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About a year and a half ago when things were still trending higher, nflx, tsla, lnkd, bidu, just to name a few would have large up moves a few minutes after the open. Not every day, not all on the same day, but often enough. I would make money buying the dips on these moves. Then usually...

1. Earnings moves at the open If a stock opens up a couple of points typically the first move is down to the nearest point. It may chop around for a few minutes, then crash to a fig then start trending higher to some large size sitting at higher levels. Vice versa when a stock opens...

I often trade from my phones hot spot. I use verizon wireless, it's incredibly fast. Sometimes a small delay (like a second) bringing up a high volume stock like apple in the level 2, but never a delay in trade execution or order entry. A full days trading usually eats up about 1 gig

Obviously you know the difference between tournament play and cash play. In cash play you can be aggressive and run over the tight players and pick off the weak players with marginal hands. When it comes down to it there are virtually two types of tournament strategies. Big stack and short...

He has a small point. Most of the stocks with weeklies trade between the strike prices through the week, then the one cool guy with the most money gets to decide where it flatlines on Friday.

I won....what do I get?

I'd buy 50k worth of eqix 195 sept calls