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Investing.com-- U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Sunday night as investors turned cautious after Iran said it would not fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz unless Washington met a series of demands, reviving concerns over oil supplies and inflation.
S&P 500 Futures inched 0.1% lower to 7,775.50 points, while [Nasdaq 100 Futures](https://www.investing.com/indices/nq-100-futures) were largely muted at 29,83775 points by 21:24 ET (01:24 GMT). [Dow Jones Futures](https://www.investing.com/indices/us-30-futures) traded 0.1% lower at 54,076.0 points

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said on Sunday that an agreement with Oman to establish new shipping lanes through the strategic waterway was in its final stages.
But he said the agreement would not by itself reopen the strait, with Tehran seeking U.S. compensation, an end to military threats and sanctions, and the lifting of a naval blockade, among other conditions.
The developments cast doubt on hopes for a quick resolution to a crisis that has kept shipping through the world's major oil chokepoint at a trickle.
A Reuters report, citing a U.S. official, said that Washington expected an Iran-Oman deal soon and would lift its blockade of Iranian ports once commercial shipping could resume without impediments.
Oil prices extended gains in Asian trading on Monday. Higher oil prices could add to inflation pressures and complicate the Federal Reserve's policy outlook. 

**📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)**
**Tentative** | Cleveland Fed Inflation Expectations | Previous: 3.7%
⚠️ For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
📌 #InflationExpectations

That's a very narrow and close-minded view, clearly not a trader or an investor. Sometimes there are extraordinary events that happen on Sunday that u must dump your shares at 8 PM ET (Regular 9:00 AM next day, Korea trading time) so that u won't lose more than you need to at pre-market hours like 8:00 AM ET.

8 pm ET

TQQQ (and most stocks) start at 8p ET (NYC) Sunday and trade through 8p Friday. Forex, commodities, options, futures and options on futures all trade at different times.

8pm ET

The 52-week toggle display is incorrect across a number of names. I use this display in assessing holdings and investment decisions, and it's an important feature that lets clients compare "today's" price action and their own total gain/loss to mid-term price action irrespective of their own entry. For investors researching a name they do not yet hold, or for investors trying to judge an asset irrespective of their own historical acquisition, this display is an important function in assessing things like whether you might "buy low to sell high."
If you look at SPX, for example, the toggle displays in the middle of the range, while we are within $40 of an all time high with a high-to-low 52-week difference of almost $1,500. The toggle should be way to the right, not around the middle. (I took this photo about 10 minutes ago and it's 12:10 PM ET 8/9/26.)
How many people need to be negatively impacted for this to be remedied? The faulty display will lead to faulty analysis, which will lead to investment mistakes. I'd be shocked this hasn't happened already: this issue been ongoing for weeks.

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Right on! Honestly, it’s impossible to give a good recommendation without knowing your goals, temperament, and timelines.
For me, I invest in speculative plays with the other amounts and transfer leverage profits to a growing income sleeve (combination of SCHD, ET, EPD, MPLX, WES, O, JEPQ, etc). Don’t buy those MLPs in your retirement account \*
I’ll likely never sell my AMD, XOM, SNDK, GOOGL, AMZN, NVDA, CAT, COST, WMT, IONQ, APLD, IREN, BBAI, PLTR, CEG positions, I’ll just let them roll, never pay the taxes, and utilize their value in addition to the massive SPMO and income sleeves to run portfolio secured puts. I use the after tax profit premiums on those puts for the most aggressive positions (buying calls or leveraged ETFs).
The dividends and other sold puts pay down any margin utilized from getting called.
I joined this subreddit largely because SPMO is my largest position and I’m always curious what people are saying about it.
In the end, it’ll be interesting to see how I fair in a bear market lol. I might be posting on wall street bets haha

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Happy Sunday!
In general, we will not automatically sell/exercise the options contract for you before expiration. This is something you will manually need to do if that is your end goal. That said, I think it's important to go over the exercise process for a deeper understanding of this topic!
Fidelity will automatically exercise long options contracts in the money (ITM) by $0.01 or more at expiration. We have a risk mitigation process where every account with an expiring option is reviewed to ensure that the exercise or assignment of the expiring contracts in the account can be supported. If exercise or assignment cannot be supported by the account (i.e., insufficient buying power or equity, creating cash debits or short positions in a non-margin account, etc.), the option position may be closed.
If you'd like to exercise your contract before the expiration date, you can do so by giving our Active Trader team a call. Our representatives are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET in the link below.
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We appreciate you reaching out to us on the sub about this.👋
Our options pairing happens automatically based on a variety of factors, and the margin requirement can change based on how options are paired. The best way to determine how a potential trade may impact your account and margin balance is to enter it into our margin calculator. This tool enables you to map hypothetical trades, view the equity requirements, and account impact before placing the order. You can access the Margin Calculator at the bottom of the "Balances" tab of your margin account.
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Investing.com-- U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Sunday night as investors turned cautious after Iran said it would not fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz unless Washington met a series of demands, reviving concerns over oil supplies and inflation.
S&P 500 Futures inched 0.1% lower to 7,775.50 points, while [Nasdaq 100 Futures](https://www.investing.com/indices/nq-100-futures) were largely muted at 29,83775 points by 21:24 ET (01:24 GMT). [Dow Jones Futures](https://www.investing.com/indices/us-30-futures) traded 0.1% lower at 54,076.0 points

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said on Sunday that an agreement with Oman to establish new shipping lanes through the strategic waterway was in its final stages.
But he said the agreement would not by itself reopen the strait, with Tehran seeking U.S. compensation, an end to military threats and sanctions, and the lifting of a naval blockade, among other conditions.
The developments cast doubt on hopes for a quick resolution to a crisis that has kept shipping through the world's major oil chokepoint at a trickle.
A Reuters report, citing a U.S. official, said that Washington expected an Iran-Oman deal soon and would lift its blockade of Iranian ports once commercial shipping could resume without impediments.
Oil prices extended gains in Asian trading on Monday. Higher oil prices could add to inflation pressures and complicate the Federal Reserve's policy outlook. 

**📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)**
**Tentative** | Cleveland Fed Inflation Expectations | Previous: 3.7%
⚠️ For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
📌 #InflationExpectations

That's a very narrow and close-minded view, clearly not a trader or an investor. Sometimes there are extraordinary events that happen on Sunday that u must dump your shares at 8 PM ET (Regular 9:00 AM next day, Korea trading time) so that u won't lose more than you need to at pre-market hours like 8:00 AM ET.

8 pm ET

TQQQ (and most stocks) start at 8p ET (NYC) Sunday and trade through 8p Friday. Forex, commodities, options, futures and options on futures all trade at different times.

8pm ET

The 52-week toggle display is incorrect across a number of names. I use this display in assessing holdings and investment decisions, and it's an important feature that lets clients compare "today's" price action and their own total gain/loss to mid-term price action irrespective of their own entry. For investors researching a name they do not yet hold, or for investors trying to judge an asset irrespective of their own historical acquisition, this display is an important function in assessing things like whether you might "buy low to sell high."
If you look at SPX, for example, the toggle displays in the middle of the range, while we are within $40 of an all time high with a high-to-low 52-week difference of almost $1,500. The toggle should be way to the right, not around the middle. (I took this photo about 10 minutes ago and it's 12:10 PM ET 8/9/26.)
How many people need to be negatively impacted for this to be remedied? The faulty display will lead to faulty analysis, which will lead to investment mistakes. I'd be shocked this hasn't happened already: this issue been ongoing for weeks.