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Daily and weekly trading plans covering options, stocks and futures, built around order flow. Each edition sets out support and resistance levels for the session ahead and the macro events in view, with recurring attention to inflation data and Federal Reserve expectations.
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Recent examples: Will Jensen be Charged for Fraud? · Chips Surge!
Written from Tic Toc's OrderFlow Newsletter’s own published post titles and openings in Sep 11, 2026. It describes the subjects the newsletter covers, not its views, and is not investment advice.
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Most-reacted post we have seen: A Bet for Stocks is a Bet for Status Quo. — 143 reactions on Aug 16, 2026.
Recent posts
- Will Jensen be Charged for Fraud?
Folks— Agents are all the rage today. Agent this , agent that— I would submit that YOU and YOUR investments are your own BEST agents. Your investments work for you— day and night. They do the heavy lifting with a single laser focussed goal, to make you financially free. There is a lot of doom and gloom out there, and with good reason. There is uncertainty, all this uncertainty can be unnerving, and to make it worst, influencers with little to no skin in the game are spreading FUD at all hours. Against such a backdrop of non stop fear mongering, a consistently implemented investment program is…
- Chips Surge!
Fairly aggressive day today, we opened above the 7750 level and could not even retest 7750 missing it by a few points before taking off and ending the session near the session highs. Related markets …
- The Worst is Yet to Come.
A tremendous amount of ink was spilled and eyeballs were glued to the Fed decision to raise rates by a quarter percentage point last week, with many experts calling this the start of a new tightening cycle. The markets sold off quite aggressively on the news, but most of those losses were recovered in the latter part of the week, quite nicely coinciding with my weekly support levels shared last week. To make long-term calls based on one Fed decision requires a certain stretching of the imagination, but if I were a betting man, I would say there is perhaps going to be one more rate hike this…
- Buying Dip.
A lot rides on slender shoulders of Warsh tomorrow, and perhaps the market is expecting too much. I think this will be a non consequential rate hike because I do not think these issues can be solved by the FED, and certainly cannot be solved by one rate hike. There is now no going back to spending and fiscal madness unless and until there is a massive crisis. Eventually I think we will enter recession, inflation will fall and rates will come down, carving a low in TLT. This I think plays out over next 8 to 18 months. Interim, I am interested in buying dip if there is one tomorrow. If the…
- Pause AI! Frontier Labs Panic.
Hey friends— Let us kick off the post with a prevailing 10,000 feet view and then zoom into some levels I am looking to buy, along with some other longer term themes. If you talk to 20 different people, you will hear 20 different opinions about what the market ought to do, or ought not to do. So, for instance, you will see many folks post spiel like, “This market has held up remarkably well despite all the macro,” or “This market can surprise any minute to the upside.” I am not saying they are wrong. I am just saying they don’t know what they are talking about. 0 clue. Why do I say that?…
- Politics Front and Center.
Hey folks— In light of the upcoming inflation data, these markets have stayed fairly subdued, losing ground slowly but surely. This raises the question: will consumer and producer price inflation dat…
- Weekly Plan 9.7.26
Hey traders— Despite a myriad of headwinds, this market has remained fairly strong. You saw this last week, with the market willing to do barely any business below 7,600. Now, don’t get me wrong—I lik…
- No rate hikes.
Hey folks— Excellent day for some of our stocks like TSLA, SPCX, PLTR, to name a few from dozens. What you have is the FED waller coming out strongly for a case of no rate hikes which the markets did…
- Daily Plan 9.3.26
Most of the session today remained between my support and resistance levels shared last night, and I do not see a reason yet to be too perky about this tape, unless we begin to see some daily closes …
- Daily Plan 9.2.26
We see a shallow bounce about a 10 points from the intermediate weekly support but the rallies overall had been sold on the session. Overnight you have some key central banker conferences and rate de…
- Generational Wealth = Thinking Different.
Hey folks— Wanna kick off the post with some thoughts on a few key markets and how these markets shape investor perception. First off, this should not be construed as me being overtly bearish on the general market just yet, per se. The thing with being bearish all the time is that sometimes you get lucky. If I am bearish every day and every month of the year, and one of these days the market manages to sell off 10%, 20%, or 30%, the news media makes it sound like I am some sort of genius. Everyone celebrates me, and my previous 9 out of 10 failed bearish calls are swept under the rug. Now, a…
- A Case Against Bears.
If you look outside the usual AI suspects, our recent calls continue to do extremely well. You pick anything really— from Gold to gold miners, Silver stocks, Apparel like Victoria’s secret, Disney, A…
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