PTG FRYday Recap – “The MATD Meat-Grinder & the Fryday Rip Job

Posted on by November 21, 2025

PTG FRYday Recap – “The MATD Meat-Grinder & the Fryday Rip Job”

FRYday did FRYday things — a full-course meal of MATD chop, overnight extremes tagged to the tick, and bulls who showed up late but still managed to light the shorts on fire into the weekly close. Classic.

Overnight Playbook: Both Scenarios Served Hot

Before most traders finished their first sip of coffee, the DTS Briefing had already gone 2-for-2:

  • Bear Scenario took the wheel first:
    Price broke 6575 and knifed straight into 6550–6540, while NQ printed its lower target 23905 with laser-guided precision.

  • Then the Bull Scenario grabbed the baton:
    Reclaim 6575 → launch toward 6595–6615 → and later press on toward the 3DCPZ 6649.25.

No surprises — just textbook PTG behavior. The overnight crew got the whole syllabus in one session.

RTH Session: Welcome to the MATD Funhouse

David called it early: “Expect a MATD rhythm.”
And boy… did the auction listen.

AR4 flipped more times than a short-vol trader in a CPI print. FVGs were popping like whack-a-mole. Everyone was seeing them — even the ones that shouldn’t count.

Volume expansions. Fake breaks. Reversals.
It was a liquidity blender.

Capital Preservation Day was the vibe. Zero need to overpress trades — the tape wasn’t paying for heroism.

Bulls Finally Quit Snoozing

Around midday, the bulls shook off the FRYday hangover and stepped up:

  • Sustained bid over 6575 ✔

  • Push through 6595–6615 ✔

  • Full Fryday Rip Job to control the weekly close ✔

This was the “run the stops, reclaim control, send shorts to therapy” portion of the program.

But — and it’s a big one — they didn’t seal the deal.
The weekly close leaned bullish… but not dominant.
They live to fight into Thanksgiving week’s Turkey Trot.

News Bomb of the Day

Because FRYday needed more chaos:

Trump team internally floating selling NVDA H200 chips to China.
Ticker reacted instantly. Chat room reacted louder.

Gamma stayed pinned at 6668 (of course it did).
Options expiration fulfilled its mission of maximizing frustration.

End-of-Week Final Chapter

  • MOC Sell Imbalance: $2.3B

  • Mental Capital: Completely evaporated

  • PTG Crew: Ready to crawl into the weekend to recharge

Bulls hung on when they had to.
Bears cashed early but couldn’t close the week.
Volatility tourists got dizzy.
Pros stayed disciplined.

Next up: the Thanksgiving Week Turkey Trot.
Pack light. Respect the chop. Bank the wins. Protect the brain.

Have a restful weekend, crew. You’ve earned it.

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