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.
The Spring Played Out: $MSFT, $TSLA & $IGV | Market Hours #173
Market Hours #173: the QQQs' Wyckoff spring under 585 plays out, GP's eulogy for 200-day rejection calls, positioning before war headlines resolve, oil, $TSLA's base retest, three-gap exhaustion in $IGV, $MSFT's channel, CoreWeave and Symbotic.
Just Not This Quarter: $NVDA, $TSLA & $IGV w/ Cookie_M | Market Hours #168
Market Hours #168 with Cookie_M, the longest show yet: why he went all cash for long-term money, the QQQs, $NVDA’s earnings trade, $TSLA, the $IGV, Microsoft and Bitcoin, plus a fight over being ‘not bullish enough’ into a correction.
Stop Selling: $MSFT, $IGV & $NOW | Market Hours #167
Market Hours #167 on ‘fake Monday’: GP’s February VIX-expiration trap, Nick’s QQQs 595 reclaim and 575 floor, whether the $IGV is a generational buy, what mega caps that stop selling look like, $MSFT, $NOW, 13Fs and Burry vs Palantir.
Make the Waterfall Stop: $IGV, $WULF & $NFLX | Market Hours #166
Market Hours #166 after a ‘stock apocalypse’ week: Nick’s QQQs levels to lean bullish, GP’s NQ line in the sand at the FOMC low, scanning, alerts and gap-ups with $WULF and Ichor, $NFLX, $META and why the $IGV bounce looks like a dead cat.
Zero Edge: Silver, $META & $IGV | Market Hours #165
Market Hours #165 with Nick and GP (Ben out): week 22 of the range and an outside reversal off the 50-day, what to do with zero edge, boomer stocks and housing, $PLTR, day-trading silver’s gap, $META, Bitcoin and the $IGV’s wedge drop.
The Head and Shoulders That Wasn’t: $NVDA, $TSLA & $IGV | Market Hours #92
Market Hours #92: was Nvidia's head and shoulders ever real, AMD's post-earnings rip, Coinbase testing its pivot, Tesla's range and its December 2020 gap, Disney and Square, and why the IGV looks weaker than the semis.