Eric O'Rourke

Covering the bases of the big $SPX quarter strikes. Would like to get something around 7750 if we get there.

That end of day ramp cramped my risk free butterfly style. 🦋

Nice. I got into some SPX but didn't land today. I was away during the mid-day drop so didn't get into anything lower.

New episode 198🎙️ Another risk-free 0DTE XSP trade—this time I break down how I used Historical GEX to identify key levels and help time my entries near the open. Full trade breakdown on YouTube 👇 youtu.be/Jf9nvHn7MjA

Ep197 is up🎙️ I break down today’s XSP 0DTE trade and how I turned a directional position into a risk-free trade after the market moved in my favor. Plus SPX levels, MGTN & this week’s market setup. ▶️ youtu.be/SoNU3bfvSoI

Today’s SPX 0DTE call credit spread expired worthless again using our Trend Spread Engine framework. The process is simple: • Wait for the top ranked timeframe • Check the intraday trend • Sell the spread in that direction This week, 11:30am has been the top performing timeframe from the Alpha Crunching TSE report based on the last 90 days of data. Learn more about Alpha Crunching SPX strategies and alerts: AlphaCrunching.com Use code SPX50 for 50% off your first year.

A simple 3-step framework for trading SPX 0DTE credit spreads: 1️⃣ Identify the best time of day 2️⃣ Follow the current trend 3️⃣ Sell strikes near the expected move That’s the core idea behind the Trend Spread Engine framework we’ve been using for SPX 0DTE trading. Quick breakdown in the video below 👇@alphacrunching

Most SPX 0DTE traders assume: ➡️ Go further OTM ➡️ Use wider spreads ➡️ Add stop losses Sounds safer… but the data says otherwise. New SPX Edge Finder episode breaking it all down 👇 @AlphaCrunching

📈Do you SPX 0DTE? 🎯The Trend Spread Engine tracks every alert, ranks timeframes by performance, and turns the highest probability strikes into levels you can trade around. Quick walkthrough 👇