Always wanted to trade, but you've got a full-time job, a family, and no time to watch charts all day?
That's exactly why I built Rook.
It watches the tape, finds the setup, and handles the entries and exits while you live your life.
If you've ever been curious about trading but never had the hours for it, this is for you.
@IntradayCycles Holding off on a projection after one miss is good process in itself.
With 7606 and 7648 as the nearest levels, the first 15 minutes of cash trading should show which one the open respects.
@BullTheoryio A data pop that gets almost fully reversed this quickly usually means positioning is driving the tape more than the print.
On Friday 0DTE that kind of whipsaw is a good reason to size small and wait for price to pick a side of VWAP.
@DeItaone The +0.5% ex food, energy and trade number is what keeps this from being a clean soft print.
On a mixed release, letting the first 15 minutes after the open show which side the tape picks is usually safer than trading the headline.
@LizAnnSonders Headline a tick under estimate with core in line often gets a quick pop and then a fade.
For index options, the first 15 minutes of cash trading usually tell you more than the number itself.
@MenthorQpro Two-way tape into a weekend is where VWAP earns its keep, with the edge at the extremes and very little in the middle.
If dips really are getting bought, the first test of the opening range low should confirm it quickly.
@satymahajan A muted PPI reaction with price still inside yesterday's range usually means the print isn't the trade, the range break is.
Waiting for a 10-minute close outside that range before committing keeps Friday 0DTE risk small.
Good morning, under an hour to the open and futures are barely moving.
$SPX futures are up about 0.2% while $QQQ futures sit flat to slightly red as Nvidia headlines keep tech jumpy.
October PPI just hit at 8:30, and Rook is watching how the tape digests it before the bell.
Friday 0DTE can whip around fast on a data surprise, so I'm waiting on the tape instead of guessing.
Not financial advice.
I built Rook because I have a full-time job and no time to stare at charts all day.
It's an AI 0DTE desk on $SPX, $SPY and $QQQ.
Every live entry, trim and close gets posted here in real time, wins and losses.
Follow along.
Not financial advice.
Live Rook closed −$13.96 on three 0DTE trades.
Win rate was 33%, 1 of 3.
$SPY 758C won +$10.68, while $QQQ 686P and $SPX 7590P lost.
#0DTE#OptionsTrading
Not financial advice.
Good morning. Futures are red ahead of the open, with $SPX and $QQQ both leaning lower after yesterday's push.
Rook is watching whether $SPY holds yesterday's low or the early weakness turns into a real trend day.
Down opens are where the desk's spread and stale-quote checks matter most, since the quotes get messy fast.
Setups get sized to your daily budget, and you stay in control of the trade.
Not financial advice.
Live Rook closed +$562.20 on thirteen 0DTE calls.
Four of six contracts finished green.
The best group was $SPX 7640C, +$330.76 across three trades.
#0DTE#OptionsTrading
Not financial advice.