Yesterday the S&P dropped 50 points on a fake tweet. A post on social media claimed Iran's lead negotiator had resigned and a missile had been fired. The market panicked. In minutes 50 points were gone. Then the news was debunked and the market recovered completely. Start to finish, maybe fifteen minutes. Some traders were holding positions they never planned for. Others were chasing headlines. A few had spent all week analyzing Iran developments and felt confident in their thesis. None of it mattered. The market does not care about your read. This is the market we are in right now. Whipsaws are not going anywhere. And next week there will be another one. Could be a rumor, could be a headline, could be another fake post that drops the market before you can verify it. You cannot research your way out of that. Speed and intelligence will not save

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Every trader has closed a winner and wished they had more on. That feeling? That is position sizing talking to you. And in 0dte options trading it is the most important conversation you are going to have before any trade. Zero day to expiration options move fast. They decay fast. And if you are oversized on the wrong side there is no time to recover, no next candle to bail you out, no tomorrow. The size you choose before you enter is everything. Yesterday I had a high risk bull Fuse signal. The setup was there but the conviction wasn’t high. I took the trade but much smaller than my standard position size. That trade hit 80% in 36 minutes. The smaller size meant if it had not worked I walked away fine. The swing paid me because I was still in the trade. Position sizing did its job. I