@TheICHpodcast I follow him, i cant subscribe
He seams weird but he does what he says
He showing something that few o almost no one would about HIS money
@Glitch_Trades I don’t understand the hate comments here, from members specially.
Talon is proprietary to Glitch, that’s it.
Everyone will be able to BUILD their own, and you could call it whatever you want
Not even Oracles have it
What to look for when trading short termed options 0-4 DTE and how I caught a 800% 0Dte play on $AMD on Friday 7/17:
* I am not a financial advisor. This worked for me, but may not work for you.*
For 0-4 DTE, less is more — a 5-min execution chart anchored to VWAP and hard levels beats indicator stacks.
Here’s my ranked breakdown:
1 - Chart intervals
•5-min = primary execution chart; 1-min only for timing fills on 0DTE
•15-min for intraday structure, daily for marking levels premarket (prior day H/L, premarket H/L, open)
2 - Top indicators (in order)
•VWAP — the #1 tool at this DTE. Above = long bias, below = short bias; reclaims and rejections are your cleanest triggers
•9/21 EMA on the 5-min for trend filter; 200 EMA on the 5-min acts as a magnet/major level
•Volume + RVOL — no breakout is real without it, and RVOL tells you what’s actually in play
•Gamma exposure levels — call wall, put wall, gamma flip. Positive gamma days pin and chop; negative gamma days trend hard. Pull these from UW by strike — this is the biggest edge most 0DTE traders skip
•RSI divergence at extremes (skip raw overbought/oversold in a trend)
•For SPY/QQQ/SPX: TICK and ADD internals beat most chart indicators
Your SuperTrend/MACD are fine on 15-min for context but lag too much for 0-1 DTE entries, so 5 min is ideal.
3 - Signals worth taking
•Opening range break (first 15 min) with volume
•VWAP reclaim after a flush, or rejection on retest
•Break-and-retest of premarket/prior-day levels
•Failed breakout / stop-sweep reversal at a marked level
•Flow confirmation — your scan already covers it: ask-side buying, vol > OI on the strike you’re eyeing
*DTE-specific notes
•Time of day is as important as any indicator: 9:30–11:00 and 3:00–4:00 ET have the moves; lunch chop + theta bleeds 0-1 DTE longs fast
•Favor ~0.30–0.70 delta so a quick move actually pays — under my $1,000 per play with a minimum of 8 cons risk-cap that’s slightly OTM SPY/QQQ and further OTM on SPX
•Penny-wide spreads only; slippage at this DTE is a silent killer. * for the most part this is true but certain cases not so much for example on Friday $MU and $MRVL which have large range premiums per Contract Hit over 1000% on calls after the morning dip. But I generally do stay away from. Widespread. Options, especially if it’s 0DTE.
I am going to follow up this post with my AMD trade explained using these parameters , also will post a way to automize this using a few AI tools (basic knowledge of APIs/coding will help)
684% on $SPX #0DTE. Receipts and Recap:
Whole trade takes 4 minutes using @SkylitAI and Atlas. Want access? Link in my bio to the team and the tools. 🧰
1. Major bearish print comes in… gets my attention.
2. Could have played the rise, but i missed the entry and cons were pricier than i liked, so i waited for the turn down.
3. As price approaches that pika stack, you establish a position… i like anything around $100. If i was more confident - i would have bought 2… and sold one when/if we got to 100% gains to play the whole thing for free.
4. Buying the 7465 meant that if price went my way- it would get into the money quicker… and if we flushed with any momentum- it would need a major wick up to ruin my chance at profits. Buying at the money is a safer bet when playing any reverse…. Especially with minutes left on the shot clock.
This one paid out nicely. We’ll see what the final settlement is tomorrow. - appreciate you all! - RDP.
If Lionel Scaloni ever thinks of holding a class on Emotional Management, even if it’s £5k, I’ll attend.
What do you mean your team scores in the 91st minute to win the game and you almost do not flinch. Same with World Cup final.
Who is this guy??