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 point of control as support, 

can you weed out bad trades by only doing it when relative volume is high?

if you lose once, should you just shut it down for the day? it seems like if there's a chop so to speak there's more likely to be another chop

also you're two for two technically on the beginning of the day trades, in other words, it seems like the thesis that it's ok for the macd to keep continuing, it seems like that is going to work, we'll see though, seems risky, i.e., it seems like it would be safer for the market to pick a direction and then to just go with that for one trade per day

is it better to buy puts when IV is low? calls sure, but puts?

point of control from the previous day was tested today, makes me wonder if you could make it so that, like, you'll be bullish on the stock until the POC starts to move downward, so like today for instance, the POC did in fact move up

will there be a higher win rate for first trade of the day? not the first 30 min but the one after that????

oh yea and I guess you did the swing thing too with different strikes...

again, I wonder if you could be like, ok, the POC went up, so calls into the next day, I mean it is SPY after all...

that would mean

• POV +, swing
• first 30 min
• macd cross

things you need

• to determine risk units, is a 25% loss too much? will you still make money?
• to determine which are spy's best days (tuesday?), is there a day that's better for calls vs. puts?
• to determine when those anomalies? are on the macd and when they occur: (a) when they occur once are they more likely to occur again on the same day? (b) what is the ratio of non-anomalies to anomalies? (c) would a 15 time frame smooth them out and how much would I sacrifice in terms of profit?
• to check in with reddit and see if you're taking the right calls/puts, tho I need the cheap ones...