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$HIMS caught a bid today. Puts dwindling. Just needs to work through the big daily and weekly moving averages now. Lots of open interest for $40 calls….
Really liked the price action on $HIMS today.
If this weekly candle closes above $30, the GEX structure sets up for a pretty sharp U-turn to the upside.
Haven’t been deep in the X narrative lately, but I’m guessing retail has pretty much thrown in the towel on this one. As usual, that’s exactly when I like to step in. 🤗
$SPX Day Trade Win: Following the Big Money via Options Positioning
I hit a $SPX 1k%er day trade today purely by tracking what “they” were doing in the options market through @spotgamma trace.
Spotted heavy buying in the $6,880 calls. That level lined up perfectly with daily/4hr resistance, and $6,810 was holding firm as support.
Jumped into calls around $6,830ish right before the Trump news dropped. As soon as it hit, the market ripped straight to where the calls were stacking—took about 3 minutes to lock in the 1k% and I was out.
Key takeaway (and the real edge shift for me): Once I stopped listening to macro hot takes and stock-news chatter on X and started following actual options positioning instead, my trades started hitting way more consistently. All you have to do is track what the real market controllers (call them manipulators, cheaters, big institutions—whatever) are actually doing with their money. That gives you a much higher-probability shot at being on the right side before these massive U-turns or news catalysts even land.