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Articles on institutional positioning, options flow, price action, and the neuroscience of trading.

  • How Options Dealer Hedging Moves Stock Prices

    How Options Dealer Hedging Moves Stock Prices

    Most traders think of options and stocks as two separate markets. They’re not. Every time a large options position is opened, a market maker on the other side immediately starts buying or selling the underlying stock to hedge that exposure, and keeps doing it continuously as price moves. That hedging activity is mechanical, predictable, and…

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  • What Is Gamma Positioning in Options Trading?

    What Is Gamma Positioning in Options Trading?

    If you’ve ever seen price stall at a level that wasn’t on any chart you were looking at, or reverse exactly where you didn’t expect it to, there’s a good chance gamma positioning was the reason. Most traders spend years studying candlesticks, moving averages, along with support and resistance levels they see on the chart.…

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  • Options Trading 101

    Options Trading 101

    What is Options Trading? When you are trading stocks or currency pairs in the forex market, your trading is very straight forward. In stocks, you are either buying or selling a stock. If you buy a stock and it doesn’t go anywhere, you make no money (assuming there is no dividend on the stock). When…

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  • 3 Tips for Day Trading Options

    3 Tips for Day Trading Options

    With the options market exploding in terms of volume and trading activity, we’ve seen the increase of multiple option expiries per week. This has only increased the number of participants day trading options. Combining this with the fact that hedge funds, prop firms and institutions are actively day trading options, it should be no surprise…

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  • What I’m Looking to Trade The Week of Jan 5-9, 2026

    What I’m Looking to Trade The Week of Jan 5-9, 2026

    We head into the first full trading week of the year with a dense macro calendar, elevated event risk, and market structure that remains highly sensitive to short-term flows. Together, these conditions create the potential for sharp intraday moves and volatility expansion, particularly as traders begin positioning for the first quarter. Below are the three…

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