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0DTE SPX copy trading.

Short-dated SPX trades move fast. Here's how CNKTID copies them safely — and the risks you should know.

What is 0DTE?

0DTE means "zero days to expiration": options that expire the same day they're traded. SPX index options are cash-settled, so there are no shares delivered at expiration. Prices can swing sharply within minutes.

Safeguards built in

  • No new trades on contracts expiring today in the last 60 minutes before the 4 PM ET close.
  • Positions on contracts expiring today are closed automatically in that final hour, even if copying is paused.
  • Take profit and stop loss are placed from your broker-confirmed fill and re-placed if they ever go missing.
  • When the trader exits, your copy exits too — closes always go out.

Risks to understand

  • Fills can differ from the trader's, especially in fast markets.
  • Short-dated options can lose most of their value quickly.
  • Only copy an amount you can afford to lose, and consider setting a daily loss limit.

See a live example

The SPX Calls (Short Duration) strategy trades 0–7 days to expiration with a take profit and stop loss on every entry. Its delayed results are public on the Strategies page.

Trading options involves risk, including loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. CNKTID is a software platform, not a broker-dealer or investment adviser, and is not affiliated with TastyTrade or any company named on this page.