tony zhang joins us with the action tony >> yeah, melissa, roller coaster day for roblox trading nearlyrage daily volume and one single trade accounted for 13% of today's total volume, 18,000 contracts of a january 20 2024 2024 2024 17.5 30 65-call reversal. committing $31 million in capital to purchase 1.8 million shares if the stock does fall down to that 17.5 put strike very long dated, very large bull, play here for roblox >> steve grasso, bad news, good price action what do you make of the stock? >> well, it is down 45% for the month. and i get you on the bad news, good price action because people are just bottom fishing at this point. you have shorts that are looking to cover as well but when you're looking at this, if the market still continues on its trending lower, which i think a lot of us still think it is going to do, this one is going to trade lower i would look at yesterday's low, which i think was around 21, 65. if you risk money in today's dollars here, use that as your out. >> all right tony zhang, still out there, thank you. for more options action, tune into the full

joined by carter worth, mike khouw, tony zhang. let's get right to it. gentlemen, welcome another red day on wall street nowhere near as red as it was midday or late morning, but it finished off the lows of the day after a wild week. here is where we ended the dow and the s&p virtually unchanged for the week the nasdaq down 1.5% we got wild swings every day, carter what do you make of the action, number one and number two, we finished the week down 0.2 point on the dow and -- but why does it feel worse than that? i feel worse than a 0.2% loss. >> right, because it's worse than that. under the surface, it's worse. there is also this in a steady bear market like '73, '74 it's quiet. beta volatility are low. in a steady bull market, during transition periods, vibrations start, tremors that's what this is. this shocking volatility is problematic. i don't think the weakness is over. >> big swings, 1,000 point losses, it's going from down a lot to up a lot or up a lot to down a lot mike, talk some sense to me as a retail investor. what do you make of a week li