Track Record

Trade with the score,
ride the trend.

The score reads both the direction of the trend and how strongly it's running — from −10 to +10. Trade the side it points to and you ride the move; fight it and you're hoping for a reversal. Real sessions below: the score overlaid on price, the 0DTE option payoff beneath it, and entry, peak and close shown honestly.

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Hypothetical educational examples — not financial advice. Option scenarios are historical peak-gain calculations that assume entry at the noted level and exit at the session high. Real trading involves slippage, fills, and execution risk that materially affect outcomes. These examples are illustrative, not representative of typical results, and include both winning and losing setups. Past session performance does not predict future results. Options trading carries substantial risk of total loss. The score is a directional bias tool, not a buy/sell signal.

Bullish zone (score ≥ +4) Bearish zone (score ≤ −4) Stock price 0DTE option price

Trade with the score, ride the trend

Days the score pointed Bullish and ran deep into the zone — the stronger the reading, the stronger the move — and the 0DTE call that rode it.

SPY

Wed, May 6, 2026
Strong from the open
SPY May 6 2026 — momentum score overlaid on price, with the 0DTE call option payoff below
Contract
$730 Call · 0DTE
Entry
$0.93
Peak
$4.55 (4.9×)
Close
$3.89 +318%

The setup

The score opened already deep in the Bullish zone (+8.5) and never gave it up. It eased back toward neutral around midday — a ~12:00 breather near 0 — then recovered through the afternoon, peaking at the top of the scale (+10) and closing +8.2. SPY climbed from $728 to $733.91 (+0.79%) in a steady, low-volatility grind.

Honest read

A near-the-money 0DTE call on a quiet trend day. The midday dip toward neutral pressured the contract back to ~$1.45, but the score never flipped Bearish — and the afternoon recovery carried it to a $4.55 peak. Because SPY closed ~$4 above the strike, the call kept most of its value into the bell ($3.89). A score that fades to neutral without turning Bearish is a pause, not an exit.

SPY

Wed, May 13, 2026
Sustained Bullish
SPY May 13 2026 — momentum score overlaid on price, with the 0DTE call option payoff below
Contract
$740 Call · 0DTE
Entry
$0.35
Peak
$3.90 (11.1×)
Close
$2.30 +557%

The setup

The score settled into the Bullish zone (above +4) by 9:00 AM CT and spent about three-quarters of the session there, topping out at the +10 ceiling near 11:00. It dipped back into Range a few times midday but never turned Bearish — the trend taking a breath, not breaking. SPY ground from $737 to $743.91 on quiet, low-volatility trend action.

Honest read

The call captured the multi-hour trend and, because SPY finished above the strike, the close held much of the peak gain. The 11× peak is the eye-catching number, but the +557% close is what a realistic exit into the bell looked like. The midday dips back into Range were a signal to tighten stops — the trend pausing, not breaking.

GOOGL

Wed, May 13, 2026
Bearish → Bullish flip
GOOGL May 13 2026 — momentum score overlaid on price, with the 0DTE call option payoff below
Contract
$390 Call · 0DTE
Entry
$0.80
Peak
$13.73 (17.2×)
Close
$12.55 +1469%

The setup

The score opened deep Bearish (around −9) in the first few minutes, then flipped sharply to Bullish by 9:00 AM CT and held the Bullish zone for ~83% of the rest of the session. That early flip — deep Bearish to Bullish in under 30 minutes — was the clearest "the morning down-move is over" read of the week. GOOGL ran from $385 to $402.13 (+4.39%, the day's biggest mover).

Honest read

The $390 call sat ~$5 out-of-the-money at the open — just $0.80 of premium with GOOGL at $385. The score's early Bearish→Bullish flip flagged the turn, and as GOOGL trended to $402 the strike went ~$12 in-the-money: peak $13.73 (17.2×), close $12.55, liquid right into the bell. Out-of-the-money calls carry more risk — they expire worthless if the move never comes (see the "fought the score" examples below) — but when the score confirms the trend, that's where the leverage is.

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Patterns with high returns

The setups above aren't luck — they repeat. These are the recurring score shapes our subscribers find highest-conviction and highest-return.

1

Strong from the open

The score opens deep in a zone (±8) and holds. The direction is set before the first hour — ride it instead of waiting for a pullback that may never come. (SPY, May 6)

2

The early flip

A sharp reversal from one zone to the other inside the first 30 minutes — deep Bearish to Bullish, or the reverse. It's the score calling "the morning move is over," often the day's cleanest entry. (GOOGL, May 13)

3

Trend with a breather

The score goes directional and holds — dipping back to Range but never flipping. That pause is the trend catching its breath, not breaking. Hold through it. (SPY, May 13)

The common thread: the deeper the score runs into its zone and the longer it holds, the bigger the move it tends to ride — direction and strength in one reading.

…and when you trade against it

The score is no guarantee — but buying calls while it's Bearish is fighting the trend. Here's what that looks like.

SPY

Thu, Mar 26, 2026
Fought the score
SPY March 26 2026 — score deep in the bearish zone all day while a call is bought, ending near zero
Contract
$650 Call · 0DTE
Entry
$2.64
Tease (peak)
$5.36 (2.0×)
Close
$0.02 −99%

The mistake

The score opened deeply Bearish (−8.1) and never left the Bearish zone all session, bottoming at −10. SPY slid 1.1% to close at $644.86. Buying the $650 call here is a pure bet against a one-directional bearish read.

Honest read

A morning bounce lifted the call to a 2.0× peak, but with the score pinned Bearish and SPY closing $5 below the strike, the 0DTE call expired near worthless. A score that never leaves the Bearish zone is the market telling you which side to be on — this trade ignored it.

✓With the score — $650 Put · 0DTE
SPY March 26 2026 — the $650 put, aligned with the bearish score, riding the trend to +183%
Contract
$650 Put · 0DTE
Entry
$1.83
Peak
$5.37 (2.9×)
Close
$5.17 +183%

With the score pinned Bearish all day, the put rode the trend to a 2.9× peak and finished deep in-the-money — closing +183%. The mirror image of the call's near-total loss: same day, same strike, opposite side, opposite outcome.

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