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The index measures the performance of a covered call strategy that holds a theoretical portfolio of the underlying stocks of the Dow Jones Industrial Average® (the "reference index") and "writes" (or sells) a succession of one-month at-the-money (“ATM”) covered call options on the Reference Index. The fund invests in the securities reflected in the index, and cannot invest directly in the index itself. The fund is non-diversified.

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ArcValueTrade
ArcValueTrade Oct. 4 at 8:33 PM
Clues for potential Stock market directions MAG 7 & SPY & QQQ & Tech Stocks Trend & Technical: https://youtu.be/LN8kDIKAtEo?si=zLTPdTRtCtlAO9Io - Stock Market new ATH or crashing?? - Support & Resistance Guide- $VIX $TLT $DJIA $NQ_F $ES_F
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10_100_1000
10_100_1000 Oct. 4 at 8:28 PM
$SPY MUST WATCH SPY FALL $DJIA https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-government-shutdown-10-03-2025/card/video-how-the-shutdown-could-hit-an-already-fragile-economy-tenXJCetG1iTi2YpsA1w?mod=Searchresults&pos=6&page=1
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LiquidThetaLEAPS
LiquidThetaLEAPS Oct. 4 at 3:59 PM
LiquidTheta® LEAPS LIVE Actionable Alert Asset: $DJIA Current Share Price: $21.99 Contracts: $DJIA April 17, 2026 $21 Calls Scale in: $0.93- $1.14 Scale out: $1.45-$1.87 Can Easily Capture: 60% ROI Blended DTE: 196 Days | Join Elites here: https://liquidtheta.com/options
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stronginvestor1994
stronginvestor1994 Oct. 4 at 2:01 PM
$SPY $QQQ $DJIA 35% crash is underway. This will be great for all! A refresh.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 4 at 1:15 PM
Investors have been overlooking anxieties surrounding the government shutdown, which entered its third day Friday. While the stoppage has exacerbated underlying concerns this year about macroeconomic and policy headwinds, inflation risks and a slowing labor market, investors expect it to be short-lived, thereby limiting potential hits to the U.S. economy. Those on Wall Street also believe that the shutdown won’t stop the momentum in the artificial intelligence trade. Shutdowns have not been market-moving events in the past. The shutdown has led to an economic data blackout, and the Labor Department’s pause on virtually all activity has blocked the Friday release of the September nonfarm payrolls report. Although that removes a factor that could lend pressure to stocks, it lessens the amount of economic data the Federal Reserve can take into account for its interest rate decision at its October meeting. $DJIA
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swingingtech
swingingtech Oct. 3 at 7:58 PM
$DJIA $SPY $GLD $FICO $AAPL https://www.pivotandflowdaily.com/p/october-3rd-market-overview-a494
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 3 at 7:28 PM
The U.S. government shutdown left investors without key economic data, but alternative sources are helping fill the gap. Firms like RavenPack, LinkUp, and Revelio Labs track real-time job postings to “nowcast” metrics like nonfarm payrolls and unemployment. Investors often combine multiple alternative datasets with official readings for a diversified view. Recent private-sector payroll data from ADP showed contractions for a second month, while Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported slower layoffs but weak hiring plans—the weakest since 2009. ISM’s September services employment index remained below 50% for the fourth consecutive month, indicating contraction. Google search trends for “unemployment” suggest little incremental joblessness. Some government data, such as EIA weekly gasoline demand reports, continues despite the shutdown. $ADP $DJIA $SPX $COMP $SPY
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 3 at 7:27 PM
The Texas Stock Exchange is set to begin operations in Q1 2026, according to strategic advisor Jeb Hensarling. He noted that the exchange has developed a world-class trading engine, already tested in beta. Hensarling, a former member of Congress, made the remarks during a Bloomberg Television interview. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently granted approval to TXSE, making it the 18th nationally registered U.S. stock exchange. The new market plans to trade both stocks and exchange-traded products. $QQQ $SPX $SPY $DJIA $IWN
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StockAlerts2025
StockAlerts2025 Oct. 3 at 6:53 PM
$QQQ $DJIA $SPY I don't know what's coming this weekend but the insiders haven't been wrong yet.
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RonIsWrong
RonIsWrong Oct. 3 at 5:54 PM
$SPY $QQQ $DJIA Fed's Logan Says Worried About Non-Housing Services Inflation That's Been Elevated And Stuck There; If Labor Market Were To Slow More Than Anticipate, Could See More Disinflation Than Currently Expect; There Are Also Upside Risks To Goods Prices Even After Tariff Effect Fades Fed Vice Chair Jefferson Says Less Than Ideal Not To Get Jobs Report, But Look Across Array Of Data To Assess Economy; Trends Across Several Data Series Suggest Job Market Softening, Could Experience Stress If Not Supported; Decline In Net Immigration A Major Factor Preventing More Significant Rise In Unemployment Fed Vice Chair Jefferson Says Both Sides Of Mandate Under Stress, With Inflation Above Target And Downside Risks To Employment Increasing; Recent Cut Moved Policy Closer To Neutral While Maintaining A Balanced Approach; Tariffs Showing Through In Higher Inflation For Some Goods, But Expect Disinflation To Resume Next Year Fed's Logan Says Risks That Tariff Effects Are More Prolonged, Raises Risk Of Rise In Long-Term Inflation Expectations; Stimulating Demand When Labor Market Is Broadly In Balance Would Add To Price Pressures Without Increasing Employment, Cognizant Of Risks To Labor Market; Says We Really Need To Be Cautious About Further Rate Cuts
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ArcValueTrade
ArcValueTrade Oct. 4 at 8:33 PM
Clues for potential Stock market directions MAG 7 & SPY & QQQ & Tech Stocks Trend & Technical: https://youtu.be/LN8kDIKAtEo?si=zLTPdTRtCtlAO9Io - Stock Market new ATH or crashing?? - Support & Resistance Guide- $VIX $TLT $DJIA $NQ_F $ES_F
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10_100_1000
10_100_1000 Oct. 4 at 8:28 PM
$SPY MUST WATCH SPY FALL $DJIA https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-government-shutdown-10-03-2025/card/video-how-the-shutdown-could-hit-an-already-fragile-economy-tenXJCetG1iTi2YpsA1w?mod=Searchresults&pos=6&page=1
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LiquidThetaLEAPS
LiquidThetaLEAPS Oct. 4 at 3:59 PM
LiquidTheta® LEAPS LIVE Actionable Alert Asset: $DJIA Current Share Price: $21.99 Contracts: $DJIA April 17, 2026 $21 Calls Scale in: $0.93- $1.14 Scale out: $1.45-$1.87 Can Easily Capture: 60% ROI Blended DTE: 196 Days | Join Elites here: https://liquidtheta.com/options
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stronginvestor1994
stronginvestor1994 Oct. 4 at 2:01 PM
$SPY $QQQ $DJIA 35% crash is underway. This will be great for all! A refresh.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 4 at 1:15 PM
Investors have been overlooking anxieties surrounding the government shutdown, which entered its third day Friday. While the stoppage has exacerbated underlying concerns this year about macroeconomic and policy headwinds, inflation risks and a slowing labor market, investors expect it to be short-lived, thereby limiting potential hits to the U.S. economy. Those on Wall Street also believe that the shutdown won’t stop the momentum in the artificial intelligence trade. Shutdowns have not been market-moving events in the past. The shutdown has led to an economic data blackout, and the Labor Department’s pause on virtually all activity has blocked the Friday release of the September nonfarm payrolls report. Although that removes a factor that could lend pressure to stocks, it lessens the amount of economic data the Federal Reserve can take into account for its interest rate decision at its October meeting. $DJIA
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swingingtech
swingingtech Oct. 3 at 7:58 PM
$DJIA $SPY $GLD $FICO $AAPL https://www.pivotandflowdaily.com/p/october-3rd-market-overview-a494
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 3 at 7:28 PM
The U.S. government shutdown left investors without key economic data, but alternative sources are helping fill the gap. Firms like RavenPack, LinkUp, and Revelio Labs track real-time job postings to “nowcast” metrics like nonfarm payrolls and unemployment. Investors often combine multiple alternative datasets with official readings for a diversified view. Recent private-sector payroll data from ADP showed contractions for a second month, while Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported slower layoffs but weak hiring plans—the weakest since 2009. ISM’s September services employment index remained below 50% for the fourth consecutive month, indicating contraction. Google search trends for “unemployment” suggest little incremental joblessness. Some government data, such as EIA weekly gasoline demand reports, continues despite the shutdown. $ADP $DJIA $SPX $COMP $SPY
0 · Reply
topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 3 at 7:27 PM
The Texas Stock Exchange is set to begin operations in Q1 2026, according to strategic advisor Jeb Hensarling. He noted that the exchange has developed a world-class trading engine, already tested in beta. Hensarling, a former member of Congress, made the remarks during a Bloomberg Television interview. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently granted approval to TXSE, making it the 18th nationally registered U.S. stock exchange. The new market plans to trade both stocks and exchange-traded products. $QQQ $SPX $SPY $DJIA $IWN
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StockAlerts2025
StockAlerts2025 Oct. 3 at 6:53 PM
$QQQ $DJIA $SPY I don't know what's coming this weekend but the insiders haven't been wrong yet.
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RonIsWrong
RonIsWrong Oct. 3 at 5:54 PM
$SPY $QQQ $DJIA Fed's Logan Says Worried About Non-Housing Services Inflation That's Been Elevated And Stuck There; If Labor Market Were To Slow More Than Anticipate, Could See More Disinflation Than Currently Expect; There Are Also Upside Risks To Goods Prices Even After Tariff Effect Fades Fed Vice Chair Jefferson Says Less Than Ideal Not To Get Jobs Report, But Look Across Array Of Data To Assess Economy; Trends Across Several Data Series Suggest Job Market Softening, Could Experience Stress If Not Supported; Decline In Net Immigration A Major Factor Preventing More Significant Rise In Unemployment Fed Vice Chair Jefferson Says Both Sides Of Mandate Under Stress, With Inflation Above Target And Downside Risks To Employment Increasing; Recent Cut Moved Policy Closer To Neutral While Maintaining A Balanced Approach; Tariffs Showing Through In Higher Inflation For Some Goods, But Expect Disinflation To Resume Next Year Fed's Logan Says Risks That Tariff Effects Are More Prolonged, Raises Risk Of Rise In Long-Term Inflation Expectations; Stimulating Demand When Labor Market Is Broadly In Balance Would Add To Price Pressures Without Increasing Employment, Cognizant Of Risks To Labor Market; Says We Really Need To Be Cautious About Further Rate Cuts
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tivoboy
tivoboy Oct. 3 at 5:53 PM
$SPY $DJIA wow, that was some rapid reversal.. WTF..
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 3 at 5:31 PM
The U.S. unemployment rate stands at 4.3%, but the figure masks structural issues. Immigration slowdowns have reduced labor supply in sectors like construction, agriculture, and services, pushing up wages locally, while overall labor demand weakens due to tariffs and global uncertainty. The Fed cut rates by 0.25% in September as a precaution, aiming to cushion the economy from a sharper slowdown. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that aggregate unemployment and inflation figures no longer tell the full story—labor supply, participation, and wage dynamics now weigh heavily in policy decisions. Globally, lower U.S. yields are driving inflows into emerging markets, but these remain volatile amid U.S. fiscal pressures. The Fed’s move signals a new era of central banking, focused on structural shifts and flexibility rather than headline statistics. $QQQ $SPY $DJIA $SPX $IWN
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 3 at 5:30 PM
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit Washington on October 6–7 to meet U.S. President Donald Trump amid stalled trade talks. The “working visit” will focus on shared economic and security priorities. The U.S., Canada, and Mexico plan to review the USMCA trade agreement in 2026, with Canada seeking to maintain the trilateral deal. Carney, in office since April, has been navigating tensions after Trump imposed tariffs on Canadian exports and Canada responded with retaliatory measures. Despite months of talks, U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum, and energy remain, while Ottawa has removed its retaliatory tariffs to align with Mexico. Opposition parties have criticized Carney for ineffective negotiations. $QQQ $SPX $SPY $DJIA $IWN
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Fizz26
Fizz26 Oct. 3 at 4:07 PM
$DJIA $TECH keeps moving
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Futuremaker
Futuremaker Oct. 3 at 2:41 PM
$ULCC look8ng bullish today and the pop has not even happened yet $SPY $SPX $DJIA $QQQ
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stronginvestor1994
stronginvestor1994 Oct. 3 at 2:07 PM
$SPY $QQQ $DJIA Big crash. Charts never fail!
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Oct. 3 at 2:06 PM
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee expressed concern over the deterioration of both aspects of the Federal Reserve's dual mandate—maximum employment and price stability—during an interview with CNBC on Friday. The Chicago Fed estimated that September’s unemployment rate reached 4.3%, yet Goolsbee highlighted that broader labor market data suggest stability remains, indicating that the U.S. economy continues to absorb workers despite potential pressures. Goolsbee also signaled caution regarding aggressive monetary policy adjustments. He stated he is "reluctant to anticipate rate cuts" while the central bank navigates ongoing economic uncertainties, including inflation trends and labor market dynamics. Analysts note that the Fed faces a delicate balance: supporting employment without fueling price pressures, especially as recent economic data show mixed signals in consumer spending, wage growth, and supply chain stability. $QQQ $SPY $DJIA $SPX $IWN
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AlertsAndNews
AlertsAndNews Oct. 3 at 1:46 PM
$SPY $DJIA $DJT US S&P Services PMI Final Actual 54.2 (Forecast 53.9, Previous 53.9) US S&P Composite PMI Final Actual 53.9 (Forecast 53.6, Previous 53.6)
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Saracin1001
Saracin1001 Oct. 3 at 1:37 PM
$SPY $DJIA Yep!
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In_N__Out
In_N__Out Oct. 3 at 11:35 AM
$SPY $QQQ $SPX $DJIA $VIX Largest drops under Donald
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In_N__Out
In_N__Out Oct. 3 at 11:21 AM
$SPY $QQQ $SPX $DJIA $DXY 2008 and 2025 We all know the market it is 3x over valued. Credit card delinquencies at record highs, car notes aren’t being paid. Buy now pay later is dead and bankrupt. This is the start of a recession.
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inspector_gadget86
inspector_gadget86 Oct. 3 at 11:15 AM
$DJIA $DJT $SPY $TRUMP.X Data shows young college grads are feeling the brunt of the labor market slowdown. One think tank has dubbed the U.S. “no country for young grads.” Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged a few weeks ago that young people are having a “harder time” locking down work due to a “low-firing, low-hiring environment.”
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