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How to trade during a busy economic calendar week: mark levels once, wait more, trade less. A price-action framework for FOMC, GDP, and PCE weeks.
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Trading GDP and PCE reports isn’t about guessing the number. It’s about knowing where your lines are before 8:30 AM hits and watching what price does there.
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Trading options around GDP and PCE releases means the move at 8:30 AM often resolves in minutes. Here’s why manual reaction is almost always too slow.
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How to trade FOMC day using levels marked in advance, not the Fed’s decision. Why the first 15-30 minutes after 2pm ET is the trap, and what to do instead.
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How to prepare for FOMC options trading: why premiums get priced up before the Fed decision, why IV crush can beat a correct directional bet, and 0DTE risk.
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Where to place a stop loss isn’t a percentage or a dollar amount. It’s just beyond the level that justified the trade. Two real trades, one that got clipped.
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Round numbers in trading work as support and resistance because of psychology, not math. How to mark them, weigh them, and read the magnet effect.