Grandma’s ZERO DTE SPX & SPY Outlook – Tuesday, November 18, 2025
In this short market outlook video, the presenter (referred to as “Grandma”) delivers a zero‑day‑to‑expiration (0DTE) trading framework for the S&P 500 index (SPX) and its ETF proxy (SPY) on Tuesday, November 18, 2025. She begins with a market overview, noting that SPX closed at 6,672.41 near the low of its daily range and SPY near $665, describing the session as a soft, downward‑pressured move rather than a crash. The core of the commentary is a step‑wise price‑zone strategy: clean “walkable” zones where price moves in defined increments are highlighted for both bullish and bearish scenarios, while “chop” zones—high‑noise ranges lacking clear direction—are identified as areas to avoid. Bullish paths are outlined as incremental climbs (e.g., SPX 6,672 → 6,685 → 6,700 → 6,720; SPY 665 → 668 → 670 → 672). Bearish paths are similarly broken down (e.g., SPX 6,672 → 6,660 → 6,650 → 6,635; SPY 665 → 662 → 660). Specific chop zones are listed for both indices. The presenter advises traders to wait for clean breakouts from these noisy zones before entering trades and emphasizes listening to “clean steps” rather than market “stomping.” The video ends with a standard disclaimer that the content is educational and not financial advice.
