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New option patch dropped: Expanded options hours 7:30 ET so you can ruin your life before work instead of during work.

I was wondering why I got an email at 10:41 PM ET from the AI sex doll manufacturer, but then I realized it's 10:41 AM in China
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SPYM and QQQM are both very healthy funds to hold, DGRO & SCHD — there’s a lot of factors in this, but depending on your age, they may not be very useful to you as of now, I would consolidate into just SCHD, and that being a very small part of your portfolio).
I highly suggest taking a look at AVUV (small cap value) or do some research on the importance of having small cap in your portfolio. AAPL, NVDA, MU, AMD, V, MA \~\~ were all small cap at some point.
I would also highly suggest adding some percentage to international. For real there’s only 370 million people in the USA, there’s 8 billion people on earth, plenty of emerging and undeveloped markets I get, but it would be a shame to miss out on so many other countries economic successes (which ultimately will benefit on the US side as well, also with examples such as “the lust decade” when ex-US did better than US overall).
Before you execute what I suggest next, I can’t stress enough that you do your own research, but I also highly suggest one to three well researched, something that you just absolutely believe in and put your heart into, individual company investments.
Example: I went in on AMZN earlier this year while at $201.10. I personally felt that that was an excellent entry point price, as well as looking at the backtesting and A LOT OF research, CAGR, P/E, EBITDA et. al. — and that was before talks about Amazon and their AI expenditures with AWS. And better yet, it pays no dividend. I’m hoping AMZN gets to MercadoLibre pricing may be in 10 or 15 years. And based stuff, Amazon’s revenue, it’s ever expanding service services (AI, Data Centers, Online Store and Logistics, Streaming/Production/Exclusivity of NFL Thursdays / Superbowls and so many more reasons) that I myself personally believe that Amazon and all the power it holds will continue to be a wonderful Growth mechanism in my Roth IRA.
For you, all that research and conviction in a company you feel is worth putting your capital in and DCA for as long as possible. I personally have been looking into injecting some money into ONDS, APLD, ET, VST, or VRT, — possibly PLD.

Equity options on specific assets will begin trading at 7:15 ET starting this Monday

Not understanding is fine. Not having authoritative documentation is not fine.
Expiration - it's 8 pm ET on expiration day, per OCC by-laws (p 144 in the latest revision)
Termination - best defined in sec 1256(c)(1). ("by offsetting, by taking or making delivery, by exercise or being exercised, by assignment or being assigned, by lapse")
Delivery - T+1 for both the long and the short leg (this should come from CBOE and the OCC)
Let me know where you think my "not understanding" is among these. Feel free to point me to authoritative documentation that corrects my mistake :)
I agree we don't have documentation about the delivery of cash (which I plainly said). The closest related thing we have is 1256(c)(1).
Sec 1233 (which obviously depends on settlement because that's when the property is borrowed) makes it clear that it does not apply for cash deliverables, so that doesn't help us for SPX/SPXW.
Basically, I think we should be able to point to text of the IRC (or punished guidance from the secretary of the Treasury) that explains the use of the index option settlement date for the short, exactly like sec 1233 does for stocks.
A hyperlink to either IRS.gov, federalregister.gov or the IRC -- that is literally what I'm trying to find.

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I own both WES and ET in a taxable account,love the yield on both and the price appreciation. Costs me a little more getting my taxes done with the K1’s but worth it, to me at least .

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To avoid K-1 hassles or UBTI in retirement accounts I like the ETF: AMLP.
It is not a covered call fund, just holds 14 MLPs in the gas and oil infrastructure sector. Largest holdings are SUN, ET, WES, MLPX, PAA, EPD, and HESM. Pays dividends quarterly, 7.4% yield.

There is no allocation of WES currently in MLPI. There are a few MLPs in there like EPD, ET, PAA, MPLX, etc....but its mostly C corp pipeline companies.

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There are thousands of dividend stocks; most are not discussed often
Midstream’s just aren’t that popular; people find the k-1 to be a pain with filling for extensions and added complexity.
If you search ET, hesm and a few others are discussed pretty frequently

One thing I’d add to the review is event risk
The initial breakdown happened well before PPI so I wouldn’t blame the loss on news but you were still holding through the 8:30 ET PPI release right between your 8:15 and 9:45 scale outs
Might be worth tagging trades in your journal as held through major news vs not and seeing if it actually changes your results

***Cboe is launching a new Global Trading Hours session for select high-volume equity options, with pre-opening queuing at 7:15 a.m. ET and trading from 7:30 a.m. to 9:25 a.m. ET, plus a 15-minute Curb session after regular hours until 4:15 p.m. Only stocks meeting strict criteria qualify, including names like TSLA, MSFT, and AMZN with average daily volume over 150,000 contracts and large market caps. Traders note it boosts access for early reactions but warn of potentially wider spreads due to thinner liquidity outside standard hours.
Soon enough the casino will be open around the clock.

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I still consider .17% acceptable. That's just an extra $10 per year for each $10k you have in the fund over VUSXX. I consider Fidelity's .42% and Schwab's .34% to be the particularly egregious ones.
TTTXX through Merrill has the additional benefit of same-day funds availability if traded before 1:45PM ET, and an instant transfer to any BofA checking account. It also counts towards BofA's preferred rewards program if you care about cash back credit cards. So that's why I pay the small premium there.
VUSXX is a superior alternative if you don't care about that. Just keep in mind that most mutual funds will have trading fees if they are not bought with the brokerage that runs them. So VUSXX needs to be bought through Vanguard, and TTTXX needs to be bought via Merrill. If you don't use either of those, it's better to go with SGOV or VBIL.