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Power Hour 9.28.26 | Goodbye, Pattern Day Trader Rule!
Rob reviews a $4,400 week in Power Option Plays, teaches a candle-by-candle 'who's in control' read on the S&P 500, explains why you should filter by option price instead of stock price, and lays out how to trade a new reality of rising interest rates.
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.
Power Hour 8.17.26 — A Historically Low VIX, an Adobe Fib Redraw, and Trading Smaller When Volatility Compresses
Rob reviews Trade With Rob's early results, a strong power-options week on Broadcom, DoorDash, and Mastercard, and a year-to-date average of $360.80 per trade, then breaks down why a historically low VIX deserves caution rather than fear, using a fresh Adobe fib redraw from his new AI tool as the case study.
Power Hour | 8.3.26 — Gaps, Multiple Timeframes, and a Market Nearing All-Time Highs
Rob returns from his daughter's wedding to a market gapping toward a fresh all-time high, breaking down gap types, his "look left" fib methodology, and multiple-timeframe trading using Tesla, while flagging Nvidia's Aug. 26 earnings and a VIX sitting near lows.
Power Hour | May 04, 2026 — Channel Trend Analysis, Gap Fill Recognition, and S&P Review
Channel trend analysis on the S&P with three duplicated trend lines hitting support and resistance. Rob demonstrates gap fill recognition, angle duplication, and why trend lines on minute charts get removed.
Founder of Wealth Builders HQ
Robert Roy is the founder and CEO of Wealth Builders HQ, a widely respected trading education company. Raised in Queens, NY by a single mother and facing early financial challenges, Rob overcame common limiting beliefs about wealth through a shift in mindset and relentless personal development. His trading journey began in 1997 after attending a stock market workshop that inspired him to pursue financial independence through trading, despite skepticism from those around him. By 1999, he was invited to become a trading coach at one of the largest investment education companies in the U.S., where he pioneered a systematic, rule-based approach to technical trading known as the “Strategy Creation System”—focusing on identifying, entering, managing, and exiting trades. Rob has personally coached over 15,000 traders in person and more than 50,000 online. Known for his practical teaching style and commitment to mindset transformation, he specializes in stocks, options, and futures, and has developed numerous advanced educational resources on trading strategies. Rob continues to lead, mentor, and innovate from his home in Long Island, NY, helping traders of all levels achieve their financial goals through education and disciplined execution.
Options Playbook Ep. 474 | Exploring #MRVL
Marvell sold off after raising its outlook through 2028, just as Micron did. Brian Overby adds a Marvell bull put spread to his Micron trade, explains why he wants a third of the width in credit, eyes Adobe as a bottom-fishing play, and plans the next CVX roll.
Options Playbook Ep. 474 | Exploring #MRVL
Marvell sold off after raising its outlook through 2028, just as Micron did. Brian Overby adds a Marvell bull put spread to his Micron trade, explains why he wants a third of the width in credit, eyes Adobe as a bottom-fishing play, and plans the next CVX roll.
Options Playbook Ep. 474 | Exploring #AMAT and #MU
Micron's 'muted but awesome' earnings left the stock stuck near $1,067. Brian Overby reviews his earnings butterflies, then goes back to the well with a 25-day Micron bull put spread, explaining strike choice, a third of the width in credit, and when to take profits or cut losses.
Trade Pulse Ep. 68 | Intraday Order Flow Trends & Analysis
On a down day for the market, Jim Batches uses Trade Pulse's Sector Flows to find where buyers are, drilling into energy and Marathon, where steady retail momentum and rising institutional flow lined up with a 5% gain.
Trading Live With Bubba Ep. 343 | Oct 6, 2026 — Dull Markets Drift Higher: Four Credit Spreads and No Forced Trades
With the S&P and Nasdaq at new highs on thin volume, Bubba explains why dull markets drift higher, skips day trades with no edge, and sells four short-dated credit spreads in Microsoft, SpaceX, SPY and XBI while staying a seller of crude and bonds on rallies.
Trading Live With Bubba Ep. 344 | Crude Short, a Spread Add-On, and Patience in a Thin Market
Bubba shorts crude oil and banks a profit, cashes three of four credit spreads, and adds an XBI put spread to offset a likely loser, while warning that rising rates could bring a sell-off and that there's no reason to short a slow, drifting market yet.
Market WineDown Ep. 21 | Payment For Order Flow: Why It May Actually Help Retail Traders
Lex and Mark Phillips swap the Thursday WineDown for a Wednesday morning session: a calm VIX at record highs, what to watch this earnings season, narrow Mag 7 breadth, and why payment for order flow, despite its bad name, gives retail traders better prices.
AskLex Ep. 06 | Would You Trust a Signal You Could Actually See? — Sahil Jain, RavenEdge
RavenEdge founder Sahil Jain demos his options analytics platform with Lex: daily AI briefs, gamma exposure, call and put walls, and Edge Trade, which sends pre-set OCO orders straight to your Tradier account. Plus Q&A on spreads, signal frequency, pricing and the Tradier offer.
Traders Edge Ep. 165 — Bianco Turns Bullish On Treasuries – Cats And Dogs Living
Jim Bianco joins Jim Iuorio and Bob Iaccino to explain why he is buying Treasuries for the first time in six years, why he thinks inflation is stuck near 3%, why 5% rates fit a 5% economy, and why commodities may be the better risk asset now.
