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One more thing before the weekend. 😏 7 trading days ago I turned my automated 0DTE $SPY Bot loose with REAL money. $10,000. Real Tradier account. Every trade posted live. I'm testing it with $10K before I roll it out to my larger fund. I need to see how good the fills are and what the broker's risk desk does when we're close to in the money. Since then: $SPY: -2.2% $QQQ: -4.8% Half of X: crying about their calls My $SPY Fund: +$401. +4.0%. GREEN. "LOL $400 bro" 😂 Go ahead. Laugh. But understand this. While the market bled for 7 days, my bot made money on 5 of them. Today SPY dropped almost 2% and it STILL closed green. It sells 0DTE spreads on both sides of the market and closes everything before the bell. It doesn't care which way the market goes. It doesn't panic. It doesn't buy the top. It just collects. It also buys swing calls when SPY closes below its daily implied low and the set requirements are met. And this isn't some strategy I made up last weekend. We ran it through every single SPY trading day since 2018. 5,739 trades. Then we tried to break it. Realistic fills. The broker's real closing rules. Every crash in between. Green every single year. 2020. The 2022 bear market. The 2025 tariff crash. Every. Single. Year. And starting Monday, we're turning it up. The bot moves to 5% risk. Same spreads, same rules. It just sizes up faster as the account grows. So laugh at the $400 now. We'll talk again at a later date as this grows. $SPY $SPX #SP500

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