Tom and Tony tackle viewer submissions from Milwaukee to South Australia while Tom shares his incredible Cadence Design founder story from an $11 Vegas encounter to today's $370 stock price! Watch them navigate wide bid-ask spreads and execute Tom's "super bear" Netflix combo trade while debating ENPH's brutal 6-day losing streak hitting new lows.

Witness real money moves on 8 out of 10 diverse tickers - successfully trading JOBY (put spread), KSS (broken wing butterfly), MSFT (weekly strangle), ETHA (September strangle), NFLX (bearish call spread plus naked put), LULU (naked puts on beaten-down stock), APP (put spread adjustment), ENPH (bullish diagonal), and NVO (naked puts into earnings) while missing fills on wide-market CDNS. From helicopter stocks to luxury athleisure, this episode showcases diverse strategies with legendary trading stories!

Tom and Tony tackle viewer submissions from Milwaukee to South Australia while Tom shares his incredible Cadence Design founder story from an $11 Vegas encounter to today's $370 stock price! Watch them navigate wide bid-ask spreads and execute Tom's "super bear" Netflix combo trade while debating ENPH's brutal 6-day losing streak hitting new lows.

Witness real money moves on 8 out of 10 diverse tickers - successfully trading JOBY (put spread), KSS (broken wing butterfly), MSFT (weekly strangle), ETHA (September strangle), NFLX (bearish call spread plus naked put), LULU (naked puts on beaten-down stock), APP (put spread adjustment), ENPH (bullish diagonal), and NVO (naked puts into earnings) while missing fills on wide-market CDNS. From helicopter stocks to luxury athleisure, this episode showcases diverse strategies with legendary trading stories!

In this Tasty Bites segment, Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista discuss non-equity ETFs for smaller accounts. They highlight potential regulatory changes that could lower the pattern day trading limit from $25,000 to $2,000, enhancing trading flexibility. The speakers emphasize the liquidity and correlation of various commodity and bond products, such as GDX and XLU, which are suitable for small accounts. They also introduce micro futures like MCL, emphasizing their accessibility and lack of pattern day trading restrictions, making them viable for lower-capital traders.

In this Tasty Bites segment, Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista discuss non-equity ETFs for smaller accounts. They highlight potential regulatory changes that could lower the pattern day trading limit from $25,000 to $2,000, enhancing trading flexibility. The speakers emphasize the liquidity and correlation of various commodity and bond products, such as GDX and XLU, which are suitable for small accounts. They also introduce micro futures like MCL, emphasizing their accessibility and lack of pattern day trading restrictions, making them viable for lower-capital traders.