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Fed, rates and 0DTE: what happened, why it matters, and how to trade it with structure.
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0DTE method, structures and the daily process.
Latest: Can Butterflies Lose the Full Debit Paid?
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Coach series and the Sunday cartoon.
Latest: Coach — Season 1, Episode 9: “Risk Big to Win Big”
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Fed decisions, the calendar and rate odds.
Latest: FOMC Implied Move: What Each Daily Expiry Prices for Fed Week
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Replays of the daily live show.
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Short clips: one idea at a time.
FOMC in 1 day
FOMC statement and Fed rate decision (Oct 27–28 meeting; no SEP/dot plot)
Statement 2:00 PM ET. Know the calendar, the odds and your structure before the print.
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FOMC statement and Fed rate decision (Oct 27–28 meeting; no SEP/dot plot)
Fed blackout in effect until Oct 29
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Fed & FOMC
Rate decisions, the Fed calendar, rate odds and the people who vote.
20 articles
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Rates & Treasuries
The 10-year, term premium, Treasury supply, inflation data and what they do to mortgages.
12 articles
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Global Central Banks
The Fed is not alone: what other central banks are doing and why it matters for SPX.
1 article
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0DTE Method
Defined-risk structures, butterflies, risk allocation and the daily process.
165 articles
Latest from FatTail
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SPX Settlement FAQ for Disciplined 0DTE Traders
SPX settlement FAQ for 0DTE traders: understand AM vs. PM settlement, SET, cash exercise, and how to manage defined risk through expiration decisions.
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What Causes Intraday Option Losses? Real Reasons
Learn what causes intraday option losses in 0DTE SPX trades: timing, volatility, sizing, structure, and process errors that turn a loss into real damage.
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An Index Options Settlement Mechanics Guide
This index options settlement mechanics guide explains cash settlement, exercise values, timing, and why 0DTE traders must plan exits before the close.
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How to Manage Expiration Day in 0DTE SPX
Learn how to manage expiration day in 0DTE SPX using defined risk, position-aware decisions, disciplined sizing, and a review process built for control.
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Options Coaching Review: What Training Must Deliver
An options coaching review should test more than trade ideas. Learn how to judge risk controls, live instruction, tools, and trader independence first.
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How to Reduce Revenge Trading in 0DTE SPX
Learn how to reduce revenge trading with defined-risk SPX 0DTE rules, smaller sizing, cooldowns, and post-trade reviews that protect your process daily.
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SPX Coaching for Traders Who Want a Process
SPX coaching teaches self-directed traders to build a defined-risk 0DTE process, size positions correctly, and review daily decisions without signals.
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Can 0DTE Trades Be Planned? Yes, With Process
Can 0DTE trades be planned without prediction? Yes. Learn how defined risk, position sizing, market structure, and review create a repeatable daily process.
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A Guide to Execution Decision Rules for SPX
This guide to execution decision rules helps SPX 0DTE traders define entries, size risk, manage positions, and review trades without prediction calmly.
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Trading Drawdown Recovery Without Revenge Trades
Trading drawdown recovery starts with controlled risk, smaller size, and a review process that replaces revenge trades with repeatable daily decisions.
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SPX Versus ETF Options: Differences That Matter
SPX versus ETF options differ on settlement, exercise risk, liquidity, and sizing. Know the mechanics before building a defined-risk 0DTE daily process.
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Defined Risk vs Naked Options: Know the Cost
Defined risk vs naked options comes down to one question: can a single bad move damage your account beyond the trade plan and sizing in real markets.
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