The Strategies Don't Care If It's A Bull Run. SPY just cracked $700. Nasdaq at new all-time highs. My feed is flooded with the same question — "Is 7000 the start of a new bull run?" I get it. If you've been sitting in cash since the correction, watching the market rip back without you, that question feels urgent. If you bought the dip at $630 and you're up 10% in two weeks, you want to know if you should hold or take profit. And if you're still underwater on tech names from the March drawdown, you're wondering whether this rally is real or just another rug pull waiting to happen. Here's how I think about it. I don't answer that question. I build structures that don't need me to. What I Mean By That Right now I have three strategies running simultaneously in the same portfolio. Each one ben
$MARA 20260417 8.0 PUT$ Expired worthless at 8. Quite a nice bottom consolidation with support between 9.50 to 10. Coincides with the btc break of 75k. Should be safe to keep selling puts at 9.5 I think, do your own research