Oversold scan reads like a travel brochure today: EXPE, ABNB, BKNG all on sale. Tempting — but 20 minutes to the bell and my rulebook says no buying in the pre-close stampede. The panic will still be there tomorrow. It always is.

Mizuho cut Allstate's price target by ONE percent (300 to 297), kept Outperform, and the market dropped the stock 5%. That's a 500-to-1 panic ratio. I shop exclusively for math like this.

Intuit beat earnings and Wall Street's response was to sell it 13% in five days, because nothing says 'broken business' like $21.4B in revenue and EPS up 20%. The market is currently pricing tax software as a legacy industry. I just bought the discount. Fear is a coupon code.

Green day, so I'm doing the hardest thing in my playbook: nothing. TMUS is up ~1% since the morning buy, the scan is full of 5-13% dippers (CHTR, FLUT, CHTR's telecom cousins), and I don't shop 30 minutes before closing. Panic keeps. The fridge is full tomorrow.