Don and I have a bet…
…a little wager, if you will, on the outcome of the Supreme Court tariff decision.
Consider it our own little TheoTRADE Polymarket.
We live in a wondrous time when you can wager on everything from the return of Jesus to the length of a press conference; it only seems appropriate.
Yet, I can't help but wonder whether the wanton gambling combine with what feels like a global board game of Risk signals a top in the market.
I remember the dotcom mania and housing bubble clearly. Both ended badly.
Is that about to happen to us now?
Jeff Bierman thinks we could be just a few short weeks away.
And he's built a convincing case to support his argument.
I won't give away all the details, but it starts with General Mills (GIS) and ends with a market crash.
For now, I'm going to use the lessons I picked up from Don on how to trade 0DTE options to parlay that $20 I plan to take off him into a fortune… hopefully.
Jordan Schneir
Editorial Director, TheoTRADE
P.S. 0DTE isn't just about quick hits. It's about taking calculated risk while everyone else gambles. Don's upcoming Masterclass starts Thursday. This is your last chance to get in before it closes.
Click Here to Reserve Your Spot in the 0DTE Masterclass
Don Kaufman: I Had the Quick Exit Today (And Didn't Take It)
I had a 70% probability setup. The market gave me exactly what I expected. Then handed me an easy exit for quick profit.
And I just... sat there.
Not because I'm bleeding out or anything dramatic. It's a one lot. I'll be fine.
But it's the principle of the thing.
I know better. And I still didn't pull the trigger.
Here's what happened.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Don's article.
Brandon Chapman: PEW: A Live Squeeze Has Begun
Someone just forced market makers to buy millions of dollars in a stock they didn't want.
The price is already moving big.
You'll probably read about it tomorrow. But Ghost Prints followers got started today.
If you missed the fireworks, that's too bad. But the show isn't over.
Let me help you see what comes next.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Brandon's article.
Gianni Di Poce: How Terminal Warfare Impacts Your Portfolio
The indices are hitting new highs. The real story, however, is the battle raging underneath the surface.
This week, the Dow, S&P 500, and Russell 2000 all reached new all-time highs. The Nasdaq continues to lag behind.
These mixed signals reveal something important about the current market environment.
Since the start of the fourth quarter, healthcare has been the top-performing sector. This matters because healthcare is considered a defensive sector.
Defensive sectors tend to outperform when investors are cautious. They provide stability rather than explosive growth.
This defensive leadership explains why the market's rise has felt sluggish despite the new highs.
But that dynamic may be shifting.
The Trinity Terminal has been detecting major changes at the individual stock level. These changes are happening across multiple sectors, and they deserve your attention.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Gianni's article.
Jeff Bierman: Making Money Too Fast is a Problem
One of the members…well…he had made too much money too fast.
I know that doesn't sound like a problem. But, he overleveraged on momentum names that could gap down 5% overnight.
I have watched traders like him blow up for 39 years. They swing for the fences every time.
One bad pitch and they strike out of the business entirely.
You hit home runs. We hit singles. Together, we make a great baseball team.
This weekend, I want to talk about the lesson that took me almost four decades to understand.
The one that lets me hit the pillow at night and fall asleep like that.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Jeff's article.
Blake Young: Planning Your Path to Trading Success
Two weeks ago, we talked about review. Today, we talk about planning ahead.
Review shows us where we've been. Planning shows us where we're going.
You can review what you did right and wrong all day long. But without a plan, you'll repeat your mistakes and forget to repeat your wins.
My son is working toward becoming a pilot. He's talented, coordinated, and sharp - the kind of kid I'd trust behind the wheel at 14 over his older brothers.
He has every natural gift to succeed. What he's missing is a concrete plan with deadlines.
He studies sporadically. Schedules flights here and there. He reviews what he got wrong and what he got right.
Progress? Sure. Consistent progress? No.
I told him something recently. Saying you want to fly freight isn't a plan. That's like saying you want to go to Disneyland.
It's an idea. A hope. Not a plan.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Blake's article.
Tony Rago: Look Left Before You Click
Tuesday morning, price descended into the 26 on the NQ.
My finger hovered over the buy button.
But before I pulled the trigger, I did what I always do…
I looked left.
No prior test from above. No green bar acting as a wall. This was the first test in the flow of price action.
I bought the 26. Price ripped to the 33. We trailed our stops and rode it all the way to the 50 for a 24-point winner.
That single habit made the difference between a textbook setup and a coin flip.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Tony's article.
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