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I'm relatively new to posting, but just an honest question...why would I be downvoted for listing information about HYSA rates? (I just transferred money from RH to Marcus, and have an account with ET)
It isn't anything controversial, it is factual and I posted it from real life experience to try to help OP with their decision

The upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket struck the Moon early Wednesday, Aug. 5, around [2:35](https://x.com/theinformant_x/status/2085007637800718549?t=155) a.m. ET — an unintentional impact near the Einstein and Bell craters on the western lunar limb, at roughly 5,400 mph.

The stage had been drifting since Jan. 15, 2025, when it carried the Blue Ghost and Resilience landers toward the Moon and was then left in a moon-crossing orbit. After 19 months, its trajectory finally intersected the surface.

Impact was inferred observationally: astronomers using the Very Large Telescope in Chile detected a plume of sodium and lithium gas, with a corroborating sodium emission spotted from Massachusetts. A lunar orbiter is expected to image the new crater later.

Two clarifications worth noting: this is the rocket's second (upper) stage, not the returnable booster — and it is a distinct event from the well-known March 2022 Falcon 9 impact, which involved a different 2015-era stage. The trajectory was first calculated by Bill Gray of Project Pluto; the accompanying study is a preprint, not yet peer-reviewed.

Context: There is still no formal tracking system for space debris beyond low-Earth orbit — a gap likely to matter more as lunar traffic grows.
[https://x.com/theinformant\_x/status/2085007637800718549?s=20](https://x.com/theinformant_x/status/2085007637800718549?s=20)
Cool clip of SPCX hitting the moon

Back to yesterday low. Let's take a few more steps back, we just can't win.
**TSLA** @ $320.67 — Price crossed below PL $320.79 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ **Strategy:** Previous Day High/Low (PH/PL) **Structure Score: Bullish 17% | Bearish 83%** **Flow Score: Bullish 0% | Bearish 100%** **Structure:** PDH: $329.57 | PDL: $320.79 | PMH: $328.50 | PML: $322.08 | 15m OR High: $325.75 | 15m OR Low: $320.43 **Flow:** PM VWAP: $324.88 | VWAP: $323.52 | EMA13: $321.11 | EMA48: $321.86 | EMA200: $322.81 **Reason:** PH/PL SHORT: Close 320.67 < PL 320.79 - 0.1 buffer (320.69) (0min range) **Signals Today:** 9/10 **Time:** 8/5/2026, 2:43:01 PM ET

Closed/printed today, Calls: LLY, ANET, YOU, SHOP, DT and Puts: SEDG (all closed by 9:40am ET.)
Opened Today Aug 5
- Calls: WDC • CGNX • HWM • IONQ • UMAC • AMLX
- Puts: VECO
And a bonus one:
- **Gambol!** MRAM calls
Disclaimer: The casino is OPEN! MRAM is somewhere between a slot machine and keno for EV...

Thank you for the follow-up. Since the accounts contain mutual funds, please check again this evening to see if they have been updated, which will help us drill down into the possible cause. So you know, mutual funds typically price once per day at 4:00 p.m. ET, with today's gains and losses reporting a few hours later.
If you don't see a change later this evening, let us know.

Happy to help clarify here!
You can only turn on and place an extended hours trade during the pre-market or after-hours trading windows, Monday through Friday. For reference, the pre-market session is from 7:00 a.m. to 9:28 a.m. ET, while the after-hours session takes place from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET.
When you go to the trade ticket, you'll see a slider for "Extended Hours" that must be manually toggled to place the trade as an extended-hours trade.
Since you're interested in trading after hours, I've provided a helpful link below that covers some important information about it.
[Extended-hours trading](https://www.fidelity.com/viewpoints/active-investor/extended-hours-trading)
We love to see new faces on the sub, so feel free to drop by any time.

Hey, I hear where you're coming from about the impact to your experience with extended hours trading.
Tsunami touched on this in the comments, and you may already be familiar, but clients can currently select a TIF of "Day+" in Active Trader Pro, or "Day+Extended" in Fidelity Trader+ Desktop. These orders can be placed as early as the start of the pre-market session at 7:00 a.m. ET, and then remain in effect for the pre-market, regular, and after-hours trading sessions. Orders that have not filled by the end of that day's after-market session (at 8:00 p.m. ET) are automatically canceled at that time.
While these selections can help streamline the experience of placing multiple orders in a single day, I understand that this is only one element of your situation. I love being able to reply to our community in these cases with a "Good news!" whenever possible; this time, I don't have any updates or plans to share, but I'll make sure your post gets into the right hands. Give us a shout if we can support you with any other questions.

eBay Earnings tonight! 5:30 ET

Regular Trading Hours (9:30am -4:00p.m ET)

There is a Day+ order type in ATP/ Trader+ that covers pre, standard and after hours but it will auto cancel if not filled by last session.
Earliest you can place is 7:00 AM ET.

I don’t know if anyone else on here holds this ETF, but I’ve noticed that it has weird valuations during off hours. For example now it’s quoted for 100 $ but will go down to around 96 $ at opening. This seems to happen every day, and I’m not sure what causes this. It’s obviously an international ETF, but I’ve never seen this with other ETFs like VXUS or IDMO. Thankful for insight. Screenshot is data from 9:05 ET

# AMD's AI-powered revenue forecast fails to wow investors
7:44pm ET, 08/04/2026 - Reuters
Updates shares in paragraph 2, adds graphics and details from conference call throughout
By Anhata Rooprai and Max A. Cherney
Aug 4 (Reuters) - AMD AMD.O forecast quarterly revenue above Wall Street estimates on Tuesday, banking on strong demand for its chips from massive data-center capacity expansions to power AI technologies.
Yet, its shares fell nearly 9% in extended trading, suggesting that investors were looking for an even stronger outlook after the stock more than doubled this year spurred on by AI optimism.
"AMD is now in a similar position to Nvidia and the hyperscalers, where investors are looking for evidence that AI infrastructure investments will continue translating into accelerating returns," said Emarketer analyst Jacob Bourne.
The Santa Clara, California-based company is regarded as chip giant Nvidia's NVDA.O closest rival in the market for graphics processing units, as major technology companies and governments worldwide ramp up spending on AI infrastructure.
AMD expects third-quarter revenue of about $13 billion, plus or minus $300 million, while analysts estimate $12.52 billion, according to data compiled by LSEG. Its expects adjusted gross margin to be about 56%, largely in line with estimates.
The company expects its data-center sales to more than double in 2027, and forecast total revenue growth above its more than 35% target and annual earnings above its $20-per-share goal set at its 2025 analyst day, CEO Lisa Su said on a post-earnings conference call.
The forecast suggests that AMD's investments to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the market for AI chips are beginning to pay off, with sales of its data-center processors accelerating in the second quarter.
AMD's quarterly data-center revenue more than doubled to $6.72 billion, beating expectations of $6.48 billion. It grew 16.3% sequentially from $5.78 billion in the first quarter.
Second-quarter revenue jumped 50% to $11.54 billion, beating the estimate of $11.28 billion. Adjusted profit of $1.66 per share also surpassed the estimate of $1.62.
A BROADER AI HARDWARE PLAY
AMD has stepped up its AI product launches and moved beyond selling individual chips to offering AI systems that combine processors, networking gear and related hardware, giving customers an integrated option.
It also allows the company to better rival rack-scale products by Nvidia, which in March unveiled its next-generation "Vera" CPU to pair with its "Rubin" line of graphics processors.
Su said AMD's 2027 rack-scale AI platform would bring together MI500 GPUs, Verano CPUs and Pensando networking in a system designed to support both copper and optical connectivity.
AMD is also benefiting from growing demand for central processing units, which are used alongside pricey graphics processors in servers for inference — data crunching that occurs when a user queries a chatbot.
This has helped it capture market share from Intel INTC.O, which raised its spending plans for the next two years to capitalize on the demand boom.
At AMD's AI event in July, Su had said the company's second-generation Helios AI servers, featuring the MI455X AI accelerator and "Venice" processor made by TSMC, were in full production and would begin shipping in the coming months.
The company has also secured major customers and infrastructure agreements in recent months.
In July, AMD agreed to sell Anthropic tens of billions of dollars worth of AI servers powered by up to 2 gigawatts of MI450 chips from early 2027, and invest up to $5 billion in the IPO-bound Claude maker, contingent on deployment milestones.
It locked in up to 2.5 GW of data-center capacity through a deal with Core Scientific CORZ.O a week ago, while gaining warrants to purchase the company's stock.
(Reporting by Anhata Rooprai in Bengaluru and Max A. Cherney in San Francisco; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar)

Has anyone confirmed the exact daily cutoff time Robinhood uses to calculate margin interest?
Support told me that if you use margin during the day and repay it before the cutoff, you are not charged interest. The representative guessed the cutoff might be 8:00 PM ET, but said they needed to confirm it with the margin operations team.
Here is the specific scenario I’m trying to understand:
If the cutoff is 8:00 PM ET, and someone opens a margin debit at 8:05 PM on Monday but fully repays it by 6:00 PM on Tuesday, would they owe $0 in margin interest because the balance was zero at both cutoff times? Or would they owe one day of interest because the debit existed overnight?
Has anyone actually tested this or seen the exact cutoff documented anywhere?

I am thinking of having chocolate-fudge ice-cream while watching the ASTS launch at 3 am ET

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ASTS launch on Falcon 9 for 3 satellites at 2:42am ET tonight.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ds-TENPcG3c](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ds-TENPcG3c)
(I think it cost them 60million for the three satellites)

Like I said, I use SPYI as a supplement to “juice” my income-generating capability. That portion of my portfolio has a mix of both broken down into the following:
Dividend/Distribution Growth: SCHD, DGRO, LMT, RTX, GD, WM, KO, PEP, CNQ, CVX, EOG, AVGO, TXN, MRK, MCD, MARUY, GOOGL and NVDA.
Dividend/Distribution Yield: SPYI, BTCI, BLOX, VYMI, EPD, ET, MPLX, WES, BMY, PFE, MO, BTI and KRP.
The distributions I get from BLOX and BTCI are moved to my other positions.

Googled ET and a little wrinkle man appeared

I think some restructuring could help. 265 dollars in dividends on a $330k portfolio seems very low.
.08 percent if my math is correct.
We have a larger portfolio of growth and income average monthly income averages just under 4 percent. No crazy income plays, just good solid well known stocks, etfs, and mutual funds. Maybe, SCHD WES or ET or both.
I hold all 3 plus many others.

For gold, I’d focus on roughly 8:20–11:00 AM ET, especially around the COMEX open and the first couple hours of the New York session. That’s usually where GC has enough volume and movement to produce cleaner intraday swings.
I’d be careful setting a fixed goal of catching $10 every swing though. Some sessions will give you that easily, others will chop around and punish you for forcing it. I’d rather trade the structure that’s there and let the volatility decide the target.