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**Aperçu : La masse salariale non agricole de février en chiffres (NFP)** Le rapport sur la masse salariale non agricole de février sera annoncé vendredi à 8 h 30 HE (13 h 30 GMT), et c'est un gros. Le président de la Fed, Jerome Powell, a particulièrement mentionné la masse salariale non agricole, ainsi que l'IPC et l'IPP, comme points de données clés qui détermineront si les taux sont relevés de 25 points de base ou de 50 points de base. Le marché évalue actuellement une possibilité de 64% de 50 points de base, mais il y aura un grand swing sur la base des résultats du rapport sur l'emploi. Estimation consensuelle +205K (plage +78K à +325K) Privé +210K Janvier +517K Estimation consensuelle du taux de chômage : 3,4 % contre 3,4 % auparavant Taux de participation avant 62,4 % Sous-emploi antérieur U6 6,6% Salaire horaire moyen y/y exp +4,7 % y/y vs +4,4 % avant Rémunération horaire moyenne m/m exp +0,3 % contre +0,3 % avant Heures hebdomadaires moyennes exp 34,6 vs 34,7 avant Voici l'image des emplois de février jusqu'à présent : Emploi ADP +242K vs 200K attendu Emploi manufacturier ISM 49,1 contre 50,6 avant Emploi dans les services ISM 54,0 contre 49,8 auparavant - plus haut depuis décembre 2021 Les suppressions d'emplois chez les challengers ont augmenté de 410 % sur un an Emploi Philly +5,1 vs +10,9 avant Emploi Empire -6,6 vs +2,8 avant Semaine initiale de l'enquête sur les demandes de chômage 192K contre 200K exp **De manière saisonnière, l'impression de la masse salariale est robuste en février, arrivant 73% du temps par rapport aux projections et manquant 27% du temps de 70k et 121k, respectivement.** **Selon BMO, en termes de taux de chômage, 27 % des lectures précédentes en février étaient plus élevées que prévu, 42 % étaient meilleures que les estimations et 31 % correspondaient aux prévisions.**

had 10 c exp today

NATURAL-GAS STOCKPILES ROSE 11BCF VS LAST -221BCF, EXP -9BCF

Crude +18.96MM, Exp. -2.0MM Gasoline +4.114MM Distillate -1.069MM Cushing +2.511MM Production +100k/b SPR 300K drain

Spx exp today 3955 .25

my daughter has 10y exp

When buying options always best to buy more time, when selling options less time. > @danbrey said: In my spread strategy, I always buy next month. So, no oct exp buys during oct.

In my spread strategy, I always buy next month. So, no oct exp buys during oct.

Job Openings 10.053MM, Exp. 11.088MM, Last 11.239MM 1.2MM DROP IN JOB OPENINGS

UMich Final Sentiment 58.6, Exp. 59.5, Last 59.5 Current Conditions 59.7, Exp. 58.7 Expectations 58.0, Exp. 59.9 1 year inflation: 4.7%, Exp. 4.6%, Last 4.6% 5-10 year inflation: 2.7%, Exp. 2.8%, Last 2.8%

ISM Manufacturing 52.8, Exp. 51.9 New Orders 51.3, Exp. 48.0 Employment 54.2, Exp. 49.5 Prices Paid 52.5, Exp. 55.3

ISM Manufacturing 52.8, Exp. 52.0, Last 53.0 Prices Paid tumble from 78.5 to 60.0, Exp. 73.5 New Orders 48.0, Exp. 49.0, Last 49.2

toad doing frog things eh > @bunnytoad69 said: taking a few lottos for todays exp lol

taking a few lottos for todays exp lol

i wonder if VIX deflates into august exp or rises

$PDD from 0.26 sold 20 contract and let run 10 exp. next week

Good morning all, today on BPS (Bull Put Spreads) $WMT 124.87 exp. July Strike 105/110 $UNH 490.18 exp. Sep Strike 380/390 $ON 66.01 exp. Jun Strike 52/55

#AMZN split play idea 1. We need to know how much AMZN gonna closed at Friday 2. How much after split on Monday 3. How market react ? If market open at gap up AMZN gonna run at least 5% bc most of retail traders are in AMZN now $2420 So let’s assume AMZN gonna keep going up another max 5% till Friday before mkt closed , of course AMZN might pull back to lower but in our logic play is we ONLY buy up ! So now price is 2540-2550 range before Friday mkt close After split will be $127 a share open on Monday Price immediately got pulled up bc retail trader are in ( it also could be drop back bc ppl sell off ) but like I say we only assume price goes up $127 x 1.05= $133 Now we use 133x 20 = 2660 So lotto play idea is 2700/2800/2900 Pin price at 140 Or 2800/2900/3000 pin price at 145 Exp day we pick 6/17 Even stock price action didn’t go to our direction we still have 14 days to make decision by holding or take SL Good luck 🍀

volatility very likely into atleast Tuesday of next week as holiday vol builds and we get passed a deep negative gamma exp

smart exit in front of Vix exp. just unexpected from here

can't look at call flow during exp week...

and $AFRM 35C watch on may03th UOA exp. May20th

it's exp week, Vix wed of importance, I see nothing to do here short term

Spx going everyday exp this week

Vix exp next wed is markers next big care for an expiration

exp. next week

I meant this for Rickroberts1 strategy but I'm not very good at replying on this site. "good strategy as well." > @Rickroberts1 said: keep it simple and rules based,i do mostly spreads,debit side is stop at 50% and exit at 100%of primium pd,credit side for me is stop at 100% and exit at 50% or 21 days left from exp,get the direction right and you'll get more wins then losses

keep it simple and rules based,i do mostly spreads,debit side is stop at 50% and exit at 100%of primium pd,credit side for me is stop at 100% and exit at 50% or 21 days left from exp,get the direction right and you'll get more wins then losses

lot of volume in $BCRX $18 for 14th April exp

plus Vix exp tm. question you ask is how do I make money off the unwind of the unwind lol

they really picked a shit time to discontinue it. guys had positions all arbed out into the Friday large exp

$ROVR earnings today. damn that thing has gotten raped since SPAC + share lockup exp.

Markit Composite PMI Final Feb: 55.9, Exp. 56.0 Markit Services PMI Final Feb: 56.5, Exp. 56.7

exp moveent?

Markit Mfg Final 55.5, Exp. 55.0, Dec was 57.7

monthly Feb exp $52.5 also

UMich Jan Final 67.2, Exp. 68.8 Current Conditions 72.0, Exp. 73.2 Expectations 64.1, Exp. 65.9 Inflation exp unch

Initial Claims 260K, Exp. 265K Continuing Claims 1.675MM, Exp. 1.653MM

Housing Starts 1.702MM, Exp. 1.650MM, Last 1.679MMHousing Permits 1.873MM, Exp. 1.703MM, Last 1.712MM

ISM Services 62.0, Exp. 67.0, Last 69.1

ISM Mfg 58.7, Exp. 60.0 - Prices Paid 68.2, Exp. 79.3 - Employment 54.2, Exp. 53.6

Sell Jan 7 strike 670 and Buy strike 675 same exp.

Crude -3.576MM, Exp. -2.7MM Gasoline -1.459MM Distillates -1.726MM Cushing +1.055MM Production +200kb/d

Wholesale inventories 1.2%, Exp. 1.5% Retail inventories 2.0%, Exp. 0.5%

especially on options exp day

Markit Mfg PMI 57.8, Exp. 58.5 Markit Service PMI 57.5, Exp 58.8

Do you remember the SPY $464 calls with 12/31 exp. @dros posted? I do!