Option Trade Recap

Trader By Instinct loaded semis calls into the print and cashed in fast: SNDK Aug 1450Cs from 1.9 → 5.80, SOXL Aug 145Cs 1.45 → 3.75, MU Aug 950Cs 1.70 → 5.60 (each 3/4 out), and WDC Aug 500Cs 1.70 → 3.20 (1/2). New starters included WDC 600Cs, SKHY 150Cs, MU 1200Cs, and SOXL 200Cs.

GP ran a busy SPX day-trade book (7900/7800/7825/7760/7730 calls plus 7650 puts for protection) and added swings in NVDA 8/14 230Cs, GLD 395Cs, TSLA 330Cs, META 610Cs, MSFT 510Cs, INTC 104/106Cs, SPCX 130Cs, and a 9/18 SPX 8500C lotto, trimming one runner at .66 and 1.69, and INTC-style adds at .83 and 1.04. Random Trader kept trimming the FSLR 262.5C monster — 1/4 out at 8.14 from .49 with a resting 20.00 limit — and scaled another 1/4 of NVDA Aug7 215Cs at 5.70 from .30, while adding MU, META, MSFT, ARM, TSLA, SHOP, CRWV, AVEX and W lottos.

Tuesday's tape gave the mods plenty to work with across single-name calls and index scalps. Trader By Instinct trimmed SHOP Aug 150 calls at 10.85 from 1.60 before the remaining half got stopped at 6.50, then reloaded with new AVAV, INTC (Aug 7 110s and Aug 14 120s), RKLB, and a lotto WDC Aug 7 700 call ahead of earnings. GP stayed active on TSLA, INTC, SPX, and MU, notably taking half of MU 960 calls at 4.50 from 1.24 and scaling out of SPX 7760 calls at 9.75 and 9.55 from 1.80, while adding longer-dated MSFT Jan 2027 600s and Sept 560s for continued exposure.

Random Trader booked the standout of the day, closing NVDA Aug 5 215 calls at 4.60 from 0.57 and trimming a quarter of Aug 7 215s at 7 from 0.30, plus a full exit on CRWV 85 calls at 8 from 0.70. New starters included small META call chases and an MSFT 500c superlotto.

GP had a busy tape, layering into META across multiple expiries — 8/7 620Cs, 8/21 650Cs, and Dec 800s/700s — trimming into strength with exits at 6.8, 9.3, 10, 10.4, and 11.7 on various pieces. He also cycled through SPX 0DTE-style plays (7770Cs sold half at 1.67; 7825Cs 8/5 trimmed at 1.96 after adding), rolled some profits into INCY/INCT 8/5 110Cs at .35, and picked up IBM 240Cs at .9, trimming 10% at 110 and more at 21.08.

Not everything hit — GP was stopped out of ASTS 80Cs at 1, closed SMH 530P hedge at 2.10, and exited MU 8/5 1000Cs at 1.77 from a 2 entry. New swings added include GLD 8/28 400Cs, NOW 8/21 140Cs, TSLA 8/14 360Cs, IBIT Sep 37Cs, and RKLB Dec 150Cs. Trader By Instinct flagged a SHOP Aug 150C entry at 1.6, while Random Trader worked a CRWV 85C exit — first third out at 9.9 with a higher-tier limit still working — and left a resting MSFT Aug 500C sell at 15.

A busy Monday across the trade channels. GP ran a heavy playbook, cycling through multiple SPX call trades (7600s scaled from 1.35 and re-entered at 1.20, 7610s from 1.65 trimmed at 2.80/4, and 7675 8/4 calls from .60 out at 3.10), while also booking wins on NOW 125 calls from .75 (out in tranches at 2, 3.60, 4.80) and ORCL 150 calls from 1.45 trimmed at 2. GP added a hedge with SPX 8/7 7450 puts at 5.80 and layered starters in NVDA, META, MU, INTC, GLD, ASTS, and additional TSLA calls plus 320 puts. Random Trader scored the day's cleanest scalp — NVDA AUG3 205c from .28 exited in pieces at 2.00, 2.22, and 3.20.

Trader By Instinct stayed quiet with three simple starter entries: AMZN AUG 320c at .70, TSLA AUG 400c at .87, and NOW AUG 140c at .80. Random Trader also fired lotto-style tickets on CRWV, DOCN, COIN, BABA, META EOD, and MSFT, with a stop-out on NVDA 207.5c at .50 from .58.

GP ran a heavy tape, cycling through calls on $TSLA, $COIN, $MSFT, $MU, $META, $AAPL, $INTC, $ORCL and both directions on $SPX. Multiple trades scaled out in quarters — MU 850 calls trimmed at 3.10 and 2.88, COIN 8/7 160s scaled at 3.55/2.30 with a stop on the rest at 1.75, and META 570s scaled at .77/.92 before stopping the tail at .70. Not everything worked: an SPX 7430 put stopped at 2.20, INTC 93 calls stopped at .35, and a MU 880 call trimmed at .76 then closed at .48. GP also rolled half the COIN profit into 170 calls at 1.06.

Random Trader kept size small and leash tight, with the standout being NVDA 200c from .26 scaled out at 1.00, .54, 1.22 and 1.72 for a full runner. GOOGL 357.5c and META 557.5c superlotos also paid, trimmed at .60 and 1.00/1.13 respectively. MU chops were less friendly — 950c and 930c both stopped, though a quick MU 805p flip from 1.25 to 1.74 worked.

Trader By Instinct locked in gains on his MSFT Aug 450 calls, scaling out from a 3.95 entry at 14 and 18. GP ran an active book of lottos and short-dated calls across TSLA, NVDA, META, MU, SPX, ORCL, COIN, GLD, ASTS, BMNR and NOW — trimming winners like ASTS (.33→.42), SPY 744c (.28→1.27), ORCL 135c (.39→.70 after a 1.1 trim), and an SPX 7460c (.4→.62 on half). He also flipped META out at 28.5 ahead of earnings to sidestep ER risk and layered SPX 7410 puts as a hedge, taking half at 1.95. Some names stopped out (TSLA 315c at 2.57, others at 3.4 and 9.56).

Random Trader kept size small into earnings week with starters and 'superlotos': TSLA 325c stopped at .21, plus new positions in AAOI Sep 230c, CRWV 82c, MU 950c, NVDA Aug3 205c, MSFT 475c, FSLR 240c, TSLA 322.5c and DELL 445c — several framed as ER lottos or squeeze plays.

GP was active across index and single-name calls ahead of and around FOMC. Winners included an SPX 7350 call bought at 25.5 and scaled out at 32 and 34, MU 7/31 900 calls trimmed at 2.95 and 3.4 from 2.85, and TQQQ 65 calls re-entered at .42 and closed at .92 and 1.03. Not everything worked — TSLA 305 calls stopped at .57 from .71, NVDA 7/31 200 calls stopped at .80 from .84, and TSLA 300 puts exited at .58 from .51. GP finished by adding QQQ 645 7/31 puts at 2.15 as a hedge into the close.

Random Trader leaned into NVDA lottos, scaling out of 195 calls (.34) at 1.00 and 1.51 for a clean win, and buying back the 200c at .32. He also grabbed a FSLR 250c superloto at .24 into ER and TSLA 302.5c EOD scalps at .57 and .27, while flagging the late-day dump as either capitulation or a setup for a pull tomorrow.

Ahead of FOMC, GP stayed busy on the call side, opening SPX 7450s at 1.50 and scaling out in quarters up to 5.70 and 7.20, plus a half-profit roll into SPX 7465s. Index scalps continued with QQQ 678s from .26 trimmed at .41 and .62. Single names delivered too: MU 900 calls opened at 2.67 with pieces sold at 3.10, 3.50, and 3.70; NVDA 7/31 200 calls at 1.39 exited partially at 4.30 and the rest at 9; and an INTC 92 call scalp cashed out at .40. ORCL 130 calls were a miss, stopped at .14 from .83. GP also opened a longer-dated INTC 11/20 70 call at 25.90 and IBM 8/7 250s at 1.05.

Random Trader worked lotto and starter-sized names: NVDA 7/29 200c at .52 with a 1/4 trim at 1.02, plus superloto NVDA 205s and AUG3 215s. TSLA 7/29 325c was stopped at .17 then re-entered at .20. Also opened NFLX 75c/85c, MU AUG7 1190c, MU 7/31 980c, IBM AUG 275c, ORCL 135c, and an RBLX 8/7 70c ER superloto.

GP stayed active across index and mega-cap names, opening ORCL 8/21 150 calls at 1.14, TSLA 7/31 330 calls at 1.64, and a small NVDA 195 put hedge that came off at .55 from .30. He rotated into NVDA 205 7/29 calls at .55, SPX 7435 calls at .80, and a TSLA 305 put that stopped out at .46. Later plays included an SPX 8/21 7600 call at 32.70, META 600 calls at .39 (scaled out 1/3 at .62 and 1/2 at 1.40, rest stopped at .80), a TSLA 8/21 400 lotto at .69, and an SPX 7500 7/28 call at 1.25 on the thesis that today's reversal killed the setup and tomorrow retries it.

Random Trader leaned into a broad basket of small calls, chasing MSFT 400c at .40 and adding at .21, layering NVDA 7/29 215c, 210c, 207.5c and 202.5c, plus COIN 210c, GOOGL 7/29 345c on a 200SMA reclaim, and ER lottos in TXRH Aug 240c and W Aug 130c. The clean winner was TSLA 307.5c from .49, trimmed 1/4 at 1.21 and the balance at .80.

GP ran a busy tape with a string of low-premium call entries across META, TSLA, ORCL, QQQ, COIN and IBM. The QQQ 691 calls worked, trimmed at 1.35 and 1.30 from .60, then rolled into 693s and later 695s that ripped from .31 to 2.80. A TSLA 305 put grabbed at .37 came off at .46, and META 612.5 calls exited in halves at 1.30–1.35.

Random Trader leaned into superlotos and scored several. NVDA 210c averaged .35 with a first quarter out at 1.50, NOW 98c doubled+ from .34 to .81, and NFLX 70c came off at .27 from .11. The standout was a META 595p EOD rug-pull play from .24, scaled out .90/1.00/.80. TSLA 312.5c EOD loto also popped, off at .50 and .58 from .17. Trader By Instinct closed a TSLA Jul 29 280 put at .59 from .37.

A defensive tone opened the day as Trader By Instinct loaded up on puts, going long TSLA 7/29 280P at 0.37, GOOGL 7/29 295P at 0.35, and SPCX Aug 70P at 0.95. GP ran a busy call book across IBM 215C (.64), SNDK 1850C (3.71) — trimming a quarter at 9 — plus TSLA 330C (1.80), COIN 170C (.86), AMD 570C (1.74) and 585C (1.13, stopped at .2), QQQ 694C (.40) and 7/31 715C (2.67), NFLX 70C (.26), MSTR 100C (.27), IBM 7/31 220C (1.40), and an SPX 7415C from 1.70 closed at 2.02.

Random Trader kept size tiny and paid for it in a market that wouldn't find buyers: GOOGL 340C stopped at .2, META 650C stopped at .2, NVDA 215C stopped at .22, TSLA 345C stopped at .17, and GOOGL 335C stopped at .1. He re-entered NVDA 212.5C (.71, added .48) and plans to hold overnight, with small COIN 175C and META 630C also in play.

A busy Tuesday across the trade channels centered on META, NVDA, and index scalps ahead of a heavy earnings docket. GP cycled through multiple META call strikes (620, 630, 640, 650, 660, 680) plus MSFT, SPX, COIN, ORCL and NOW starters — trimming a quarter of an early runner at 1.94 and cutting another at 2.65 before closing the rest at 2.24, while a couple of META plays got stopped (.87 and 1.14).

Random Trader leaned hard into NVDA super-lottos, scaling out of the NVDA JUL22 210c from .51 at 2, 3.20, and 4.07 before a final stop at 3.17, and flipping the 215c from .03 up to .50. He also trimmed AVGO 425c from .45 to .95 ahead of GOOGL earnings, while META 635c, META 617.5p, NVDA 212.5c, and AMD 565c all got stopped. NOW, ORCL, CRWV, SMCI, COIN and NFLX lottos rounded out the earnings-week basket.

GP was active on both sides of the tape — scaling out of an unnamed runner in tranches at 6.15, 5.45, 8.80, 7.60, 10, and 13.10, while loading a fresh batch of call lottos across big names: COIN 215c at .20, MSTR 120c at .27, MU 7/22 1060c at 2.30, MSFT 7/22 410c at .54, NFLX 69c at .48, HIMS 34c at 1.15, CRCL 75c at 1.29, META 7/24 725c at .26, and XYZ 83c at .47 — closing the XYZ ticket at .85.

Random Trader leaned into META weeklies (JUL22 690c at .72, 680c at .89, added 680c at .60) and layered COIN plays including 200c at .47 tied to a 50sma reclaim above 170.8, plus a JUL31 250c ER lotto at .43. He trimmed 1/4 of a COIN 185c at 3.21 from .52, planning to hold the rest overnight. Also on the board: DOCN 152.5c at .45, DOCN JUL31 180c superlotto at .18, and AAOI JUL31 162.5c at .70.

Trader By Instinct leaned bearish on memory/storage into the print, opening puts on $SNDK (850P @2.7), $MU (750P @3.1), $STX (625P @2.8) and $DRAM (53P @2.34). GP loaded a wide call book across $META, $ORCL, $TSLA, $NVDA, $MU, $COIN, and $MSFT — trimming $META 685C into 1.46, closing another leg at 1.63, taking a $NVDA 215C runner at 2.69, and doubling down on $COIN 175C at 1.12 after getting stopped at .61.

Random Trader ran the MSFT squeeze play of the day: the 397.5C bought at .55 was scaled out at 2.13, 5.00, and 3.28 — a clean multi-bagger. He rolled up into 402.5C but that one closed at .21. Smaller adds included $META 670C/660C, $NVDA 207.5C and superloto 210C/205C, and $TSLA 380C/375C lotto stabs into strength.

Trader By Instinct ran the table on JUL calls, sizing out of every ticker he entered. MU 900c from 0.65 to 4.15 then 3.30, SNDK 1550c from 1.15 to 5.20, SKHY 160c from 1.30 to 7.00, SMH 560c from 0.87 to 4.25/4.60, RKLB 68c from 0.64 to 1.80, ASTS 58c from 0.56 to 2.65, and GLW 160c from 0.18 to 0.46 — a clean sweep of scale-outs.

GP was active across MU, IBM, META, NVDA, MSFT, NFLX, CRCL and SPX, notably taking a MU 860c from 1.80 up to a final 9.60 exit and trimming IBM 220c from .34 to 1.07 then 2.30. Random Trader cashed DPZ JUL 330c from .90 up to 4 and 6, scaled NVDA 205c and META 650c winners, but got stopped on late MSFT 395c and remaining META 650c lottos into the close.

Trader By Instinct closed out the last thirds of several July calls, taking $SNDK 1900c at 0.25 (from 2.65), $DELL 440c at 0.45 (from 1.30), and $SKHY 200c at 0.15 (from 1.35). He then reloaded with a stack of $MSFT July calls (425s, 440s, 500s) plus $META 695c at 0.72.

GP stayed busy across $NVDA, $COIN, $IBM, $TSLA, $META, $MSFT, $NOW and $SPX — booking a COIN exit at 3.20, trimming 1/3 of TSLA at 2.92, closing NOW at 3.10, and locking another out at 3.76. He got stopped on an SPX 7450 put and a smaller name, but kept rolling into fresh setups. Random Trader spread out lotto-sized entries across $META, $MSFT, $COIN, $TSLA, $NFLX, $AVAV and $TXRH, though META 695c was stopped at 0.48.

Trader By Instinct anchored the day with a standout BABA AUG 120 call, scaling out at 8.25 and 7.10 from a 1.58 entry. He also loaded a fresh basket of calls (ORCL, IBM, INTC, DELL, RH, STX, SNDK, SKHY, GLW, AAOI) and quickly booked 3/4 sales on SNDK JUL 1900c (7.70 from 2.65), SKHY JUL 200c (2.50 from 1.35) and DELL JUL 440c (2.60 from 1.30).

GP and Random Trader rode the META rip. GP scaled out of META 680c (from .50) at 1.30/2.40/3.00, then rolled to the 690s for 1 and exited around 3.55/3.10; he also worked SPX 7580c (2.65) out at 6.50. Random Trader crushed META 670c (1.01 → 4 and 8.05) and 675c (.44 → 5.01/8/11.35/10.45), and trimmed TSLA 397.5c from .35 up to 2.08. Not everything hit — GP's INTC 7/17 105c stopped at 1.20 from 1.72, and Random's TSLA 395c superloto stopped at .17.

Monday's tape saw the mods leaning heavily into call side action. GP was the busiest, firing off a wide slate of call buys including MSFT 400s (7/17) at .90, MSFT 395s (7/15) at .43, NOW 115s at .49, IBM 250s at .67, RKLB 90s at .62, TSLA 420s at .40, CRCL 67.5s at .57, SPX 7570s at 1.10, NFLX 90s (7/31) at .34, SPY 755s (7/15) at .55, ORCL 135s at 1.55, MSTR 110s at .39 (later added at .55) plus 120s at .10, and INTC 120s (7/17) at .65. GP booked two closes on the day — one exit at 1.22 and another at .88.

Trader By Instinct stuck to Aug/July calls with HPE Aug 65s at .96, SKHY July 250s at .50, and MU Aug 2000s at 2.65. Random Trader played a mix of lotto and swing calls: AAOI Jul 175s at .80 (small), META 705s at .42 (small), COIN 180s at .58, MSFT Jul20 425s adds at .24, MSFT Jul15 400s at .38, and AAOI 155s at .45 as a 'superloto.'

GP stayed active across index and single-name calls, exiting SPX 7585 calls at 2.70 from 1.85 and SPX 7560 calls at 3.30 from .30 for the day's cleanest closes. Entries included TSLA 405, 410, and 395 calls, META 675 and 665 calls, IBM 310s, ORCL 8/21 180s, MSFT 7/24 425s, NVDA 215s (roll), FIG 26s, and a NOW 7/17 125 lotto. Not everything worked — the TSLA 405s and META 665s were stopped out — but GP flipped bearish on META with 650 puts and layered into MSFT 7/15 410s at .45 on a familiar setup.

Random Trader scaled TSLA 405 calls from .45 down to .20, added META 720c, 670c, MSFT 390c/395c, TSLA 425c and 400c lotto, plus NVDA 205c/207.5c superlottos and an FSLR 260c flier. Wins landed on MSFT 390c (out 1/4 at 2.39 from .37, balance at 1.12) and a META 650c trim at 9.

Mods came in loaded on Thursday with a heavy tilt toward NFLX, META, and mega-cap tech calls. Trader By Instinct opened the day stacking July calls on MSFT, NVDA, TSLA, and NFLX at limit fills, while GP built out a broad book across NFLX, MSFT, META, COIN, INTC, RKLB, and even an SPX 7580 call — plus an SPX 7555 put as protection that he cut at .20. GP booked multiple scale-outs, including exits at 14.55, 22.05, 20, 19.4, 18.65, 17.7, and 15.68, alongside smaller wins closing pieces at 1.85, 1.59, 1.46, 1.57, and 1.90.

Random Trader ran the superloto playbook and it paid on NVDA 207.5c, scaling out of a .41 entry at 2.00 and 3.18. He also trimmed META 620c at .40 and .55 from .97, and rode META JUL13 650c from .60 to partial exits at 25.58 and 20. Not everything hit — AAOI 120c was cut at .42 from .65 — but the NFLX/META thesis carried the tape.

A strong tape gave the mods plenty to sell into. Trader By Instinct rang the register across a wide book of July calls — SMH, CRWV, GLW, MU, SNDK, LITE, NBIS and META all sold at higher marks, with standouts like GLW 220C from 1.6 to 4.2 and SNDK 2050C from 3.9 to 8.7. GP was active on both sides, adding MSFT, NOW, TSLA, SPX, IBM, GOOGL, NVDA, META, ORCL, COIN and a DRAM put, trimming winners like the META 650C in thirds up to 6.6 and closing GOOGL 365C for a small gain when it looked too far OTM.

Random Trader rode META 620C from .97, scaling out at 4.4, 6.77, 10 and 15 — the trade of the day. He also trimmed CRWV 95C at 1.79 from .54, added smaller starters in AAOI, ANET, TSLA and COIN, and got stopped on ANET 192.5C at .71 from .56.

Trader By Instinct cashed in a partial on $BABA Aug 120 calls at 3.60 from 1.58 (more than a double), then loaded a fresh slate of calls across $GLW, $CRWV, $RKLB, $ASTS and $HIMS. GP ran a wide book of call entries — $TSLA, $META, $SPX, $SPY, $ORCL, $COIN, $NVDA, $DELL, $GLD, $CRWV and $CRCL — closing three positions along the way at 1.90, .96 and 1.23.

Random Trader hit the trade of the day scaling out of $NVDA Jul 200 calls in quarters at 1.90, 2.24, 2.50 and 3.50 from .30, plus another $NVDA 202.5c out at 1.90 from .30. He rolled into $NVDA 205c to ride, added $TSLA, $META, $ANET, $FSLR, $COIN and joined the $CRWV 95c pincher setup alongside TBI.

Trader By Instinct locked in a win on $SNDK Jul 10 1100 puts, selling at 4.1 from 2.5, then rotated into a batch of call entries: $SMH Jul 650s at 2.9, $MU Jul 10 1100s at 3.75, $SNDK Jul 10 2050s at 3.9, $AAOI Jul 10 130s at 1.8, $NBIS Jul 10 230s at 2.6, and $LITE Jul 10 850s at 1.8. GP stayed active scaling out of $IBM 300 calls (partials at 14, 16, and 14.30) while adding $ORCL Dec 190s at 9.85, $RKLB 90s at 1.5, $TSLA 7/8 415s at 1.73 (out rest 4.95) and 425s at .35, plus multiple $SPX plays (7520s at 2.5, 7530s at 1.6, 7515s at 2.26 stopped 1.31), $META 7/10 635s at 1.51 (trimmed 6, out rest 6.30), $SPY 7/10 755s at .79, $IBM 335 lottos at .62 (trim 4.7), and $CRWV 93s at .52.

Random Trader hit a big one on $META 630c, taking 1/3 at 5 from .58, then followed with a $META Jul13 680c superlotto at .46. Losses came on $TSLA Jul8 430c stopped at .22 and $MSFT Jul10 420c stopped at .21, with new small starters in $AAOI 135c at .83, $TWLO 237.5c at .46, and a $TSLA Jul8 420c roll at .70.

Trader By Instinct spent the session trimming winners across a broad book: COIN Jul 180C sold at $5 from $1.48, PLTR Aug 140C at $8.50 from $2.70, NOW Aug 125C at $5.35 from $2.35, plus scales on RKLB, ASTS, BMNR, and NFLX. Fresh puts were opened on MU (Jul 750P @2.43) and SNDK (Jul 1100P @2.50).

GP stayed active with intraday call buys on ORCL, TSLA, COIN, MSTR, META, IBM (rolling half of the 300s into 330s @1.85), MSFT, RKLB, and SPX, scaling out in tranches (1/5, 1/3, 1/4) at prints like 7.50, 9.35, 4.70, 3.70, 3.45, and 3.20. Random Trader turned a small META 600C from $0.40 into scales at $2.50, $3.10, and $3, while sprinkling lottos in TSLA, GOOGL, FSLR, AAOI, and NOW.

Trader By Instinct locked in a slate of multi-bagger exits, scaling out of PLTR JUL 125 calls at $10.4 from $1.35, PLTR AUG 140s at $8.6 from $2.70, COIN JUL 180s at $7.5 from $1.48, CRCL JUL 70s at $0.54 from $0.20, TSLA JUL 450s at $3.5 from $1.25, RKLB AUG 135s at $7.1 from $1.85, MSFT JUL 400s at $5.7 from $2.65, and SOLT AUG 40s at $6 from $2.6. He also opened META JUL 640 calls at $1.1.

GP worked TSLA aggressively across strikes and dates, trimming a batch at $4.8 and scaling out of INTC 7/10 135 calls at $1.4 after starting at $1.77. MSFT 7/10 415s stopped at $1.60 from $1.41. Random Trader rode COIN 160 calls to a huge exit — trimming at $7.8 and $10 from $0.50 — and scaled AVAV 190s from $0.70 out at $6 and $1.35, then rolled up into AVAV JUL 250s. TSLA day trades were choppy with stops on both the 405c and 390p, and a flurry of EOD superlotos went out on ARM, AAOI, NOW, and COIN.

A green tape gave the mods plenty of exits to work with. Trader By Instinct scaled out of multiple winners — trimming META Aug 700 calls from 4 up to 11.6 and 16.4, PLTR Jul 125 calls from 1.35 up to 4.9, 5.75 and 6.85, TSLA Jul 450 calls from 1.25 to 6.95, HIMS Jul 40 calls from 0.61 to 1.5 and 2.1, and starting a COIN Jul 180 trim from 1.48 at 3.70. New starters included FUTU, BABA, CRCL and fresh HIMS Jul strikes.

GP was in full day-trade mode, layering COIN, NVDA, TSLA, MSFT, NOW, ORCL, IBM and SPX calls while feeding partials into strength — notable prints included COIN 7/2 160c sold as high as 5.35 from 0.89, TSLA 430c up to 4 from 1.05, and SPX lotto calls exiting at 24, 17, 28, 32, 37 and 38.25 against smaller entries. He also picked up a 7/2 7300 SPX put hedge for 2.6. Random Trader rotated through COIN 160c (out in pieces at 3, 3.23, 4.3 from 0.5), MSFT Jul1 385c (out at 3 and 2.8 from 0.49), NOW Jul2 104c (out at ~3 from 0.4) and CBRS 230c (1/3 out at 3 from 0.72), while adding starters in FSLR, DPZ, TTD, GLW, AVAV and rolled MSFT calls.

Trader By Instinct closed strong on his swings, scaling out of SPCX July 175 calls at 2.80 from 0.85 and trimming AVEX July 20 calls at 2.05 and 3.60 from 0.65. He rotated into fresh ASTS and RKLB July calls. GP booked his RKLB runner at 3.85 and added quick wins on NOW (out at 2.91) and NVDA 7/2 205c (out at 1.94 from 0.52), then layered new lottos across META, MSFT, MSTR, IBM, and a longer-dated NOW 8/21 130c.

Random Trader leaned into cheap upside-only plays, starting COIN 160c, FSLR 270c, SMCI July 40c, MSFT July1 385c, an August MSFT 500c starter, and a WING Sep 300c starter.

Tesla calls stole the show on June 29. Trader By Instinct trimmed his TSLA Jul 450c from 1.25 up to 3.60 and 5.40, while also scaling out of CBRS Jul 225c from 0.88 — selling pieces at 4.20 and 8.50 before the last quarter stopped at 7. He also booked wins on AVEX Jul 20c (0.65→1.10), RKLB Aug 135c (1.85→4.30), and ASTS Aug 130c (1.80→4.30), then re-entered with TSLA Aug 550c, CBRS Jul 275c, AAOI Jul 180c, and LITE Jul 1000c.

GP ran a full TSLA ladder (400, 405, 407.5, 7/1 440, 7/2 450), scaling out in quarters and thirds with exits as high as 3.90 from 0.39 on the 440s. He also played NVDA, SPX, MSFT, and COIN calls. Random Trader nailed the TSLA 405c from 0.24, scaling out at 2.38, 5.33, 6.10, 7.00 and 7.62, then rolled up into 412.5c and an EOD 415c superloto, adding starters in AAOI, CBRS, W, COIN, and a GOOGL Jul2 375c superloto.

Thursday brought a flurry of call buys across mega-caps and momentum names. Trader By Instinct loaded August calls in MSFT, PLTR, META, NOW, CRM, COIN, MSTR, NFLX, and more, and scaled out of MSFT Jun 370Cs from 0.20 up to 2.45. GP worked SPX, RKLB, NVDA, MU, INTC, and TSLA lottos — trimming SPX 7650Cs from 10.50 partials and riding TSLA 6/29 410Cs from .30 to 2.70, with an INTC 132C runner from .33 to 1.30.

Random Trader had the standout tape: MSFT Jun 365Cs from .50 cashed in pieces at 4.50, 6.56, and 6.10, GLW 217.5Cs from .30 trimmed up to 3.00, NOW 95Cs from .45 out at 2.00 and 2.41, COIN 148Cs from .42 hit 2.03, and CBRS 180Cs from .60 reached 3.00. A few lottos (MU 1275Cs, MDB, FSLR) were tagged as shredder material.