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Daily Options Scenario #10

SPXPlay · Daily · 2026-07-21

One real SPX session from the trainer’s five-year history, dates masked. Below: the last 50 daily candles into the entry, the volatility and trend read at the close, and the four defined-risk verticals that were actually priced there (1 contract, ×100 multiplier, historical option quotes) — all expiring in 1 DTE. Pick your play, then reveal what the tape did.

TREND UP5D +0.9%20D -4.4%VIX 31.8 risingREGIME PANICEXP 1 DTEEVENT FOMC_DECISION in 1d
4,8474,6574,4674,2774,086entry 4,2094,8474,6574,4674,2774,0864,209

SPX · last 50 sessions · dates masked · entry 4,209.13

Your five choices

ChoiceStrikesEntryMax profitMax lossBreakeven

Tap a row to lock in your play — it gets scored against the whole board.

Reveal what happened
4,8474,6574,4674,2774,086entry 4,209reveal →settle 4,3584,8474,6574,4674,2774,0864,209reveal →4,358

Reveal: the sessions after entry

Over the next 1 session SPX rose 3.53% from 4209 to settle at 4357.86. VIX went from 31.8 to 26.7. The hold high of 4359 traded through the 4255 short call strike. FOMC rate decision landed during the hold.

ChoiceResultP&L
Bull put credit spreadWIN+$668.70
Bear call credit spreadLOSS−$1,773.80
Bull call debit spreadWIN+$2,488.70
Bear put debit spreadLOSS−$1,671.30
No trade — stand asidestood aside$0.00
Coach notes (scored GEX-blind, no hindsight)
  • call_credit AVOID (-3.00): fighting an uptrend: GEX live book saw 9% win rate doing this; disabled by default in the GEX live policy (call credits lost -$2,245 on 30d)
  • put_credit AVOID (-5.00): gamma regime unknown (GEX unavailable); trend UP (5d +0.9%); panic vol: stand down; 3-7 DTE entries hold over: FOMC rate decision
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Playbook Trainer is an educational game built on historical market data. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Options involve substantial risk; defined-risk spreads can lose their full maximum loss. Scenario dates are masked, and prices reflect historical option quotes with simplified fills.