻‍♂️
I never use R ratio in any of my calculations, it works for some people, but this maths does not work for small accounts and also for day trading options or futures if you want to be profitable consistenly from what I see.
I will try to grow similar on futures with NinjaTrade once I finish this target with options.
No fancy options strategy like iron condor, selling etc. Using simple EMAs, VWAP etc to see the trends and levels.
One and done: 15 contracts = $165 total profit.
Total options cost = $1,185.
12.7 % profit
Time in Trade : 12 min. Sweet morning glory trade 🤤
Start small, money you can afford to lose, then grow your account.
It is not a shame to trade with 1 contract. Shame or pride does not give you profits.
If you are learning by yourself, give it 2-3 months to see how you are progressing.
If you believe I am lucky every day with the trades and posts 🤷🏻‍♂️ so be it. I believe I have no choice, to put in the effort and keep doing, any loss is my loss as it is me executing my own trades and money.
Started with $300, 8 weeks ago, and growing it to $60,000 with 1 trade a day, is still my goal in 6 months. If you were also trading, even $10 per contract per day, you will have progressed a lot.
My trading plan and strategy is trading one trade a day, 2-5 times a week depending on availability.
I only day trade options on ETFs. Timestamp on the broker is UK time. So, entry time of 3.28 is 10.28 ET.
I trade on my samsung s10e and screenshot is from TastyTrade.

Im ashamed of my comments in the previous thread at around 3am ET. It is unlike me, I am usually not a bitch like that. I apologize for my behavior

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Good luck and have fun! Search YouTube on portfolio dashboard using Excel and you'll get some very pretty dashboards. I'm plain as they come and my spreadsheet not fancy, but it has about 10 tabs that have all of my retirement planning and portfolio tracking. 😄 I do use paid Boldin to check my plan.
By the way, once you set it all up, every day (or whenever), all you have to do is to go to Data and click on "Refresh All" and it'll update the latest prices for you. I'd wait until 6:30pm ET to get all the mutual funds pricing as well. 😉 Ooofs, I see the NASDAQ is on sales again today! 😂

Level 1 (7% drop): Halts trading for 15 minutes if it occurs before 3:25 p.m. ET. No halt occurs if it happens at or after that time.
Level 2 (13% drop): Halts trading for 15 minutes if triggered before 3:25 p.m. ET. No halt occurs if it happens at or after that time.
Level 3 (20% drop): Halts all trading for the remainder of the trading day, regardless of the time.

Guess I was optimistic.
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He sold? POMP ET

ET aint pointing up he was trying to say no moon

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Check the chart under the 5min, by 10:10am ET after marking your ORB, if you're at the high of the first 40min go short, and vice versa for long, close before or by 11am. Check under the 5min last 10 days and it's gonna blow your mind. Also if spy doesn't break 750 I'm shorting it, same with Iwm at 299-300

https://preview.redd.it/cjyd5n3q8x8h1.png?width=2779&format=png&auto=webp&s=d8d01a2a809e18189a6cce9c5cdc0cac3a54a0cd
\*\*What moved it\*\*
No fresh news on Monday. EHGO had already been bid up last week on an AI-partnership headline, and June 22 was just that momentum re-running — a Chinese office-supply micro-cap with day-traders passing it around, not a new catalyst.
\*\*The mechanics\*\*
Float is barely over a million shares against a \~$3.6M cap. At that size a single morning's volume swamps the whole supply, so the tape can sprint and reverse just as fast. This is how it pops, not a reason it sticks.
\*\*Numbers\*\*
\- Cap: \~$3.6M / float: \~1.15M shares
\- Volume by the alert: \~27M (90x the 30-day avg)
\- Prev close: $1.80 → premarket high $5.41 (+200%)
\- 52w range: $1.18–$21.44
\*\*Where it ended up\*\*
Stock Pulse flagged it at 10:00 ET, $3.93. It topped $6.67 by 10:28 — about +70% in under half an hour — then bled the rest of the session and closed $3.88. That's a full round-trip, right back to the alert price.
\*\*Reality check\*\*
\- Peaked +70%, closed flat. Anyone who didn't sell into the 10:28 spike watched the entire move evaporate.
\- Recent offering on file in the last 60 days — dilution is live, not theoretical.
\- 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.

https://preview.redd.it/6ub3rm145x8h1.png?width=2779&format=png&auto=webp&s=6bf248c61d0c22b3f0e2dd254914bba70b0fa175
\*\*What moved it\*\*
Nexentis said its MitoCareX Bio unit teamed up with AI lab Boltz to hunt small-molecule drugs targeting SLC proteins. Real headline, real partner. The catch is it's an early research engagement, not revenue. Same morning the company also signed a deal to sell 410,998 shares at $7.056 — so the news and the dilution landed together.
\*\*The mechanics\*\*
Float is about 426K shares. That's not a typo. A sub-half-million-share float means a few thousand shares of buying walks the price up dollars at a time, which is exactly what you saw on the parabolic leg.
\*\*Numbers\*\*
\- Cap: \~$3.7M / float: \~0.43M shares
\- Day volume: \~4.8M (\~271x the 30d avg)
\- Prev close: $5.08 → premarket already up to $9-plus
\- 52w range: $3.38–$8.33 (it cleared the 52w high and kept going)
\*\*Where it ended up\*\*
Stock Pulse flagged it premarket at 8:47 ET, $9.60. It topped $23.80 at 10:17, then bled lower all session and closed $13.11 — still up on the day but a fraction of the high. After-hours it kept sliding toward $7.
\*\*Reality check\*\*
\- Peak-to-close gave back roughly half. That's the whole story.
\- Same-day share sale on a micro-float — dilution into the spike is a real risk here.
\- 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.

I wish I knew what people in the future think of when they come across the bitcoin wallet that got tossed in the dump and the bunch of ET video games. LOL

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The orders were placed, but not filled. The ticker is GETY, I can't remember the bid/ask exactly but I think ask was .77 at the point I placed the orders, that's why I set one order at .77. I placed orders above the agreed price of the last trade to try to make sure I would be able to buy it, but apparently that didn't work. What would be a fair price to ask by looking at the chart before 10 PM ET?

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There was a stock with big news yesterday after 10 PM ET, so people started placing overnight orders. The price was at 0.7561 when I placed the orders. Other people were placing orders but that that price wasn't changing, perhaps that's a broker cap? I placed 3 overnight orders on this stock on IBKR Desktop:
1 - GTC Limit Overnight order at 0.7561
2 - GTC Limit Overnight order at 0.7621
3 - GTC Limit Overnight + Day order at 0.7700
When clock hit 5 AM ET, the stock soared to over 1.60, but my orders HAD NOT BEEN PLACED. I missed out on 100%+ profit because they were not filled. That's frustrating. Why wouldn't overnight orders get filled? Did I do something wrong?