I’m only an hour into the trading day, and it’s been quite a party so far. I have ramped up from medium-aggressive to hot & heavy, taking advantage of this morning’s ceasefire strength.

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I’m only an hour into the trading day, and it’s been quite a party so far. I have ramped up from medium-aggressive to hot & heavy, taking advantage of this morning’s ceasefire strength.

Well, for anyone who lost sleep over my SPY $660 put options, it worked out great with a nearly overnight doubling. Below I’ve marked where I bought them with green arrows. I bought my first block (intending it to be the entire position), but after that lying sack o’ shit Bibi did his ridiculous “all is well” press conference and blasted markets higher, I threw caution to the win and DOUBLED the size of the position. The red arrows marked the places where I sold ’em off, fast as a sumbitch. HUZZAH!

They aren’t making this easy for us, are they? Looking at the past few trading days, we’ve got a triple-black diamond level of challenges in this chart, because in just a matter of days we had:

It’s a good thing I slept through this.
Below, on the /ES, the market climbed for much of the night for no particular reason. Yesterday we broke out above resistance, and overnight the market bested even that insanity, egging the bulls on based on assurances from their dizzy leader that the war is “over.” It would have been a dismal sight for your dear friend Tim.

I am loathe to cover anything these days, but I went ahead and took 30%+ profits on my Munro (MNRO) short, even though it was falling practically every day. I gave myself the excuse that it was getting close to its price gap, but between you and me, I’m probably going to regret this.
