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You should really try and find that information yourself. Google search : Extended hours trading is broken down into traditional pre-market/after-hours (4:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET) and the nearly 24/5 US Overnight Trading session (8:00 p.m. to 3:50 a.m. ET)

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If one were to trade a credit spread: 1wide spy vs 5wide spx (\*\*with equivalent allocation and premium) they would realize spy is not quicker, if anything spx can, but depends on market conditions.

1 example spy grinds to 759.8 and holds never breaking 760 before 4pm ET
2 example there is some volatility expected after 4pm and before 5:30pm, spy options will never decay at close.
generally by the time spy cs decays to 0-2$ , spx will be 0-10$
also spx delta is forced to go to zero or 100 at 4pm but spy delta is not
\*\*spy would only decay quicker if your allocation is higher in spy than in spx

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The best strategy for **0DTE (Zero Day to Expiration) SPY options** depends on your risk tolerance, but the most popular approach for retail traders is **Intraday Directional Scalping**. Because of extreme gamma (price acceleration) and theta (time decay), holding a 0DTE contract for more than a few minutes requires precise timing.
**1. Intraday Directional Scalping (Buying Outright)**
This involves buying an at-the-money (ATM) or slightly out-of-the-money (OTM) call or put to capitalize on a sudden, intraday price move.
**The Play:** Wait until the market opens and volatility settles (e.g., after 10:00 AM ET). Wait for SPY to test a key level (like the Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) or Previous Day's High) and scalp in the direction of the momentum.
**The Target:** Aim for 20% to 50% returns.
**Risk Management:** Do not hold to expiration. Cut losses strictly at **-50%** of the premium paid.
**2. Credit Spreads (Selling Premium)**
If you prefer playing the probabilities and benefiting from time decay, selling options is the preferred strategy.
**Bull Put Spread:** Sell an OTM put and buy a further OTM put. You profit if SPY stays above your short strike.
**Bear Call Spread:** Sell an OTM call and buy a further OTM call. You profit if SPY stays below your short strike.
**Risk Management:** Because the risk-reward is inverted (you risk more to make less), never sell spreads unhedged. A standard rule is to close the position if the loss hits 2x the credit received, or if you reach 80% of your max profit early in the day.
**3. Core 0DTE Rules to Live By**
**Size Small:** Never risk more than 1% to 2% of your total trading account on a single 0DTE trade.
**Avoid the Open:** The first 30 minutes of the market are highly volatile. Wait until 10:00 AM ET to ensure the trend is established before taking a position.
**Beware of Event Days:** Avoid trading 0DTEs during major catalyst announcements (e.g., FOMC, CPI data) as rapid spikes can quickly wipe out your position.
**Use Option Chains/Flow:** Monitor where large institutional block orders are executing to align yourself with the heavy volume

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We appreciate you sharing your experience with us.
I'll pass along your post as feedback to our development teams; however, the following troubleshooting steps typically resolve any issues with the biometrics function on our app.
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2. As you mentioned, toggling off your Face ID in the app, relaunching the app, and then turning Face ID back on
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I'm sorry to hear you're running into this, and I appreciate you sharing the steps you've tried already.
A few more troubleshooting steps you can take include ensuring you have browser extensions turned off and that you are not using a VPN. You can also try restarting your device.
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In the meantime, our Customer Service team is available 24/7 if you need to access your account. We hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend.

I’ve been building and refining this strategy for a while now, and I’d really appreciate feedback from traders who have more experience than I do.
I’m not looking for validation or for people to tell me it’s amazing. I want honest criticism. If you think something is flawed, too subjective, overfit, or likely to fail in live markets, please tell me why. I’d rather find weaknesses now than after putting real money behind it.
The goal was to create a strategy that’s as objective and repeatable as possible. Every time I noticed a mistake or inconsistency while backtesting, I tried to turn it into a rule instead of relying on intuition.
Market & Session
● Market: NQ/MNQ Futures
● Trading Session: New York Open (9:30–11:30 AM ET)
● Maximum of 2 trades per day
● No revenge trading
Key Levels
Before the session starts I mark:
● Previous Day High (PDH)
● Previous Day Low (PDL)
● Overnight High (ONH)
● Overnight Low (ONL)
● Opening Range High (ORH)
● Opening Range Low (ORL)
These are the liquidity levels I’m interested in.
Core Idea
I’m trying to trade after liquidity has been taken—not before.
Instead of predicting direction, I wait for evidence that one side has actually lost control.
Long Setup
1. Price sweeps a significant low (PDL, ONL, ORL, etc.).
2. Buyers reject the sweep and reclaim the level.
3. Sellers attempt a counterattack but fail within roughly 3–5 candles.
4. Price creates a clear bullish displacement candle.
5. That displacement leaves behind a bullish Fair Value Gap (FVG).
6. Price retraces into the FVG.
7. Enter long.
8. Stop goes below the structure that created the displacement.
9. Target the next major liquidity level.
Short Setup
Exactly the opposite.
1. Sweep of a significant high.
2. Sellers reclaim the level.
3. Buyers fail to regain control.
4. Bearish displacement.
5. Bearish FVG.
6. Retrace into FVG.
7. Enter short.
8. Stop above structure.
9. Target lower liquidity.
My Current Definitions
Sweep
Price takes liquidity beyond an important high or low.
Rejection
Price quickly rejects the sweep and closes back in favor of the opposite direction.
Failed Counterattack
The side that just lost control cannot regain momentum within about 3–5 candles.
Change in Control
I currently define this as the opposing side proving it has taken control after the failed counterattack, rather than simply reacting off liquidity.
Displacement
This is probably the most subjective part of the strategy.
Right now I define it as a strong impulsive candle that:
● Breaks structure.
● Creates an obvious Fair Value Gap.
● Prevents the opposing side from immediately making a new higher high or lower low.
● Shows enough momentum that the other side struggles to reverse it.
I’m still refining this definition and would especially appreciate feedback here.
Fair Value Gap Rules
● Must be created by displacement.
● Must occur after the liquidity sweep.
● Entry only happens on the retracement into the FVG.
● If the setup becomes invalid before entry, I skip the trade.
Trade Management
● Risk 1% per trade.
● Maximum daily loss of 2%.
● Maximum 2 trades per day.
● Move stop to breakeven once the trade has proven itself.
● Scale partials depending on market conditions.
● Primary target is the next liquidity pool.
What I’d Like Feedback On
● Does this seem logically sound?
● Am I overfitting what I’m seeing in replay?
● Which rules are still too subjective?
● What market conditions would likely break this strategy?
● What filters would you add or remove?
● Are there any obvious weaknesses I’m missing?
● If you traded something similar, what did you learn?
I appreciate anyone willing to read through all of this. Even if you completely disagree with the approach, I’d rather hear constructive criticism than false confidence.

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Thanks for following up with us and trying those troubleshooting steps.
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Welcome to the sub! We appreciate you taking the time to post your questions here.
In short, you can convert your traditional 401(k) either through a direct rollover to a Roth IRA or by rolling funds over to a traditional or rollover IRA, and then converting to a Roth IRA. One consideration you'll want to keep in mind is the fact that conversions are taxable events, and any amount you convert is added to your taxable income for the year. I’ll provide a link below with step-by-step instructions for rolling over your workplace plan if you decide you'd like to proceed. Under Step 1, you can click on “Which IRA should you consider for your rollover?” for more information on which account type may be best for your situation.
[How to roll over an old 401(k) to an IRA](https://www.fidelity.com/retirement-ira/401k-rollover-ira-steps)
With that said, clients typically have a few other choices available regarding an old employer's plan. I'll share an additional resource, which breaks down these choices and their potential impacts.
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That’s weird, I use Schwab and only trade spx, settled at 4pm ET. The monthlies have and AM and PM version, but otherwise they are always settled in the afternoon of expiry

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