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The S&P 500 is stuck in one of the tightest ranges we’ve seen in weeks — and that’s exactly when traders get tempted to force trades. In tonight’s market update, Heather breaks down what this sideways action near 6900 really means, what tends to happen on the last trading day of the year, and the exact levels that matter if we finally see movement.

You’ll see why the current price action is basically “chop in a box,” and how to frame the market using simple, high-probability reference points — including the daily 21 (6850) and the weekly quant pivot L1 (6833). Heather also explains a key trading principle that saves accounts: a tendency is not a setup. Just because year-end selling often happens doesn’t mean you trade it blindly — you wait for signals and let price confirm.

Then we shift into a real trade idea: Heather walks through a 10-wide call butterfly on Google (January monthly expiration), why the chart setup looks strong (multi-timeframe squeezes + momentum shift), and how she sizes the trade so the risk is defined and emotionally manageable. You’ll also get a clear exit framework — including how she plans to take partial profits and reduce risk if the trade moves her way.

If you’re trading into year-end and want a cleaner plan for SPX levels, volatility expectations, and structured options trades — this one will keep you disciplined.

Timestamps
00:00 – SPX range is extremely tight (why it matters)
02:10 – 6900 psychological level + daily 5 area
04:15 – Last trading day of year: selling tendency (don’t force it)
06:05 – Key downside levels: 6850 daily 21 & 6833 weekly L1

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