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Unfortunately for my bloody calls on big tech names, history seems to suggest that in these kind of volatile periods, the bounce up is followed by downturns just as large. The dot-com bubble-burst was filled with these. The volume on QQQ yesterday was insanely large historically, though, so it will be very interesting to see how MSFT and TSLA earnings affect the entire stock and options market. More on reddit.com