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| Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires |
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| **PLTR** | $200.00 (above) | $188.78 | +5.9% | Sun, Oct 18, 5:19 PM ET |

Huge fan of SCHD.
I just toss money into it each month and then buy more AAPL, GOOG, AMZN, and ET.

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Good morning.
Getting right to it, the toggle to place a trade for extended hours trading appears only during those hours on the trade ticket. Just so you’re aware, 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. The indicators in your screenshots are “time in force” (TIF). This refers only to how long you’d like your order to attempt to be filled before it executes or expires. This won’t automatically route your order to extended hours markets.
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**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 41W - 6L
| Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires |
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| **RKLB** | $77.65 (above) | $73.95 | +5.0% | Sun, Oct 11, 9:36 AM ET |

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| Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires |
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| **AMZN** | $226.03 (below) | $251.15 | -10.0% | Fri 7:42 AM ET |

**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 0W - 2L
| Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires |
|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
| **SPY** | $781.00 (above) | $769.64 | +1.5% | Wed 6:56 AM ET |

Thanks, both are useful suggestions. A fixed 10:00 ET entry test would help us
measure how sensitive the result is to the opening-price assumption. I would
interpret that as execution sensitivity rather than a binary test of whether the
edge exists: even a genuine edge can be difficult to capture at a particular time.
Our historical source is daily-only, so we cannot honestly manufacture a 10:00
fill from it. We'd need timestamped coverage of the actual names, including
delisted and thinly traded stocks, and a stated treatment of missing prints.
Dropping names without intraday coverage could remove exactly the difficult cases.
We can also record opening and 10:00 quotes during forward execution checks.
Since the original post, we have completed the liquidity-bucket cost exercise.
Using higher assumed costs for less-liquid stocks reduced CAGR from 12.73% to
9.89% in the earlier block and from 23.93% to 20.65% in the later block. Those
are cost assumptions, not measured historical spreads. Combining the middle cost
schedule with activity and participation restrictions gave 9.82% and 19.14%; a
severe combined stress fell slightly below SPY in both blocks. Costs clearly matter.
Corwin–Schultz looks worth checking as an additional spread proxy. We'd use only
completed prior-day data and handle zero-volume, stale-price and invalid-estimate
cases explicitly. It would inform a sensitivity test, not establish executable
quotes or available size. Do you know a reasonably priced intraday source that
actually covers this sort of historical US small-cap/OTC universe?

I've been picking up shares of O for a month. 6% yield now, and issued monthly, gimme that all day. Same with ET - they haven't lost as much in a month as O, but their yield is over 6.6% now and they just print money all day.
As for the posted list? I'm not a fan of retail consumer stuff, which a lot of this is, no interest in any of them.

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If you have another explanation for why Bitcoin's price will suddenly start moving Monday 9:30am ET I'd love to hear it.

Yes, you can (or could have at least).
You’re right that the *default* is that brokers won’t have auto-exercised $25C’s because market closed at $24.70.
But remember that you’re technically allowed to exercise options no matter what the underlying price is. And most brokers give you 15-90 minutes after market close on the expiry date to opt in to exercising anyway. You just have to call in to tell them to do so.
So for yesterday, after you saw the price spike at 4:57pm ET, you could have called your broker and told them to exercise your $25C’s.

| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires |
|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|
| **GOOGL** ▲ | $365.00 (above) | $340.74 | $343.11 | +7.1% | Tue, Oct 13, 6:55 PM ET |
| **Record** | 0W - 2L | 0% | - | - | - |

I think a few interesting ones are:

1/14/27: Bank Robbery, Joker with the cat mask
12/16/26: Green reverse uno card
10/9/26: ET returning home
10/9/26: Forest Gump, and so you ran
10/9/26: It's miraculous .. these are originals?
10/9/26: What's in the box?
10/9/26: Butch Cassidy robbing the bank
10/5/26: Meme stocks return

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Adding to what you said:
You can call your broker to mark/unmark your options as “do not exercise” at any time before they expire. The surprise here is that you can also change it for while longer *after* market close.
This can be strategically useful, case in point yesterday. GME closed at $24.70 (4pm ET) but hit $25.22 by 5:07pm.
So say you had $24.5C’s that you marked as DNE (e.g. because you didn’t want to carry the risk over the weekend for tiny gains). But after seeing the action at 4:57pm-5:07pm you could have called them to exercise instead.
Beware that the cutoff for your specific broker might be earlier than 5:30pm ET.

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In an effort to isolate and focus on variables that play into the upcoming press release, I asked Gemini – What is noteworthy about this particular event announcement? Aspects that are out of place or unique? 
My biggest question after assessing all this info is – ***Are we to expect material news prior to Oct 7th?!?!?***
Evaluating this press release in the context of typical corporate investor relations norms reveals several noteworthy, unusual, and unique elements:
# 1. Separation of Questions from the Q3 Earnings Call (The "Two-Step" Format)
* **What is unusual:** Companies rarely hold a live "business update and question session" a month before Q3 earnings, where questions asked during *this* call are deferred to be answered later on the actual Q3 earnings call. (Hmmm, sounds like this meeting mmight address SEC requirements).
* **The Structural Read:** Gathering questions in early October but holding responses for the official earnings call suggests management wants a controlled way to poll shareholder sentiment and catalog specific concerns regarding revenue, burn rate, or commercial timeline execution before finalizing their formal earnings presentation script. (could this be due to the new 8% shareholder?).
# 2. Live Market-Hours Scheduling
* **What is unusual:** Public companies almost always hold business updates, fireside chats, or earnings calls **before market open or after market close** to prevent intraday stock volatility. Scheduling a live leadership conference at **1:00 PM ET during active market hours** is relatively uncommon unless accompanied by a major, previously disclosed material event. (Will we get material news prior to Oct 7th?!?!?)
# 3. C-Suite Introduction / Alignment Reset
* **What is unique:** The session brings together CEO Glen DeVos alongside newly appointed executives CFO Christine Chambers (appointed August 2026) and CCO James Byun (appointed July 2026).
* **The Strategic Context:** Coming off a summer filled with corporate restructuring—including the reverse stock split, launching MicroVision Semiconductor, and pivoting Scantinel's IP into AI data center photonics—this setup functions as a formal "meet the new team" platform to articulate a consolidated commercial story directly from the new executive team.
# 4. Setting Pre-Earnings Expectations
* **Why it matters:** Putting revenue, operating expense expectations, and business outlook directly on the agenda for a pre-earnings call indicates leadership is trying to manage market expectations early. By establishing a narrative around commercial progress across their newer pillars (defense, semiconductors, and data centers), management can frame the upcoming Q3 numbers within a broader strategic horizon.