ODTE, often written as 0DTE, refers to “zero days to expiration” in the context of stock options trading. It describes options contracts that expire at the end of the same trading day they are purchased or sold, leaving traders with a very short window—typically just hours—to act on them.
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As much to do with estimated tax payments due in two weeks as anything. And normals in 401k land just can’t “get out of the market”. Decaf
normalcy norman’s can’t play here, machine trading by the real bigs.
AI buying and selling, likely no humans involved.