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Options Playbook Ep. 466 | Educational Monday #DELL Butterfly Breakdown
Brian Overby breaks down the skip strike butterfly slide by slide, using the show's real Dell earnings trade (a net credit, defined-risk structure built for a 3-day window) as the worked example.
Options Playbook Ep. 467 | Exploring #AVGO
Ahead of Oracle's Thursday earnings, Brian Overby structures a 44-day long call spread as a speculative, AI-thesis bet, and lays out his adjustment plan for whichever way the stock actually moves.
Trade Pulse Ep. 64 | Order Flow Analysis And Trading Impact
Jim Batches demos Trade Pulse's order flow platform using a live Nebius example, showing how a combined retail-momentum and institutional-buying signal preceded a 6% intraday rally.
Trading Live With Bubba Ep. 335 — Trading Live With Bubba
In a quiet post-holiday tape, Bubba sells an Apple put spread, stays short crude while narrating a real-time stop-out, and calls specific buy/sell levels across the Dow, gold, copper, Bitcoin, and the bond market.
Trading Live With Bubba Ep. 336 | Trading Live With Bubba
Bubba scans his full watchlist live after a soft PPI print, calling five defined-risk premium-selling trades in Amazon, Google, IBM, Meta, and SPY while repeatedly passing on names still stuck inside their range.
Market WineDown Ep. 16 | Trading Smarter With PeakBot
With oil above $100 a barrel, Lex and Mark structure a defined-risk broken wing butterfly in USO, then talk with Peakbot's Ben Kabelka about Trade Link, a new tool that copies one trader's signals across up to 150 linked prop accounts.
The Brew Ep. 504 | Trader’s Workshop
Lex, Jason, and Mark debate whether AI can outtrade a human, agreeing it's excellent at digesting data and automating execution but still leans on lagging indicators, can be too agreeable, and shouldn't be trusted to plan a trade on its own yet.
Traders Edge Ep. 161 | What Is the Market Telling Us Right Now?
Jim Iuorio and technical strategist Mike Arnold map the S&P, Russell, and gold to key harmonic levels ahead of CPI, flag deteriorating market breadth beneath a fine-looking chart, and debate whether the Fed hikes in September.