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Agreed, that’s the cleanest way to put it: the stop being smaller than the noise is what hurts, not the volatility itself. Today was a decent live test of your gold rule. October payrolls came in at 165k vs 65k expected, a big beat, and the move happened almost all in 8:30-9:00. The 9:00 candle closed well below the pre-release range, so your filter would have flagged the 9-10 hour, but the retest never came: gold topped around 4050 that hour, under the pre-release low near 4055. The whole 9-10 ET hour was about $21, actually below a normal 9-10 hour (\~$28). USDJPY’s was 22 pips, basically a normal day (19). So one release where “reliably wider” didn’t hold, for gold or the yen. It doesn’t move the median much (the yen’s 9-10 median over 11 reports is still \~52 pips vs 19), but it’s a good argument for your approach: a smaller size costs you little on a quiet day like today, while a widened stop would have bought room you didn’t need.

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From approximately 10 AM to 11 ET my TOS desktop has been completely nonfunctional: executions aren’t executed. cannot execute orders cannot control risk or take profits. I took videos and photos of everything throughout the process. I called TOS 30 minutes ago they told me to clear my cache and cookies which I did twice. Although I had already done it last week, so I don’t think that was the issue. 45 minutes later I’m still waiting for their call back to resolve this. I restarted the computer I restarted thinkorswim three times and nothing has solve this issue. It seems like an internal Schwab problem because my Internet is 700/700 Mbps all morning hard Ethernet connection. this is completely unacceptable. Been trading IREN and my orders on open weren’t filling, they had multiple second delays, but then they would fill and I was trading well and then TOS just stopped working, orders are completely glitchy and nonfunctional. So can’t trade. At least made $ before this happened. But then lost half my gains when couldn’t exit position due to this error.

BTC didn't dump overnight. It broke at 9:30 ET, the minute US stocks opened, because crypto is just a leveraged bet on a rotting macro economy.

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I've been testing a simple 0DTE idea: by mid-morning SPX has usually picked a direction, so sell premium on the other side of it and size the distance using the ATM straddle. Rules: \- Record SPX at the 9:30 ET open \- At 10:30 ET, compare spot to the open \- Price the ATM straddle (call mid + put mid at the strike nearest spot) \- Distance = 1.25 × straddle mid \- SPX above the open: sell a put credit spread. Short put at the strike nearest spot minus distance, long put 50 points lower \- SPX below the open: sell a call credit spread. Short call at the strike nearest spot plus distance, long call 50 points higher \- Flat: no trade that day \- All legs need a real two-sided quote (bid > 0, ask > 0) and have to be SPXW \- 1 contract, limit order with a slippage allowance. If it hasn't filled in 10 minutes, cancel it \- No stop and no profit target. Hold to cash settlement I backtested Nov 2022 to Nov 2026 on minute-level options data with $100k starting capital: \- 52.4% total return (11.1% CAGR) \- 7.6% max drawdown \- 702 trades Backtest: [https://stratverra.com/s/94OO\_s8LTMK8cPtv4zcmng](https://stratverra.com/s/94OO_s8LTMK8cPtv4zcmng) **What would you change first: add a stop for afternoon reversals, move the entry time, or use a different multiple than 1.25× the straddle?​** I'm happy to run any of those and post the results in the comments.

**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 11W - 4L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NOK** | $7.77 (above) | $7.69 | +1.0% | Sat 9:41 AM ET |

Reminder: Sunday, Dec 6 at 9PM ET, NDQ will expand trading of U.S. equities to 23 hours/day, 5 days/week.

**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 1W - 2L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** | $750.00 (above) | $734.41 | +2.1% | Fri, Nov 20, 8:11 AM ET |

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I think it already happened at 7:30 ET. Perhaps more noteworthy: Elon Musk will attend a virtual fireside chat today with Ron Baron at the 33rd Annual Baron Investment Conference (held in NYC at Lincoln Center). It is scheduled for 1:10 p.m. ET and will stream live on the @BaronCapital X account. It is not a CNBC broadcast.

**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 2W - 4L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **USO** | $154.00 (above) | $148.92 | +3.4% | Fri, Nov 13, 7:20 AM ET |

Yes 8:30a ET

**BanBet Created** ▲ | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **UBER** | $72.00 (above) | $68.67 | +4.8% | Sun, Dec 6, 5:45 AM ET |

For my portfolio, only WM, PEP, BTI and MPLX finished in the green. MO, FMX, SCHD, VYMI, KO, CVX, CNQ, EOG, ET, EPD, and MARUY were down but less than 2%. My tech got it the worst. \- huh, I just realized O hung in there alright. Interesting.

Censored/deleted by moderator post https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1xoc10x/gamestop_has_discretion_to_accept_late_warrant/ by u/Just_Flash titled "GameStop has discretion to accept late warrant exercises!" stated: > "There's something in the original warrant agreement that deserves some attention. > > SECTION 3.04(d) > > GameStop's warrant agreement explicitly gives the company SOLE AND ABSOLUTE DISCRETION to accept and honour otherwise valid warrant exercises submitted after the applicable deadline. > > The expiration date has passed, but the agreement contains a provision giving GameStop the ability to accept late exercises, with no specific post expiration cutoff period. > > GameStop retains discretion over whether to honour late exercises. > > So before writing off those warrants, make sure and have a look at > > SECTION 3.04(d)" Moderators censored/deleted the post claiming 'misinformation' ---- Querying some AI, I see responses suggesting: - (Brave Search AI) The post is accurate. Section 3.04(d) of GameStop's October 7, 2025 Warrant Agreement (Exhibit 4.1) states: > "Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, any otherwise valid exercise of a Warrant submitted after any applicable deadline for exercise may, in the sole and absolute discretion of the Company, be accepted and honored. The Company's decision with respect to any such exercise shall be determinative." This means that while unexercised warrants technically expire worthless at 5:00 p.m. ET on October 30, 2026, GameStop retains the unilateral right to accept and honor late exercises. The provision grants the company "sole and absolute discretion" with no specified post-expiration cutoff period, making their decision on any such exercise final and binding. - (Google Gemini) The claim made in the deleted Reddit post is factually accurate regarding the text of the contract. According to GameStop's official Warrant Agreement filed with the SEC, Section 3.04(d) explicitly grants the company the legal flexibility to accept late submissions. > “(d) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, any otherwise valid exercise of a Warrant submitted after any applicable deadline for exercise may, in the sole and absolute discretion of the Company, be accepted and honored. The Company's decision with respect to any such exercise shall be determinative.” - SEC.gov [https://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326380/000132638025000091/projectgenesis-ex41xwarran.htm] Key Takeaways & Context - The Provision Exists: The text in the deleted post accurately quotes the legal provision. GameStop does possess the "sole and absolute discretion" to accept a late warrant exercise if they choose to do so. - Discretion vs. Obligation: While this clause gives GameStop the legal right to honor late exercises, it does not oblige them to do so. It is entirely up to the company's management whether they want to accommodate late submissions. - Official Reminders: In all official company communications leading up to the deadline, GameStop and the NYSE explicitly warned investors that any warrants not exercised by 5:00 p.m. New York City time on October 30, 2026, would "expire worthless". - The "Notice of Guaranteed Delivery" Cutoff: GameStop did offer a brief structured accommodation via a Notice of Guaranteed Delivery [https://investor.gamestop.com/news-releases/news-details/2026/GameStop-Reminds-Holders-of-October-30-2026-Warrant-Expiration-Date/default.aspx], which allowed physical delivery of the warrants to be extended until November 2, 2026—but only if the notice and cash payment were still submitted before the October 30 deadline. While the post's citation of the legal paperwork is entirely true, relying on Section 3.04(d) carries total uncertainty since the decision rests entirely behind closed doors with GameStop's corporate board. - (Claude AI) The claim checks out. I pulled the Warrant Agreement itself (Exhibit 4.1 to GameStop’s October 7, 2025 8-K on SEC EDGAR), and Section 3.04(d) says what the post describes. Notwithstanding anything else in the agreement, GameStop may, in its “sole and absolute discretion,” accept and honor an otherwise valid exercise submitted after a deadline, and its decision on any such exercise is determinative. Section 3.04(c), which voids exercises after the Expiration Date, is expressly made subject to 3.04(d). The post’s framing needs some qualification, though. - It’s an option for the company, not a right for holders. The clause says the company “may” accept a late exercise. Nobody can demand one. - There’s no stated cutoff, as the post says. The clause doesn’t limit how late is too late. - “Otherwise valid” probably still means paying. A late exercise would presumably still need the exercise notice, delivery of the warrants, and the $32 per warrant payment. The clause waives the deadline, not the other requirements. - It sits awkwardly with Section 3.03, which says a warrant terminates and becomes void at the close of business on the Expiration Date. The “notwithstanding anything to the contrary” language in 3.04(d) probably overrides that, but that’s a legal question I can’t settle. GameStop’s public statements point the other way. Its 8-K says the warrants expired at 5:00 p.m. New York time on October 30, 2026, and its October 19 press release said unexercised warrants will expire worthless. It also allowed a Notice of Guaranteed Delivery as an accommodation, but stated that the Notice does not extend the exercise deadline. I found no filing announcing that late exercises will be accepted. The warrants have also been delisted, and issuing shares would depend on the shelf registration, so there are practical obstacles. So the provision is real and worth knowing about, but it doesn’t mean the warrants are still live. Any late exercise would depend entirely on GameStop choosing to allow it. If you held warrants and tried to exercise, you could ask GameStop Investor Relations (ir@gamestop.com) or Computershare in writing whether the company intends to use its 3.04(d) discretion. A securities attorney could tell you whether you have any other recourse. I’m not a lawyer or financial advisor, so treat this as a reading of the document, not advice. ---- Basically, at the very least, moderators should not have censored/deleted the post, but additionally, moderators should not have declared that the post was misinformation.

Hi u/SprinklesFresh5122, That’s exactly right, funds in the self-custody (Web3) wallet are separate from your Exchange wallet, so you won’t see them in your portfolio until you move them over. Here’s the full path: **1. Move it to your Exchange wallet:** Open the Web3 wallet → tap Send on the asset → paste your Exchange wallet deposit address → confirm the transaction and network fee. **2. Sell it for USD:** Once it lands in your Exchange wallet, go to Buy Crypto → select Sell → choose the asset → enter the USD amount → Preview Sell → confirm. **3. Withdraw the USD to your bank:** Your bank account must be linked and verified. Go to Wallet → select USD → enter amount → choose your bank → submit. * ACH: typically one to five business days * Wire: $100 minimum, two to five business days One important note: always double-check the receiving address in step 1 before confirming, crypto transfers can’t be reversed once sent. If you run into any trouble along the way, [support.binance.us/en/](http://support.binance.us/en/) can walk you through it directly, live agents are available seven days a week, 6am to Midnight ET. — Binance.US Support

https://preview.redd.it/bsf7rlfdwwzh1.png?width=1789&format=png&auto=webp&s=1dc966cd31a14685d8c72a45b1857c7f54dc4f12 **📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)** **8:30 AM** | MAIN: Jobs report — Non-Farm Employment Change: Forecast 65K, Previous 29K; Unemployment Rate: Forecast 4.2%, Previous 4.2%; Average Hourly Earnings m/m: Forecast 0.3%, Previous 0.1%. **10:00 AM** | SECONDARY: Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment: Forecast 48.1, Previous 48.0; Prelim UoM Inflation Expectations: Previous 4.7%. ⚠️ For informational purposes only. Not financial advice. 📌 #NFP #JobsReport #Unemployment #ConsumerSentiment #InflationExpectations

**BanBet Created** ▲ | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **OXY** | $60.00 (above) | $56.42 | +6.3% | Thu, Nov 12, 10:09 PM ET |

Sure. The filter is the part that matters, the entry is almost trivial. Before the NY open I mark the prior day's value area high and low, plus the overnight high and low. If we open inside the value area, I only take shorts at the upper edge and longs at the lower edge. If we open outside it and then close back in, I flip to the other side. If the open lands right in the middle, no trade — which is more often than people expect. Entry is a sweep of the overnight high or low that closes back inside on the 1-minute. Stop two points beyond the sweep, target the value area edge. If price hasn't left within three candles, I'm out. One trade per session, gold only, NY open to 11:00 ET. No Asian session, and nothing within a few minutes of news. Code it and tell me what the win rate comes out at on your data — I'd rather see that than argue about it.

The yen result probably isn't about the yen. 53 pips at 158 is about a third of a percent of price, while 25 pips on EURUSD is under a quarter, and gold's 47 dollars is more than a percent of its own price. Rank them by percent of price and gold is the outlier, USDJPY is second. That changes how you size the hour, not which pair is dangerous. On my side it's one no-trade window for everything from 8:30 to 9:00, then the 9-10 hour only if the 9:00 candle closes outside the pre-NFP range. If it does, I take the retest rather than the breakout. On gold I halve size for that hour, because the stop that fits a normal 9 ET hour sits inside the median NFP range — that's your 20 pips inside 53 problem, and halving size is cheaper than doubling the stop. Do you count the 8-9 hour in the risk budget at all, or does your daily loss cap only start once the release is done?

**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 1W - 1L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SOXL** | $50.00 (above) | $40.87 | +22.3% | Fri 9:20 PM ET |