| | | | Hiding beneath the noise of AI disruptions and sudden, sharp moves in the market lies a phenomenon that’s driving some of the biggest and most repetitive moves in stocks.
We’ve come to know this phenomenon as a Free Ride…
And they are so powerful that elite researchers at MIT, Stanford, Princeton, Vanderbilt, the WSJ, and the SEC have funded several studies.
The Free Rides set in when the Market Makers move to hedge their losing trades.
Because you know when you buy or sell an option, the market makers take the other end.
And when the positions start to move against these powerful players…
They move to cover their losses, piling in millions of dollars to send the stock in the direction it’s moving.
That kind of weight gives birth to the Free Rides we mentioned.
And stocks have shown to soar higher in just a matter of hours…
Like with Kohl’s, a while back when over 5,000 call contracts were active.
And when the open positions started to move against the market makers…
They piled in with their millions to push the stock in the direction of the move, and in an hour KSS shot up like a spaceship enough to return 33% in 61 minutes.
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