Join Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista as they explore the nuances of trading zero days to expiration (0 DTE) options. Discover which days of the week yield the best trading outcomes and how to effectively sell options at the market open. They encourage active trading and share insights on upcoming live events and educational opportunities.

Join Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista as they explore the nuances of trading zero days to expiration (0 DTE) options. Discover which days of the week yield the best trading outcomes and how to effectively sell options at the market open. They encourage active trading and share insights on upcoming live events and educational opportunities.

Sahil (Baby Shark) presented a slightly bearish strangle on Nike (NKE) with July 52.5/70 strikes at approximately 18 delta. The stock was up about $1 with earnings expected June 26. Tom adjusted the strikes to 55/70, showing a more bullish outlook.

Gad offered a short iron condor on First Solar (FSLR) with July 140/130/200/210 strikes. With the stock down $5, Tom adjusted to 135/125/195/205, noting the high IV rank of 61 but warning about potentially difficult fills.

Kai suggested a TLT strangle with July 78/89 strikes, planning to eventually convert to a short put. Tom adjusted to 80/89 strikes for a slightly more bullish position, though he criticized TLT as being "too cheap" on premium.

Dr. Data traded a short put in PEP. Dang is he awesome.

Julia had an idea in Apple (AAPL) with an iron condor with July 180/170/225/235 strikes, citing "trust issues" in the market. The defined-risk position offered $246 credit for $750 buying power. Tom modified to 175/165/225/235.

Sahil (Baby Shark) presented a slightly bearish strangle on Nike (NKE) with July 52.5/70 strikes at approximately 18 delta. The stock was up about $1 with earnings expected June 26. Tom adjusted the strikes to 55/70, showing a more bullish outlook.

Gad offered a short iron condor on First Solar (FSLR) with July 140/130/200/210 strikes. With the stock down $5, Tom adjusted to 135/125/195/205, noting the high IV rank of 61 but warning about potentially difficult fills.

Kai suggested a TLT strangle with July 78/89 strikes, planning to eventually convert to a short put. Tom adjusted to 80/89 strikes for a slightly more bullish position, though he criticized TLT as being "too cheap" on premium.

Dr. Data traded a short put in PEP. Dang is he awesome.

Julia had an idea in Apple (AAPL) with an iron condor with July 180/170/225/235 strikes, citing "trust issues" in the market. The defined-risk position offered $246 credit for $750 buying power. Tom modified to 175/165/225/235.

S&P 500 futures recovered from early weakness, climbing from $5,828 to $5,876 after hitting session lows around 7 a.m. Central time. The index now trades down just $4 after being down $30 earlier. Russell 2000 remains the weakest major index, followed by the Dow.

Volatility ticked up 7 cents to 21.02 as markets consolidated recent losses. Treasury bonds traded near 110, hitting lows not seen in quite some time. Bitcoin surged $2,800 to $111,845, while oil dropped 92 cents and gold fell $9.70.

For FedEx (FDX) bulls targeting $250, wide call spreads offer defined risk with better than 1:1 payoff potential. A July 210/250 call spread at around $14 presents a simple solution without the complexity of zebras or butterflies.

S&P 500 futures recovered from early weakness, climbing from $5,828 to $5,876 after hitting session lows around 7 a.m. Central time. The index now trades down just $4 after being down $30 earlier. Russell 2000 remains the weakest major index, followed by the Dow.

Volatility ticked up 7 cents to 21.02 as markets consolidated recent losses. Treasury bonds traded near 110, hitting lows not seen in quite some time. Bitcoin surged $2,800 to $111,845, while oil dropped 92 cents and gold fell $9.70.

For FedEx (FDX) bulls targeting $250, wide call spreads offer defined risk with better than 1:1 payoff potential. A July 210/250 call spread at around $14 presents a simple solution without the complexity of zebras or butterflies.