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The tastylive network teaches investors innovative, simple ways to trade stocks, options, and futures, take advantage of market volatility and build a successful portfolio. Tom Sosnoff leads an irreverent and playful band of floor traders who are showing America a new way to quickly find low risk, high return strategies in bullish, bearish and sideways markets.
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Liz and Jenny open Fast Market in a tape that makes no sense: futures swing from red to green while the VIX stays elevated, and option markets feel strangely wide. That tension sets the tone. Good ideas are everywhere — but if the liquidity isn’t there, it’s an automatic pass. Baidu gets tossed immediately for ugly spreads, even at key support.
They lean into cleaner setups instead: a March put sale in PATH, a tightened Roblox Jade Lizard, and a simple, no-drama Amazon put spread. They also debate whether to fire off the routine SPX iron condor, but with VIX acting stubborn and pricing behaving oddly, they hold back. The takeaway? In weird markets, discipline matters more than opportunity — and sometimes the most interesting move is the one you don’t make.
In the Morning Show segment, Liz Dierking and Jenny Andrews discuss college basketball excitement while providing updates on market movements influenced by upcoming CPI data. They highlight significant earnings announcements, noting DraftKings (DKNG) dropping sharply to $21.38, while Coinbase (COIN) rises by $8. They delve into trading strategies, addressing questions about managing spreads and options in relation to earnings, emphasizing the importance of defined risk. The hosts also make predictions about market reversals based on the CPI release.
Markets sold off sharply during Thursday's session, with S&P 500 futures dropping nearly 80 points and the Nasdaq falling almost 2%. The decline began around 10:15 a.m. CT, coinciding with dollar strength despite lower yields. Sector rotation continues to drive market action in 2024, with formerly strong tech names under pressure while consumer staples like Walmart and Costco showed resilience. Software, transportation, and commercial real estate stocks have been particularly hard hit, with CBRE and CH Robinson experiencing unusually large declines. Despite the sell-off, VIX remained relatively subdued at 20.25, suggesting market participants anticipate another potential reversal. Gold and silver also declined significantly, with silver dropping 8.6% and crude oil approaching $60, down 3%. The hosts discussed various trade opportunities in the volatile environment, including SPX spreads, Microsoft positions around $400, and a Coinbase earnings double calendar ahead of its after-hours report.
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