ADJUSTMENT March 30, 2022 @ 3:00 PM ET: I rolled this position today as as discussed in the Post-Market Review on 03/29. I rolled from 04/04 to 04/11 expiry and it cost me 0.30 debit. My original credit was 2.30 which leaves me with 2.00 of credit remaining. The overall thesis for carrying this position is still in tact. For a more comprehensive understanding of my view, please see the Post-Market Review recording from 03/29. As a brief overview, based on multiple mid and long term zones, it makes sense to continue to maintain this position as we have risen into several major auction zones that should provide descent resistance if the market type continues to be Bear/Sideways Volatile. ============================================================================================================== This position is based on over a week of balancing at the top of a vertical pattern higher that has failed to definitively show evidence that price intends to break higher. Additionally, we have come into a major auction zone on the 20yr. timeframe that would be presumed to be resistance: http://tos.mx/r7pBLVw Price has also risen into multiple other zones on various time frames that would also be presumed to be resistance at current levels which are accessible in the charts below: 20 Year Zones: http://tos.mx/r7pBLVw 1 Month Zones: http://tos.mx/0doLuDW 3 Month Zones: http://tos.mx/BJc7XeW ***All analysis is done on /ES but position was executed in SPX

I continue to expect that oil prices will continue to increase as a result of a multiplicity of forces which include a global push to mass adoption of Electric Vehicles as well as clean energy, as well as current geopolitical tensions in the European area. I think the more conservative approach to exposure to increasing oil prices resulting from limiting supply and high demand, using the Oil ETF (Ticker: USO) is probably a more conservative approach. I've decided to gain exposure in this sector in a U.S. Based company that I've had my eye on for quite some time - PHX Minerals. I've decided to take this approach as I believe PHX will generally benefit from the overall increase in oil prices but I am also anticipating the U.S. will ramp up national production and rely less on oil imports in an effort to reduce supply chain constraints that have caused surging price. This is more of an undervalued, opportunistic play for me where I see approx. 200-270% of upside from current prices of 2.40ish to approx. 7.50 - 9.00 per/share. Here's my chart showing the auction zones as I see them on the ThinkorSwim Platform: http://tos.mx/PhFoz4M

I am getting more significantly positioned for a fairly substantial broad market correction. Here's shared chart with levels highlight with yellow rectangles: http://tos.mx/GB8FeSh

The market appears to be continuing lower which will bring the SPX down to approx. 4160-4100 over the next several weeks. ThinkorSwim Chart: http://tos.mx/G3IpPIR

Let me begin by stating that this position is both a technical and fundamental play. The current technical side of this position is comparable to the price pattern seen between July and November of 2009. XRX has risen strongly into a 20-year auction zone and has been clustering for nearly 6 months at the said zone which can be seen here: http://tos.mx/jgiCJu2. The fundamental play is two-fold. The corporate office has fundamentally changed due to the pandemic. Corporations and their employees were forced to shift from commuting to the office to working remotely. Teams, we able to make this shift rapidly, in part, due to the emerging technologies, like Zoom Meetings, which enabled them to continue to communicate and collaborate. We've all seen Zoom Video (Ticker: ZM) balloon over 850% when the onset of the pandemic began. With many large corporations adopting extended and even permanent work-from-home policies, such as Microsoft, Twitter, Square, Dell, and Amazon to list a few, opportunistic investments that support the home office still have significant growth opportunities. One major inefficiency that continues to be problematic in the shift to the home office is the ability for companies to rapidly distribute documents that require a hard copy. One major example of this inefficiency is seen in the business dealings of the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service receives nearly 3.5 trillion in gross annual revenues via taxes. On average, their customers are issued more than $450 billion in refunds each year. As the case is made in a recent *Washington Post article, which I will include at the bottom of this research, their is a massive backlog of tax returns. As the Post article points out, the agency is dealing with an unprecedented number of broken printers and copiers along with staffing shortages. This backlog is costing both the IRS and taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars. With the copy room shuttered in corporate offices, thousands of other companies are faced with similar problematic issues of easily distributing hard paper material, where required, to staff and customers. The IRS and other public and private companies will need to repair this inefficiency and it is of my opinion that Xerox Holdings Corporation (Ticker: XRX) is perfectly positioned to be a major supplier of the solution. RESOURCES: - XRX Chart: http://tos.mx/qk2UJPv Washington Post Article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/05/11/tax-refund-delays-irs-printers-ink/

ADJUSTMENT 02/24/2022 @ 1:17 AM ET: I am rolling these short puts out from 4 MAR 2022 out, all the way to 14 APR 2022 as the near term is highly vulnerable to extreme volatility and I am able to receive an additional 5.75 of credit which puts my current net credit at 15.62 and removes the risk of early assignment on these puts with price trading significantly below the 440 price level in the SPY. ================================================== ADJUSTMENT 02/22/2022 @ 10:50am ET: In anticipation of a short term test of the 4250 price level in the SPX, I've gone ahead and rolled this position out to the 4 MAR 2022 expiration and was able to do so for an additional credit of 3.62 which brings my net credit up to 9.87. I do anticipate the market to rally in the near term following a test of the 4250 price level. ================================================ Volume was extremely light on this selloff today, based on what I'm seeing right now, I expect the /ES will bounce up to approx. 4500 before reversing lower. I'm adding this short put to hedge against my long puts. ThinkorSwim Chart: http://tos.mx/bclTju0

This is a tough move to make with the geopolitical tensions swirling, but there is a very strong technical support that we just came in to. The whole Russia/Ukraine tension has been the headline excuse to justify the move lower over the past week and a half. Any amount of positive news regarding deescalation between Russia & Ukraine and it will be excuse to rally and move back towards the 4675 price level. Here's the chart with the 20 year zones with yellow rectangles highlighting the thesis that is behind executing this position: http://tos.mx/bOWgiMd

I expect AMZN to bounce approx. 10% from lows of 02/18 to around the 3310 price level over the next several weeks. Here's the chart: http://tos.mx/A8Hc7kO

The overall market is showing signs of a pending collapse that brings the SPX down to approx. 3700 - 3400 and will drag down LCID with it to somewhere at or below $20 per/share. I'm adding a fairly aggressive collar trade to this position as it's a sizeable part of my zones portfolio and unnecessary to ride the stock down another 30% without protecting against further downside. I have sold an equal number of contracts of short calls as I hold stock (i.e. 1 contract for every 100 shares of stock I own). Here is the chart of LCID: http://tos.mx/YnVsTWB

The overall market is showing signs of a pending collapse that brings the SPX down to approx. 3700 - 3400 and will drag down LCID with it to somewhere at or below $20 per/share. I'm adding a fairly aggressive collar trade to this position as it's a sizeable part of my zones portfolio and unnecessary to ride the stock down another 30% without protecting against further downside. I have purchased an equal number of contracts of long puts as I hold stock (i.e. 1 contract for every 100 shares of stock I own). Here is the chart of LCID: http://tos.mx/YnVsTWB