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0DTE options just slayed the market’s oldest pattern
There’s a new ‘weekend income’ discovery in the stock market
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There’s no stopping the rise of 0DTE options at this rate.
They now account for almost 80% of daily Nasdaq volume and 65% of S&P volume.
This alone has triggered a shocking weekend shift.
You see…
For close to a hundred years, traders could count on the same pattern every week.
The week started with a soft pullback, and by midweek, the market usually pushed higher again.
Then 0DTE options came in…
Now stocks often stumble during the week… only to come alive into the weekend.
Why do you think we’ve been seeing sharp moves to either side lately?
The rise of 0DTE options is a culprit.
And what I’m seeing reminds me of the biggest shifts Tom’s seen throughout his career.
Tom’s spent the past five decades in the markets.
Tom started as a securities trader and broker on a Wall Street trading desk, and now he shows thousands of regular folks the hidden secrets of trading.
And if there’s one thing five decades in the market has taught him… It’s how to spot when the market is changing its rules of the game.
And that led him to this Weekend Discovery.
Only it doesn’t involve putting in hours into a side job…
Instead, it revolves around a three-letter ticker that would have delivered shocking accuracy of over 80% on research-based trades.
All without chasing headlines or riding the emotional rollercoaster of daily trading.
Tom won’t make any reckless guarantees here…
But if you’d like to see the nuts and bolts behind this weekend income discovery…
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