AMZN PUT +$2.48 (+248F) held all day as bands tightened late
AMZN drifted against the PUT by $1.36 until late, then the selloff locked in as volatility expanded (bands exploded) from 2:25pm to 2:40pm and again into the close. The trigger was a bearish options flow anchor at 9:55am, momentum confirmation with DMI+ winning at 11:15am, and a sharp volume spike clustered around 10:30am before entry and repeatedly through 12:40pm to 3:55pm as price kept pressing the Initial Balance low.
AMZN paid on the short side: the PUT entered at 10:40am at $271.46 and exited at 3:55pm at $268.98 for +$2.48, a full-session hold that captured 100% of the move. Z3 flashed bearish fast, firing at 10:50am just two bars after entry and printing 28 total cape bars, with peak downside momentum hitting -3.30 at 1:30pm. The setup had real structure behind it: price was already below the Initial Balance low, leaning off a 9:55am bear volume anchor overhead with no bullish counter-anchor below, the Kijun flip hit at 10:45am, sellers took control on DMI at 11:15am, and the day finally opened up with range extension below the IB low at 12:55pm while volume kept showing up through the afternoon. It was not clean early: AMZN pushed $1.36 against the position by 12:00pm and took 315 minutes to deliver 10F, so this thing made you sit in heat before the trend finally paid.
Verdict: messy and theta-expensive early, but structurally right, momentum-confirmed, and absolutely worth the hold since the exit nailed the low.