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Power Hour 9.14.26 — Goodbye, Pattern Day Trader Rule
Rob leads a live Power Hour session working real-time scalps in Goldman Sachs and Netflix, breaks down clear-and-concise entry criteria on fib levels, and previews NASDAQ's move to near round-the-clock equity trading hours.
The Brew Ep. 506 | Trader’s Workshop
On FOMC decision day, the Trader's Workshop panel makes the deliberate case for doing nothing, walking through dealer positioning, GEX, and why most retail traders misread volatility around Fed announcements.
Traders Edge Ep. 162 | What It Means for Markets Next
Jim Iuorio and Bob Iaccino host Twitter macro analyst Markets and Mayhem for a wide-ranging debate on the Fed's rate hike, K-shaped inflation, AI capex, data centers, dollar credibility, and where to find upside in cybersecurity stocks.
Fundamental Fridays Ep. 23 —#ORCL Wheel Strategy
Now holding Oracle shares from last week's assigned put, Brian Overby sells a covered call to complete the wheel, plus quick portfolio checks on Apple, Netflix, and Nvidia positions running through Fundamental Fridays.
Fundamental Fridays Ep. 21 — Position Review
Brian Overby runs a portfolio check-up across the show's wheel-strategy positions, selling a covered call on Apple, holding steady on Netflix, and opening an in-the-money cash-secured put on Nvidia despite thin premium.
Fundamental Fridays Ep. 22 — #ORCL After Earnings
Brian Overby sells a cash secured put in Oracle the day after earnings, targeting a 5% premium 35 days out as the next leg of an ongoing wheel strategy, and explains why thinking of options as insurance changes how the trade should be read.
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.
