S&P futures traded in a range from 6262 to 6330 before settling down 33 points, with Nasdaq down 101 and Russell showing the most weakness. Volatility edged up about 1% to 19.37 while bonds gave back recent gains. Bitcoin flirted with $120,000, reaching $118,400 (+$4,500), while Ethereum approached $3,000 after briefly crossing that threshold overnight. Gold gained $41 and silver outperformed with a stronger percentage move. In the Confirm and Send segment, Tom and Tony addressed viewer questions about strangle strategies, diversifying beyond cash-secured puts, and portfolio management techniques. He emphasized that traders should seek high-volatility stocks rather than low-volatility ones, and recommended maintaining long SPY exposure through out-of-the-money puts rather than futures for $100,000 accounts.