SPY Trade ideas for 08-11-26
We’ve had 3 days of coiling? Will we break range today?
Good morning all.
Yesterday, both trade ideas I shared paid! At the open we dipped to 772.30 and then SPY 772.50 quickly formed strong support. I alerted I liked SPX 7730 bull puts for 1.50. Since we didn’t get the spike down, I didn’t orders filled at my ideal entry prices, but I still got 1.10 filled and rode it to 0.20 on majority in first hour.
SPY pushed exactly to our next level up and second trade idea. give us fills on SPX 7775/80 bear calls.
I wanted to 2.50 but got $2 and then scaled in AFTER the reject around 1.70 and 1.30.
Credit selling is absolutely delicious on days like yesterday.
We’ve had 3 days of coiling? Will we break range today?
How to use AlphaOS to recognize shift in momentum
Process = Profits
Lately I’ve been doing the following:
Premarket establish where we likely wont reach. Sell premium for 0.8-0.60 on open.
After 11: second positioning of credit sells.
After 3:30: start hawking/planning for a Spectre Special
What’s a Spectre Special? A yolo trade that goes 300-1000% in under 30 min.
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Pivot Play: Lock In Edge at 774.15
Premarket price eyes the pivot for quick reversal setups with tight risk.
Market Context
Premarket last price sits at 774.15, 0.56 above the pivot at 773.59. Price has held above this level through early action with limited extension toward R1. Bias favors watching for failed moves at the pivot rather than chasing extended targets.
