Hey trader,

Here's a question dividing the trading community:

Should you trade options that expire the same day you buy them?

Five years ago, this wasn't even possible. Now it's one of the hottest debates in options trading.

Team "Yes" says: No overnight risk, pure speed, trades that resolve in hours.

Team "No" says: Too risky, too fast, basically gambling.

The truth? Whether 0DTEs are brilliant or dangerous depends entirely on whether you understand how they work.

Former CBOE floor trader Dan Passarelli wrote "Expiring Today: A Trader's Guide to 0DTE Options" because he keeps seeing the same pattern: Traders who understand the mechanics do well. Those who don't... don't.

Get the free guide here
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Whether you decide 0DTEs are right for you or not, at least make that decision with real information instead of hype.

Trade Smart,

P.S. Dan also has an online training that goes much deeper into 0DTE strategies if you want to learn more. You'll see that link after downloading the guide.
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