A free training with two career options traders on how to read the close — the one hour a day when Wall Street's largest players reveal where the money is going.
At the end of every trading day, the giants — pension funds, hedge funds, mutual funds — have to move. They settle their books, they set closing prices, and in doing so they leave a footprint anyone who knows where to look can follow.
The catch: most of the data that reveals it lives behind tools retail traders never touch. This free session shows you what's actually happening in that final hour, why it became a daily opportunity after 2022, and how Voz and Mark trade it live.
Your hosts: Voz — 15 years a Wall Street media insider (Yahoo Finance, SiriusXM). Mark Sebastian — options trader and CBOE market maker, seen on CNBC & Bloomberg. They trade the close together, live, every market day.
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The big desks have always had an edge into the close — better tools, better data, better timing. What they don't have is speed. They're so large that filling their orders takes time, and that lag is the opening.
“That lag is the opening.”
That's what Trade to Close is built on: spotting where the institutional money is headed and getting positioned before the move finishes. Daily zero-days-to-expiration options — which only arrived in 2022 — make it possible to do that with a small, defined play, every single trading day.
The training is led by people who've been on the inside of it. Voz spent 15 years as a Wall Street media insider, interviewing top traders, economists, and CEOs, with appearances across Yahoo Finance, Modern Wall Street, NinjaTrader, Money Morning, and SiriusXM. Mark Sebastian spent nearly a decade as an options trader and market maker on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, founded OptionPit.com, and is a familiar face on CNBC and Bloomberg.
They trade the close together, live, every market day — and this free session is the door in.
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