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.
Wall of Worry: $MU, $MSFT & $UBER | Market Hours #210
Market Hours #210: the S&P stalls at 7741 into Micron earnings, the 10-year’s monthly breakout, memory plays from $SNDK to SK Hynix and $STX, Ben’s wall of worry, rotation trades in $GOOGL and $UBER, and why less is more in the chop.
Memory Is an Employee: $MSFT, $MU & Silver | Market Hours #200
Market Hours #200: SPX tags GP’s 7741 target, why memory is “an employee” of the mega caps, Nvidia’s circular financing, silver’s breakout-retest, the 10,368 extension, and Nick’s long-term $EEM idea.
FOMC Day Reset: Gold, $MU & $AMD | Market Hours #196
Market Hours #196 on FOMC day: the QQQs hit Nick’s target, GP’s 637-or-rip setup, gold as the leading indicator, where chips reset (539, 513, 420), SK Hynix and $LRCX, SpaceX’s lockup, and the Yahoo profit-taking story.
Capitulation Day: $TSLA, $MU & $MSFT | Market Hours #195
Market Hours #195: mindset in a chop market, GP’s case that the morning flush was capitulation, why the rotation isn’t healthy, real-world stocks and $IGV, calendar flips, and a long debate about Tesla.
Dispersion, Not Rotation: $MSFT, $GOOGL & $MU | Market Hours #192
Market Hours #192 on Google earnings day: GP’s ‘trash’ price action near S&P highs, Ben adds $NOW at 96, Dell as the leader, $SMH’s bear trap, SPX 7741, selling into earnings, and dispersion versus rotation.
Leadership From the Leaders: $MSFT, $MU & Gold | Market Hours #191
Market Hours #191: week 12 of the Nasdaq range, why memory needs the mega caps, Meta’s 20/50 cross above the 200-day, gold and Bitcoin setups, multi-decade bases, $NBIS and the Jensen effect, $RKLB and $HOOD.
Protect Mode: $MSFT, $META & $AMZN | Market Hours #182
Market Hours #182: GP’s no-edge protect mode vs. Nick’s two-way trades, Microsoft’s worst month since 2000, Bitcoin’s slide, med-tech rotation, a $40M Micron call buyer, QQQs 690 and 630–640, and indexing vs. the mags.
No Edge, No Trade: $MU, $AMZN & $GOOGL | Market Hours #181
Market Hours #181 on a KOSPI-led memory flush: biotech and IBB breakouts, $MU still trending, $QCOM and bear traps, “no edge, no trade,” trading the trader with journals and separate accounts, and $AMZN’s do-or-die level.
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.
Asymmetric Risk: $MU, $AVAV & $TSLA | Market Hours #177
Market Hours #177 with Nick and GP: why the market isn’t a bubble, names under the 200-day getting smoked, GP’s asymmetric options trades in $MU, ARM and DELL, poker math for traders, Nick’s $AVAV if-then map, and how to sell winners.
Only Just Beginning: $AMD, $MU & $NVDA w/ Cookie_M | Market Hours #151
Market Hours #151 with Cookie_M after Stocktoberfest: we’re not bullish enough, $AMD’s 2017 fractal, $MU’s measured move to 1,900, $NVDA to 350 then 800, the XBI’s Q2 2026 pullback, 6G and the next bear market, and Tesla’s parabola.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent: $XLE, $TSLA & $JPM | Market Hours #64
Market Hours #64: Nick is positioned long, GP admits oil's bounce defied his call, energy's conflicting signals, gold, Boeing, the dollar, Tesla's entry levels, JPMorgan's failed head and shoulders and the QQQs' crossover.