1-Day Trade, 83.9% Return – Here’s What Happened | SPX Market Analysis 21 Feb 2025

Ahoy there Trader! ‍‍⚓️

It’s Phil…

Something for the weekend? Don’t mind if I do!

This quick-fire hedge trade was a perfect response to my bullish breakout trade suddenly changing its mind and doing a U-turn. Rather than dragging out a long adjustment, I took a 1-DTE trade, locked in a quick 83.9% return, and now I’m waiting to manage the original trade properly.

No stress, no drama—just smart trading. Let’s break it down…

 

 

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SPX Deeper Dive Analysis:

Why This Trade? A Hedge Against a U-Turn

This wasn’t just a random trade for the sake of trading—it was part of a larger plan.

  • The original bullish breakout trade was valid but started showing signs of hesitation
  • Instead of closing it outright, I opted for a short-term hedge
  • A 1-DTE trade allowed me to offset potential losses while keeping my original trade alive

The Trade Setup

  • Collected $3.10 in premium
  • Closed the next day for $0.50
  • Final return: 83.9%

Why a 1-DTE Trade?

If I had hedged in the same expiration, I’d be stuck managing both legs for too long.
Short-term hedge → Quick resolution
No unnecessary adjustments
Kept the bullish trade alive while protecting against an outright loss

What’s Next?

  • The bullish trade still has time—I’ll update once I manage it
  • Profit is locked in, regardless of what happens next
  • Broker statements are on the chart for full transparency

Final Takeaway? This is why having a strategy matters—even when the market decides to change direction.


Happy trading,

Phil

Less Brain More Gain

…and may your trades be smoother than a cashmere codpiece

 


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