Hosts Tony and Jamal conducted a selective Fast Market session executing four trades while closing several profitable positions including Coin puts (sold $5, bought $3.45) and Amazon short puts ($2 to $0.36). The CRM trade featured the newly-renamed "Super Bowl" structure selling 240 November puts and buying 255-260 weekly call spread for net $2.65 credit, playing into potential ServiceNow earnings spillover. The Microsoft December 510-525 call spread at exactly $5 provided 50-50 directional exposure with Tony patiently waiting for the $6 downtick to improve his fill. The SPX zero-day 20-delta iron condor with $20-wide wings at $5.10 was quickly scalped at $4.60 (10% profit) given market uncertainty. Multiple passes included ARM due to 30-cent wide markets making the 190 calls untradeable, Rivian where Tony suggested buying stock outright rather than paying wide option spreads on a $13 product, Spotify with prohibitive $4-wide markets, and Japanese Yen call spread as Tony identified himself as "world's worst commodity trader" avoiding currency positions.