Daily options game plans for TSLA, SPY and QQQ

I post a game plan in Discord every trading day before the market opens. It has the key price levels and trade cards with an entry, a stop, targets and an option contract. After the close I post how every card did, wins and losses.

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Daily schedule

Nothing posts on weekends or market holidays. It's automated, so it posts on time every day.

  1. 9:00

    Morning plan

    The key levels, the news that matters, where options traders are positioned, and trade cards with an entry, stop, targets and an estimated option price.

  2. 9:25

    Opening update

    Which card is live and what changed since 9:00.

  3. Market hours

    Live entry alerts

    Members get an alert when a card triggers.

  4. 4:30

    Close wrap

    How each card played out, with real option quotes next to the morning estimate, and a first look at tomorrow.

  5. 5:15

    Earnings follow-up

    On TSLA earnings days only.

  6. Sunday noon

    Week in review

    The whole week graded, plus swing cards for next week.

Example trade card

This is what a trade card looks like. Each card is one setup for the day, and it only counts if it triggers.

Genie Trades

TSLA daily chart for the last six months with the 21-, 50- and 200-day averages. Last close 391.62, resistance 405.94, support 380.08. Today's map for TSLA before the open on Tue Oct 27, 2026: bull above 398.03, bear below 393.13, price 396.00 premarket.

🟢 BULL · if TSLA holds above 398.03  â˜… primary

1Why: 396.75–397.63 is where yesterday's high, premarket high and this month's high so far stack up — clearing it opens room to T1

2Trigger: Two 5-min closes above 398.03, or an open above it

3

Stock: Long 398.03 · stop 396.35 (risk 1.69 pts)

↳ T1 405.94 (+7.90 pts, 4.7R) · T2 409.51 (+11.48 pts, 6.8R)

4

Option: 10/28 400C · 1 session to expiry · delta 0.44 at entry · implied vol 43%

↳ ≈ $3.74 at entry (~09:35) → T1 ≈ $8.15 (+118%, +$442) → T2 ≈ $10.79 (+189%, +$705)

↳ at stop ≈ $2.89 (−23%, −$85 per contract)

Odds: reached the next level 36% of the time on gap-up days (n=244) · trapped 25% · median 12 min · usually 09:30-10:00

Invalidation: 5-min close back below 396.35 (failed breakout)

Gap through: if TSLA opens above 398.03, the card is live at the open — entry ≈ the opening price, same stop and targets (less room to T1; skip any target it opens past). If the first 5-min bar closes back below 398.03, it's a failed open — stand aside. (The odds above are for breaks after the open.)

Confirms: holds the breakout level on the first pullback (retest from above); price holds above the premarket VWAP 394.43 and the session VWAP; QQQ not making new lows at the same time

5Manage: Sell ½ at T1. Stop the rest on a 5-min close below 405.53 (just below T1's zone 405.94) and let it work toward T2.

  1. Why

    What lines up at that price level.

  2. Trigger

    What makes the card live. Two 5-minute closes past the level, or an open past it.

  3. Entry, stop, targets

    The plan for the stock, with the first and second targets and the reward compared to the risk.

  4. Option

    A specific contract with its estimated price at entry, at each target and at the stop. These are estimates. The 4:30 wrap shows the real quotes.

  5. Manage

    How to exit. Sell half at the first target, then stop out the rest if a 5-minute candle closes back through it.

How cards are graded

  1. Every card is graded at 4:30. It shows whether it triggered, at what time, and how it ended: at a target, at the stop or at the close.
  2. On Sunday, the week is added up in dollars per contract using real option quotes.
  3. Only cards that were actually posted get graded. A card that never triggers doesn't count as a win or a loss.
How today played out, the 4:30 chart for TSLA on Tue Oct 27, 2026: the morning plan against the day. Marks show where a card triggered, hit a target or stopped out. Close 407.46.

Beginner options guides

Members get 11 short guides in the Discord, written for people who are new to options:

There's also a questions channel, a market chat and a live voice room.

  1. What an option actually is
  2. Strike, expiration, and "in the money"
  3. How you make money (and lose it)
  4. The greeks
  5. Buying vs selling, and why selling is riskier
  6. Risk and how much to trade
  7. Placing an order
  8. Reading an option chain
  9. Picking a strike and expiration
  10. Your first trade, step by step
  11. Glossary

Pricing

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Premium

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  • Daily TSLA, SPY and QQQ reports: morning plan, opening update, close wrap and Sunday review
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  • Questions channel, market chat and live voice room
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For education only, not financial advice. Options can lose 100% of their value.

FAQ

Is this financial advice?

No. Everyone gets the same plan at the same time. It doesn't know your account, your size or your goals.

I'm new to options. Is this for me?

Members get 11 beginner guides that start from zero, and every card explains why its level matters. You can read the guides during the 7-day trial.

Is anything free?

Only the 7-day trial on Premium. The Discord is for members only.

Do I have to take every card?

No. Most days one card triggers, and some days none do.

Are the option prices real?

The option prices on the morning cards are estimates. The 4:30 wrap and the Sunday report use real quotes.

Do some cards lose?

Yes. Every result gets posted, and the Sunday report adds them all up. Know your stop before you take a trade.

What's Whop?

Whop is the checkout. You pay there, and it gives you the member role in Discord automatically. If you cancel, you keep access until the end of the period you paid for, then the role is removed.

Do I need Discord?

Yes. Discord is a free app and it works on your phone.

How do I cancel?

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