1. What are the key economic releases or central bank events today that could impact market sentiment?
This sets the stage for the trading day and helps you anticipate volatility triggers.
2. How did the major global markets (Asia and Europe) perform overnight, and are there any notable moves in futures or forex that might influence the U.S. open?
Understanding global sentiment gives you a broader context.
3. What is the pre-market movement of key stocks on my watchlist, like Tesla, and are there any notable gaps up or down?
This helps you identify early opportunities or risks.
4. Are there any significant news headlines, earnings reports, or geopolitical developments that could affect my chosen assets?
Being aware of news flow keeps you agile.
5. What are the key technical levels and indicators (like RSI, MACD) on the indices and stocks I’m trading today?
This ensures you’re aware of potential entry or exit points.
6. Is there any unusual options activity or volume that might signal institutional interest or a potential big move?
Tracking options flow can give you an edge.
7. What’s the overall market sentiment today—bullish, bearish, or neutral—and how are the VIX and other fear gauges behaving?
Sentiment indicators help you align your strategy with the market mood.
8. Are there any notable sector rotations or shifts that could influence tech stocks like Tesla today?
This helps you see if money is flowing into or out of specific sectors.
9. What risk management measures will I put in place to protect my capital today—stop-loss levels, position sizing adjustments, or hedges?
This keeps your strategy disciplined and focused on capital protection.
10. Finally, what is my primary trading plan or thesis for the day, and how will I adapt if the market conditions shift?
11. Is trump speaking and If so about what and what time
This ensures you start each day with a clear, adaptable game plan.
🧾 THE EXACT PROMPT TO GET THIS EVERY MORNING (Copy & Paste)
Use this every morning before the bell — this will make me generate the same style, same format, updated with the top 5 A+ setups across the entire market:
🔥 JARVIS MULTI-TIMEFRAME A+ SETUPS PROMPT (OFFICIAL)
Jarvis, act as my professional options strategist, swing trader, and market structure analyst.
Date: [AUTO-TODAY]
Objective:
Give me 10 total A+ setups across the entire U.S. stock market —
5 bullish (CALLS) and 5 bearish (PUTS) — suitable for:
• 0DTE index trades (SPX / QQQ / IWM)
• Intraday trades using weekly options
• Short swing trades (3–10 days)
Do NOT limit the list to 0DTE only.
Include stocks that are best traded with weekly options, even if they are not ideal for 0DTE.
Focus ONLY on:
• News-driven gap-ups and gap-downs
• Momentum continuation or momentum breakdown setups
• Sector rotation and leadership shifts
• High-liquidity names with clean structure
Requirements (STRICT):
1. Use my Jarvis A+ format with emojis
2. Separate clearly into:
• 🚀 A+ CALL SETUPS (Bullish)
• 🩸 A+ PUT SETUPS (Bearish)
3. For each ticker, include:
• Setup type (gap, momentum, news, rotation, reversal)
• Key breakout or breakdown level
• Major support / invalidation level
• Timeframe preference (0DTE index / weekly intraday / short swing)
• Clear explanation of why this is A+ (price + catalyst + flow)
Then include an OFFICIAL OPTION STRIKE PLAYBOOK:
• 0DTE strike framework (for indices only, if applicable)
• Weekly strike framework (ATM or 1-step OTM preferred)
• Directional bias conditions (only trade if level confirms)
• Risk line / invalidation
Rules:
• No guessing direction
• No low-liquidity names
• No hype or filler
• Reaction-based only
• Institutional-style logic
• Avoid repeating the same tickers unless structure remains A+
Tone & Style:
• Professional, decisive, and disciplined
• Easy enough for newer traders
• Technically sound for experienced traders
• Written in my unique Jarvis style with emojis and clean formatting
End with Jarvis Execution Rules:
Confirmation → Strike → Size →