It stands for Triple Time Frame — we’re watching the 1, 5, and 15-minute RSI levels. (If you’re unfamiliar with RSI, it’s a momentum indicator — definitely worth a quick look-up.)
This is basically a V-shaped strategy. We’re hunting for those sharp reversals — especially after a big run-up or breakdown. When something moves too fast in one direction, it often snaps back hard. That’s the “cliff dive” moment — and we’re aiming to catch it.
We look for that pivotal spot where it feels like everyone is about to take profits at the same time. That’s the sweet spot.
Risk: You’re going against the trend, so timing is everything.
Tools: We use RSI and MACD to time the reversal — basically looking for a momentum breakdown.
Execution: We may take up to 3 attempts (sometimes 4-5) to catch the V. If the first try fails, we double down on the next, increasing our exposure as the move confirms.
You’ll often see 1–2 of these major moves daily on SPY, so the opportunity is there.

Risk/Reward? Huge. If timed right, the payoff is massive. just look at TSLA puts. Remember options come in leveraged. If you are buying and selling shares $3-4 drop is not much. but in option? We get that massive 200%+ move.