$GOTU$  By Lawrence G. McMillan Join Larry McMillan as he discusses the current state of the stock market on September 8, 2026. https://www.youtube.com/embed/bwA7adh28pA$GOTU$ 

This is how I print money every week: - $S&P 500(.SPX)$ or $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ setting the direction on the daily and weekly chart. - Price pulling back to a key level I marked Sunday. - Level holds with a clean reaction. - Context confirms the broader market is aligned. - Enter only when the setup is undeniable. Focus on 3-5 tickers you know inside out. Rinse and repeat every single week.

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! 1 $Adobe(ADBE)$ announces earnings after the closing bell on Thursday this week. Expected move is less than 10%. Am targeting the Sep 18 expiry $215 or $220 strikes for a put-write trade to play earnings. Follow me to learn more about analysis !!

$TVIX$ $UVIX$ $DECP$  By Lawrence G. McMillan After making new all-time highs on August 14th, $SPX has struggled a bit. There is a very minor downtrend line on the chart right now, after a series of negative days accompanied in general by terrible breadth. That pullback seems to have culminated with a retest of the 7600-7620 support level this past Tuesday, September 1st. That support level is marked with a thick red horizontal line on the $SPX chart in Figure 1. If it gives way, a much more negative picture will emerge, but so far support has held. As for resistance, one can see (from the same chart), that there is a minor downtrend line in place

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! 1 $Braze, Inc.(BRZE)$ announces earnings after the market close on Tuesday. Expected move is ~16%. Am 👀 the Sep 18 expiry $22.5 strike for a put-write trade. That strike sits at the point-of-control for the larger uptrend. 2 $Oracle(ORCL)$ announces earnings after market close on Thursday. Expected move is ~11%. Am liking that 115 level for a put-write trade. Current price is at the point-of-control ... might take an aggressive ATM put-write trade also. 🤔

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! 1 Took the following optionselling trades on $Zscaler Inc.(ZS)$ ... Wrote the Sep 18 $135 puts & Sep 4 $255 calls, and also took a very aggressive ATM trade. Got excited about that earnings pop, but am now hoping the IV crush on an ATM strike is enough to put that Mar 2027 175P trade in profit. 🤞🏽 2 Wrote a conservative put credit spread on $Planet Labs Pbc(PL)$ to play earnings for 💩 and 😂 ... and help pay for dinner tonight. Targeted that strong 13/12 volume support level.

The last two times the Fed hiked in a midterm September: one crash, one bottom. Round three is in two weeks, here’s how to trade into the event 👇 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closed at 7,631, its lowest level since August 4, after losing the 7,650-7,700 zone it defended for two weeks. Oil is surging on the Strait of Hormuz escalation, the 10-year is pressing 4.8%, and rate markets flipped to pricing a September hike. Jobs Friday, then FOMC mid-month. Three paths from here. Scenario #1: The September Flush Oil and yields don’t let up and the breakdown follows through. $SPX loses 7,600, bounces get sold, and the flush runs to 7,500 (roughly 4% off the highs) where the market finally bottoms out. If the midterm playbook holds, that’s the low o

$GOTU$  By Lawrence G. McMillan Join Larry McMillan as he discusses the current state of the stock market on August 31, 2026. https://www.youtube.com/embed/CbJmRswGMA0$GOTU$ 

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! $Strategy(MSTR)$ Trade Idea: Sept 11 135C Trigger: 127 ✅ Targets: 137, 151 🎯 Stop: 122 🛑 MSTR ran from 118 to 139 last week. MSTR closing at 127 on Friday as BTC rejected at the 80k resistance. If BTC can breakout above 80k in the next 2 weeks, MSTR can move back up to 151. Calls can work above 127 for this week.

$NVDA$ $DECU$ $TVIX$  By Lawrence G. McMillan Traders were a bit leery of some potentially volatile events this week, but so far they have not proven to be troublesome. The NVIDIA (NVDA) earnings were positive, and the stock rose. That was a relief to the market. Also, Fed Chair Warsh made the Keynote Address at the Jackson Hole Monetary conference this morning. The market's reaction is muted. There is still resistance at 7740 to overcome (blue horizontal line on the chart in Figure 1), but that is certainly doable. There is major support in the 7600-7640 area, which not only is the level of the previous all-time high, but is also where a gap exist

$GOTU$  By Lawrence G. McMillan Yesterday, I joined the team at tastylive for a conversation about the current market, some of the strategies I’m trading today, and how my approach to options has evolved over the years. We started with the broad market. I remain cautiously bullish, particularly as long as the S&P 500 holds above the 7,600 level. The subdued $VIX and positively sloped volatility term structures are also encouraging, although breadth and new highs versus new lows remain somewhat shaky. From there, we got into some of the strategies I’ve been using recently, including 0DTE index options, put credit spreads combined with upside calls, broken-wing butterflies, and rolling positions as the market moves. We also spent some time

$SMP$  By Lawrence G. McMillan McMillan has joined INVST — and the research, advisories, data, and market analysis you rely on will continue. We recently announced an important new chapter in McMillan’s history: INVST has acquired McMillan. For our longtime subscribers, customers, and readers, we want to start with the most important point: McMillan isn’t going away. The research, market commentary, options expertise, advisories, data, indicators, and educational resources that McMillan subscribers have relied on for decades will continue. Larry McMillan and the McMillan team remain actively involved, and our commitment to disciplined, research-driven options analysis remains unchanged. Why INVST? McMillan has always approached the market

$SMP$  By Lawrence G. McMillan We’re excited to announce that INVST has acquired McMillan, bringing together two firms built on a shared belief in disciplined investing, deep expertise, and putting clients first. Founded by Larry McMillan, McMillan has spent decades at the forefront of options strategy, investment research, and risk management. Larry’s Options as a Strategic Investment has sold more than 300,000 copies, and the McMillan team has built its reputation around a repeatable, rules-based approach to managing risk and opportunity. Now, that expertise becomes an integrated part of the INVST investment team. For INVST clients, this means greater access to sophisticated options and risk-management strategies, additional resources for ad