Market Hours
Real traders. Real charts. Live.
Market Hours is a trading show for people who actually trade. We work through live charts, trade theses, invalidation levels and portfolio management on air.
Each episode gets a page here with the video, the recap, key takeaways, chapters and every chart from the show.
Shooters Shoot: $SMH, $RDDT & $RIVN w/ T.Stonk | Market Hours #186
Market Hours #186 with T.Stonk: the 50-day debate on $SMH, $IREN and $CRWV tranches, Rocket Lab’s two trends, T.Stonk’s Prime and 2x Palantir trades, Rivian’s offering, and $RDDT: Batman, triangle or head and shoulders.
Quarter-End Rotation: $RIVN, $RDDT & $MSFT | Market Hours #183
Market Hours #183 on the last day of Q2: QQQs eye 775–800, Microsoft’s record-volume stand at 350, $DELL and $CRWV setups, $RDDT as an investment not a trade, space leaders, GP’s quarterly charts and a Rivian debate.
Technicals in Reverse: $MSFT, $HOOD & $VST | Market Hours #179
Market Hours #179 after the Knicks’ title: an 8% pullback and the 10-day EMA, Microsoft trading like a meme stock, technicals working in reverse, options priced in, plus $HOOD, $VST, $CEG and $GE setups before Warsh’s first FOMC.
Extended Both Ways: Oil, $CRWV & $RIVN | Market Hours #176
Market Hours #176: how deep the QQQs pullback could go, GP on calling oil extended too, Ben adding IREN next to $CRWV, SPACs and the latest 13Fs, $RIVN below 13, and the case for biotech, space and Oscar Health.
Buyers at the Bottom: $ORCL, $CRWV & Oil | Market Hours #170
Market Hours #170 on Oracle earnings day: QQQs bought a fourth time at the range low, GP on put decay and a reflexive rally, Ben sells NET for BlackSky and $CRWV, XLE levels, $HIMS and Novo Nordisk, Rivian, Chewy and $TSLA's options flow.
Technicals Are Working Again: $AMD, $COIN & Silver | Market Hours #162
Market Hours #162: GP’s $AMD calls as technicals start working, base retests in Roblox, Baba and Hims, the QQQs’ VCP, the year of crypto and $COIN, horizontal levels vs trend lines, CoreWeave, PayPal, Sanmina, Flex and GP’s silver short.