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Trading Zone Ep. 115 — The Markets “Lost” Moments
Joe Tighe opens with a Lost-the-TV-show analogy for a bull market that's run longer than its fundamentals should allow, then walks the skew index, the MOVE index, and Jackson Hole ahead of a likely September rate cut before shorting Tapestry (Coach) with a September put.
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.
Ep. 31 — Candidate Scan — Post-High-Volatility Read on the Big Names
Two days after a fresh all-time high, Rob rechecks his candidate list with the VIX sitting around 15.86, walking through the 618 Fibonacci extension and an ABC pattern while running the same roughly 20-stock watchlist for checks and passes.
Ep. 30 — Rob’s Trading Story, Trader Archetypes, and a Strong Month
Rob steps away from the nightly scan to share his own path into trading since 1997, break down the difference between scalpers, day traders, swing traders, and investors, and walk through a strong month of results — up over $8,500 with an 85% win rate.
Technical Trading Analysis With Robert Ep. 29 — Candidate Scan — Adobe, AMD, Broadcom, SPY, and More
Rob runs his nightly candidate scan again, checking AMD's retest of 512.5, Mastercard's bearish setup near 491, and SPY's push toward a 764 target, while passing on Adobe, Broadcom, Netflix, and several others.
Technical Trading Analysis With Robert Ep. 28 — Building the Daily Candidate List
Rob walks through his end-of-day process for picking tomorrow's trade candidates, running Fibonacci retracement levels against a roughly 20-stock watchlist and flagging Adobe, AMD, Amazon, Broadcom, and DoorDash among others as either a pass or a check-worthy setup.
Fundamental Fridays Ep. 20 —#NVDA Position Review
Fresh off a strong Nvidia earnings pop, Brian Overby weighs buying back a cash-secured put early after capturing most of its premium, then rolls a deeply in-the-money Apple long call forward to lock in gains.
Fundamental Fridays Ep. 18 — #NFLX Wheel Strategy
Brian reviews a profitable but overheated Apple deep-in-the-money call, rolling it up and out for a $2,140 credit, then turns to Netflix: selling a cash-secured put and a covered call together — the wheel strategy — for roughly 4% and 1.9% premium respectively.
