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Morning Market Notes 07-28-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Ze pamp continues after the U.S. tariffs deal with the EU. This week is full of important data prints, a rates decision, and Q2 earnings — but nothing on deck for today. Let’s have a sesh. New: 0DTHERO AI - The Missing Piece You

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Morning Market Notes 07-25-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ There’s some downside flow leftover on $SPY from yesterday’s session, and the major index-related ETFs seem exhausted. 6400 $SPX is the major level above, and seems like an ideal spot to open shorts intraday. Do we get there today? We shall see. Let’

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Morning Market Notes 07-24-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ $GOOGL did well, and $TSLA dumped after lousy (as usual) numbers, which brings a smile to my face. Today, stronK signals only. Let’s have a sesh. New: 0DTHERO AI - The Missing Piece You nail the technicals. You spot the setups. But what'

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Morning Market Notes 07-23-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Apparently August 1 is now August 12 — a new tariff deadline is on the table between the US and China. BESSENT ON TARIFFS AUG 12 DEADLINE AND CHINA: WILL BE IN TALKS MONDAY AND TUESDAY BESSENT ON TARIFFS AUG 12 DEADLINE AND CHINA: WILL LIKELY

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Morning Market Notes 07-22-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ The quick selloff from ATHs yesterday was all over 0DTHERO's flow before the move even happened, which is nice. There’s still a lot of leftover downside fuel on $SPY options that usually gets hedged a day or two later, so we’ll

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Morning Market Notes 07-21-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Technicals are all over the place, giving no edge to anything at the moment. We’re seeing an increase in gamma at the 6000 $SPX level after OPEX, so it’ll be interesting to see how we move into August. There are several gap levels

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Weekly market calendar: Jul. 21-25, 2025

Hey traders, Here’s what’s on the radar for this week’s market events: The first important Q2 earnings are upon us this week (because who cares about $NFLX anyway). $GOOGL and $TSLA report on Wednesday after hours and will start to set the tone for the quarter. Besides

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Morning Market Notes 07-18-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ What a time to be alive. We’re opening above 6300 SPX today (most likely). And it’s OPEX day — don’t forget that. On Tuesday, after the CPI print, we noted: CPI came in line, slightly cold if you strip food and energy. All

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Morning Market Notes 07-17-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ We’re playing a repeat of yesterday’s plan, with a minor difference. If we consolidate 6250 $SPX again as support, odds are we retest 6300. The opposite is true — a break below with strength should give us a retest of 6200. Hopefully they don’

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Morning Market Notes 07-16-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ The narrative is slowly shifting — early rate cuts are off the table once again, and inflation seems to be upticking. VIX expires this morning ahead of the opening bell, so we’ll see if this pump gets faded right after, as the market pushes to

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Morning Market Notes 07-15-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ NVIDIA predicts the approval to sell H20 GPU to China again, — FinancialJuice (@financialjuice) July 15, 2025 Jensen Huang dropped a gem last night, sending $NVDA flying and dragging the $SPX and $QQQ up with it. CPI came in line, slightly cold if you strip food

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Morning Market Notes 07-14-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Half of my feed is calling for a correction into EOM, the other half is calling for a melt-up. Which side’s gonna win? I don’t know. What I do know is my July puts died—and that was definitely the worst trade I’

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Morning Market Notes 07-11-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ We’re gapping down slightly on Trump’s 35% Canadian tariff letter. Seems more like an overreaction after the new ATHs set in yesterday’s session. Taking into consideration that the next couple of weeks are absolutely loaded with important data prints and the kickoff

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Morning Market Notes 07-09-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ 6200 on $SPX held its first test, and now we watch for a break above 6250 for a potential push toward 6300. On the other hand, the bear case is a break below 6200, which could bring some volatility back. Let’s have a sesh.

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Morning Market Notes 07-08-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ The spread guy is back, as you can see the crammed levels around 6260. The downside leg of this trade sits at 6190. I made a promise to myself that I wouldn’t trade when this guy is around, and I plan on keeping it

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Morning Market Notes 07-07-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Ze pamp continues toward 6300 — nothing’s stopped this train. With calls loaded in gamma, no reason stocks can’t push higher. No fighting the trend. Let’s have a sesh. "The Money Tree" Mindset RoyInSac (@0DTHERO community): "Like many beginners, I

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Morning Market Notes 07-02-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Spread guy isn’t around today. Does that mean this market can run? Not exactly. Tomorrow we’ve got big data prints on a short trading day. The only chance for these markets to move today is an accommodative setup for NFP, if there’s

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Morning Market Notes 06-30-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ It’s EOM flows day, and also EOQ, which should give us lots of action intraday. I’d like to see large price swings throughout the session — might even be worth playing the unc2.0 in these conditions. Let’s have a sesh. "The

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Morning Market Notes 06-27-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Last two sessions: 28 and 39-point range on $SPX. Boring. Today most likely won’t change that. This market keeps buying the dip—even if a nuclear strike goes off, apparently. Let's have a sesh. $30,000 Morning Following Flow 💰Xanlord @ 0DTHERO discord

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Morning Market Notes 06-26-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Jobless claims came in about in line with expectations, and we saw a slight GDP compression in the Q1 revision. Futures didn’t react harshly to the news, so we don’t expect much to change in today’s session. If yesterday’s price action

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Morning Market Notes 06-25-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ This week’s headlines destroyed all the technicals pointing to downside, thanks to two major events: 1) Israel-Iran ceasefire, and 2) JPowell finally conceding that early cuts are possible (as long as inflation doesn’t spike from tariffs). In other news, the spread guy is

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Morning Market Notes 06-23-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ This one’s gonna be short and sweet—we did most of the talking yesterday in our weekly notes. My biggest watch today is all those leftover flows from last Friday on $SPY and $QQQ. Violence to the downside is what I expect this week.

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Morning Market Notes 06-20-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ Last Wednesday, we saw a weak sell signal on the Qs (Nasdaq-100 ETF). On Sunday, we pointed out $DIA’s sell signal—which looks even better after the last session. Now $SPY is lagging, and we expect it to flash its own signal today. It’

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Morning Market Notes 06-18-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ The spread guy was around yesterday and got crushed. Today, he’s back at 6035–6040 and 5915–5910 $SPX. It’s FOMC day, but no surprises are expected from Mr. Too Slow, JPow. Save for some absurdly unexpected news during the session, this shouldn’

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Morning Market Notes 06-17-25

Market Calendar $SPX & $QQQ On Sunday, we wrote about $DIA’s sell signal, and yesterday we saw a bid on very poor volume. A gap down was inevitable. Next step: we wait for $DIA to lose Friday’s lows, and for $SPY and $QQQ to flash their own sell