Monday. Wednesday. Friday.

I'm watching every day. But these three? The expected move says they're different.

I'm watching the market every day.

Monday through Friday. That's what I do.

But Monday, Wednesday, and Friday? Those days are different.

Because those are the three days when the biggest stocks in America have same-day options expiration. AAPL, AMZN, MSFT, META, NVDA, TSLA, GOOGL, AVGO.

And when you have same-day expiration, you get reset pressure. You get structure around the expected move. You get setups that actually have math behind them.

Which means the opportunities on those days tend to be bigger. Cleaner. More defined.

That doesn't mean I'm ignoring Tuesday and Thursday. I'm still live. Still trading. Still watching.

But Mon/Wed/Fri? That's when I'm leaning in hardest.

9:30 to 10:30 AM ET. That's the hour when same-day pressure starts tipping its hand. When the expected move begins to matter. When the market separates real setups from noise.

And that's exactly when DON-DTE goes live.

You're not getting alerts after the fact. You're there with me as I work through it in real time. Watching the same stocks. Reading the same expected move. Seeing how I filter. How I focus. How I decide what deserves action.

If that sounds like a better way to approach this market, you can see the full breakdown here:

To your success,

Don Kaufman