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Open interest Update (Check original tweet for contract info) $AMAT 1,015/1,115✅ $BTDR 5,137/6,493 ✅ $CRWV 27,821/31,256 ✅ $DRAM 29,938/31,665 ✅ $DVN 26,875/33,106 ✅ $NBIS 7,724/7,796 ✅ The check mark indicates that the whale held more than half of their position.

10/21 Notable Flow $AMAT 385 P 11/06/2026 $955K 8.57avg $BTDR 11 C 01/15/2027 $477K .74avg 36% OTM $CRWV 85 C 03/19/2027 $21.4M 6.86avg 37% OTM $DRAM 60 C 03/19/2027 $11.5M 3.65avg 22% OTM $DVN 55 C 12/18/2026 $4.4M 1.34avg 10% OTM $NBIS 260 C 04/16/2027 $14.1M 18.13avg 52% OTM

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A breakout on high volume isn't automatically a strong breakout. And I think this is one of the biggest misconceptions traders have when they're learning price action. We're constantly told to look for volume confirmation. Price breaks above resistance, volume increases, and suddenly the breakout looks legitimate. But volume only tells you how much activity is taking place. It doesn't tell you who's going to win the battle between buyers and sellers. Think about what happens when price pushes above an obvious resistance level. You potentially have breakout traders entering long, short sellers covering their positions, and traders who bought much lower using that same strength to exit. All of that can contribute to elevated volume. Now imagine price breaks resistance, attracts significant activity, but can't sustain the move. Instead of establishing acceptance above that level, it falls right back into the previous range. That's information worth paying attention to. Because the important question isn't simply whether buyers were active during the breakout. It's whether that buying was enough to keep price trading at higher levels. This is why I think follow-through matters so much. Did price hold above the breakout level? Did the next few candles continue higher? Were buyers able to defend the level on a retest? Or did the entire move get rejected? A breakout with elevated volume that immediately fails can sometimes tell you more about the market than a breakout with relatively average volume that actually holds. Volume is useful. But volume without context can be incredibly misleading. The breakout itself isn't the confirmation. What happens after it is just as important.

I have been abusing the block button recently🤣 this is fun

Massive sized trade here Someone's buying $CRWV 85 C 03/19/2027 for $17.2M

Anyone else tired of this price action?

I'm live on E8, come hang out!

Everyone loves earnings for whatever reason but look at the dog water price action we have to deal with on an intraday basis because of it lol

Didn't really see much flow that I'd consider notable earlier today besides some large premiums on names reporting earnings soon so no list from me tonight

Globex with a very clean short from the same spot we rejected earlier $ES My favorite set up btw.

War news is still moving the market?🤣

Market is on crack🤣