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If you’re trying to squeeze consistent gains from this market, you need tools that give you the most control. That’s why I generally trade one-day expirations instead of 0DTE. ![]() They offer the cleanest balance of risk and reward — and for the way I trade, there’s nothing better. The biggest advantage of one-day options is time decay. It’s fast, it’s predictable and it gives me the edge I need. I’m not guessing what the market will do over the next week or month — I’m simply analyzing what it’s likely to do today… And 0DTE options may be just a bit too sensitive outside of the first hour of the day. That keeps my exposure small and my probability of success high. Because let’s face it — the longer you’re in the market, the more things can go wrong. Economic data, earnings surprises, Fed speakers, political headlines — anything can derail a good setup if you’re holding too long. With one-day expirations, I don’t worry about that. I’m in and out the same day. I’m focused, I’m nimble and I can be selective. If the setup isn’t there, I don’t trade. If the edge is there, I can take advantage of it with defined risk. Let the Probabilities Work in Your Favor Another reason I stick to one-day trades is because it keeps the math on my side. I target high-probability setups using simple metrics — support, resistance and short-term momentum. I don’t need complex indicators or long-term predictions. I’m just looking for where the market is likely to go in the next few hours. And because I’m working with such a short time frame, I don’t need massive moves to make money. I can sell spreads or buy cheap options on stocks like Nvidia (NVDA), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN) or Tesla (TSLA) — and still have time to react if the trade moves against me. This approach also lets me diversify across sectors. Some days I’m in Technology (XLK). Other days I’m trading Consumer Discretionary (XLY) or Health Care (XLV). The goal is always the same — find where the action is, use the right strategy and manage my risk. Bottom line: One-day options let me stay in control. I’m not relying on luck or long-shot bets. I’m using probability, discipline and timing — and that’s how I stay consistent in a market that rewards precision. If you’re not trading one-day expirations, you’re leaving a massive edge on the table. I hope that helps! If you want to see how I put the plan above into action, check out my live event at noon ET today! Roger Scott Roger Scott Trading Follow along and join the conversation for real-time analysis, trade ideas, market insights and more! Telegram: https://t.me/+_vmfwkeP8fA5YWQ5 Important Note: No one from The TradingPub team or any of its associated brands will ever contact you directly on Telegram. *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. LIVE AT NOON: My Top Predictions for This Week Roger and Sarah are teaming up in the live room at noon ET today, April 23, to bring you their top predictions for this week. ![]() Want to get a link to TradingPub content, trade ideas, real-time market analysis and educational tidbits? We have you covered! Telegram is an entirely free messaging app and getting access is as easy as 1… 2… 3… 1. Download Telegram on your mobile device (Before you can add Telegram to your desktop computer, you must download the application on your phone and create your account: To download to your iPhone, click here. To download to your Android device, click here. After the download is complete, please create an account. NOTE: You can manage your privacy settings by clicking “Settings,” and then “Privacy & Security.” 2. Download Telegram on your desktop: Once you’ve downloaded Telegram onto your mobile device and created your personal account, you can download it onto your desktop computer. To download onto your PC, click here. To download onto your MacOS, click here. 3. Then add our channels by clicking these links!
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