On this episode we break down the tech rebound, unusual options activity and the S&P 500's own "Mason-Dixon Line." Mark Longo, Andrew "The Rock Lobster" Giovinazzi and Mike Tosaw explore the market's trading range, shifting volatility and the debate over AI spending—including Elon Musk's colorful "guppy death" warning for the neocloud business. On the docket: <ul data-spread="false"> <li> Trading Block: Tesla, Nvidia, CoreWeave and other active names as tech rallies, plus VIX, interest rates and election uncertainty. </li> <li> Odd Block: Unpacking a massive JetBlue options trade involving call spreads and puts, plus unusual Braze call activity tied to its acquisition. </li> <li> Strategy Block: Managing protective collars after a stock declines. Uncle Mike uses Netflix to explain taking put profits, rolling protection and potentially funding additional stock purchases. </li> <li> Around the Block: Big tech earnings, Fed developments and the key S&P 500 levels the panel is monitoring. </li> </ul> Plus, Uncle Mike fights back in the trivia challenge—and a history question becomes a surprisingly useful market metaphor.

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