Rebels Edge · Wed, Sep 9, 2026
This Meta Options Trade Just Exploded 500%
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The hosts discuss rising Treasury yields and crude oil prices, increased market volatility, and expectations for the next interest-rate decision. They highlight a reported roughly 500% gain in Meta call options, review company earnings and outlooks, and conclude with sports commentary and promotion of Rebel Con 2026.
- Rising oil prices and Treasury yields are presented as pressures on stocks; the VIX climbed to roughly 16.5.
- The hosts describe rate expectations as nearly evenly split between a quarter-point increase and a hold, with CPI viewed as a key catalyst.
- Meta’s rally reportedly lifted September 11 $595 calls from under $10 to roughly $54–$56; the hosts cite unusual activity involving 12,000 contracts.
- The hosts attribute Meta’s strength to enthusiasm around its reported Muse AI launch and reports of Bill Ackman increasing his stake.
- Casey’s beat earnings and revenue expectations, but slowing inside-store sales growth raised concerns; Pete expressed interest without announcing a new position.
- Signet Jewelers rose nearly 20% following better-than-expected profit, higher fiscal 2027 guidance, and expanded shareholder returns.
- ServiceTitan fell roughly 30% despite an earnings beat as disappointing guidance weighed on shares; potential short covering was discussed as possible support.
- The episode also promotes Rebel Con 2026 and discusses NFL matchups, quarterback compensation, and college football controversy.
Full transcript
Rates are going up, crude oil prices are going up, and the markets are going down. We'll have a breakdown of all of that and sports and predictions on today's Revis Edge.
[music] [music] Bang. [laughter] you uh it was just you and Jared yesterday, I guess.
>> Yeah, Jared and I I I knew you were traveling and stuff, so we uh I I think we were able to cover a pretty well. We we skipped a couple of things. We didn't want to overdo it or whatever, but um yeah, I think I think it went pretty well. We had some good sports and I think we've got more good sports and we've got some unusual and all that
stuff. So, it's uh we're back in the saddle. John >> reminds me Pete of the uh uh farmer that goes to church and it turns out he and his family are the only ones there at church that day. And so the preacher's kind of feeling down, but then he kind of fires himself up and says, "I'M GOING
TO GIVE THEM FIRE and brimstone." And he freaking does that and he just, you know, basically gives what he thinks is one of his best sermons of the year. And so afterwards as he's shaking the hand of the farmer and so forth, he goes, "So how did that go?" And the farmer said, 'Well, you know, there weren't as many people here, so I understand. And he
says, "Yeah, I wanted to give you everything." And he said, "Well, you know, if only one cow comes in, I don't give them the food for all the cows." [laughter] >> Well said.
>> That's directed at you, JARED.
[laughter] WELL, >> that's good.
>> Thanks for tuning in, folks. Uh, the Rebels Edge, uh, brought to you by Rebel Con. We'll get to that in just a sec, but we thought it would be important to give you a little bit of macro, which is all we ever give you is a little bit of macro. And investors, yeah, they're
reacting to Treasury yields. uh allegedly, I put that in air quotes, uh uh inflation concerns, particularly after the MBA reported the average contract rate for a 30-year mortgage hit 6.85%.
And that's the highest since June of 2025. June of 2025. [laughter] Like really, that's a headline, but I guess what do you got, Pete?
>> Well, you know, you talked about the Treasury, so I won't be there too long, but you know, sitting right around that 4.8 for the 10 year is an interesting thing. But what stands out for me the most, John, is inflation, which actually is aka uh crude oil. Um, and up 6% 3%
alone today. I mean, it's just been kind of on this rise with we've had a a week where it's kind of starting to move back up again.
um something that I think is going to be the second you look at that I think you can almost predict you know to yourself hey look this is what the markets look like this is what the VIX looks like this is like a lot of these things are going to look like because of what's going on because we've seen these moves before but these are two pretty good
violent moves back up to the upside for crude as we sit here I think John we're we're pretty dang close yeah 96 and a half right now for WTI Well, uh, it's very true, Pete, that people are nervous about that. Um, and, uh, certain people over at, uh, CNBC,
I'm sure, are really worried about, uh, you know, crude oil being at the level it's at, even though it was close to$100 a barrel for nearly a hundred days under Obama. But, you know, they don't want to talk about that. They just want to try to do anything they can to throw some
shade at the president.
>> So, um, what is this doing to the VIX, Pete? Are we seeing a big spike in volatility?
>> Well, we're seeing a spike. I don't know how big we want to go with this, but, you know, we've been in the 14s. We've also been in the 15s. And here we are back in the 16s. And so, you know, today's range is in the low 15s up to the middle 16s. You can see it right there, close to the 16 and a half. and it's kind of been holding around there.
Should it be up there? Uh, in reality, if everything was in a perfect space or whatever, no, because it's not moving 1%. The S&P is not moving 1%. They're moving about a half a percent. But that being said, there's always some play that goes along in with that emotions that goes in with that. So, um,
certainly it's pretty interesting, John, but it's it's at the highest level as you can look at it right there. It's at the highest level today that it's been in September other than September 1st itself. So, um it's something to just I think you should at least have that in the back of your your head as you're looking at what's going on in the
markets because certainly and you've got that great hat on too from our good friend. But, um yeah, the VIX is important. It's good to know where it is and I think that uh people are starting to understand it more and more.
>> Well, what about uh the prediction markets, Pete? because this feeds right into that. Um because of the uh inflationary pressures from crude oil, we're seeing uh basically damn near a
coin toss for a 50 I'm sorry, a 25 basis point move to the upside or a hold. And a lot of that will depend on what happens on Friday with the uh consumer prices, Pete, because if uh if consumer price index CPI, which is scheduled for
911, that's this Friday, um I think if that one comes out hot, they're going to move. If it doesn't, then I think they've got the wiggle room to leave them unchanged. Uh what's your take?
>> Yeah, I I totally agree with you, John.
I mean that is one of those that uh I think everybody focuses on on especially at a time like this when we're looking at what's going on throughout the c not just the country but the world. So yeah uh it like you said I mean it's 54% chance that they go up a quarter. I think they're they'd like to do whatever
they can to not have to bring this up a quarter and and get more things going on that maybe can get that oil price down, which is a huge influence on the markets, of course. And and I think a lot of people when they talk when we talk about inflation, we've said it a million times, we're talking about the aspect of everything that is part of
crude oil, which is just about everything you can ever imagine. So, um the pause though is is right there. So, I think that's something to keep an an eye on as well. And you know what? We're we're almost to that date, John. You know, you you f you skip Monday and all of a sudden you just have a Tuesday, you kind of you kind of lose sight of it.
But yeah, we're pushing towards Friday pretty quick.
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Um, speaking of something that's clicking, Meta Meta, uh, they launched something called Muse, and that's their new consumerfacing personal AI agent.
And apparently, people really like this, Pete. How do I know? Look at that chart.
from basically the 20th of August when it was 540 bucks to now 650 bucks, we're up 110 here, folks. And we had unusual activity like crazy in here. Um, not
just, you know, 500 contracts, not just a thousand contracts, 12,000 contracts that expire this Friday, 911.
and they're the the the option to buy the stock at 595 a share. A stock that is trading 646 as you can see on the screen. It's even higher than that right now Pete.
>> So >> those options went from under $10 to 54 56 something like that Pete it's up 500%.
So, if you want some trades like that, scan that QR code [laughter] and uh that'll give you a little shot at uh making some money with the smart money, right?
>> That's Oh, yeah. Absolutely. That's absolutely incredible, John. I mean, what a nice move that Meta has been able to make because we know the storyline of Meta throughout the last call it year or so. It's been kind of all over the place. But they launched this Muse, this personal a AI agent as you talked about, John. They also talked I saw Zuck. guy
was digging a little bit deeper and I saw that Zuckerberg um was really excited about his threats and and the the reach that they were able to get, John. And he even had some com competition or comparisons rather with um where they are and the possibility
they could even pass up um X. So kind of interesting. Um I I it's amazing you know all of the different things that he's working on and and it's just amazing how many things that can go at once and you know they're very excited about the Muse. They're very excited about, you know, how they can justify a
lot of the money, the capex that they've been putting into things and it seems to me that they're they're doing a pretty good job with it, John. And obviously based upon what we were just looking at with the the chart that you put up there, uh that shows a lot about how well Meta is is starting to do as they're doing some of this with the launch and so forth. So, there's one
other little element too that gives it a little lip lift. John Bill Aman is increasing his stake. That's that's what some of the reports are. So, I think when you got a guy like Bill Aman starting to want to have a little bit more of a piece of this thing, I think that a lot of people tend to want to follow him into that trade.
>> Yeah. And apparently, like I say, it's up 120 bucks, Pete, from where it was um just the 20th of August. I mean, you know, here we are the 9th of September.
That's a heck of a move. Um $110 out of that stock. So, up close to 50 bucks today, and it was up better than 50 for a while. All right, let's talk about Casey's General Store, Pete, because apparently um people uh are shopping at
Casey's but not buying as much. They're not buying as much gasoline, surprise, surprise, because prices are up. Um they're not buying a lot of things as much as they used to at Casey's. And I think a lot of us would understand why.
It's kind of the reverse of the tradeown piece because when you're talking about a uh I'll call them a convenience store like 7-Eleven with gas pumps, when you're kind of like that, do you really think other than the perhaps the uh the the gallon of milk that they put out
there on the sign that says A GALLON OF MILK FOR $2.40 or whatever? Other than that, do you really go in there thinking you're getting a deal on food items and so forth, or do you think that the convenience part of the convenience
store is higher prices? And I think a lot of people have had to moderate their uh trips to Casey's for that reason.
Pete, >> you know, I still love them, John. Um I I got to tell you, their Q1, they beat on the earnings, they beat on the revenue. They they did say that things were slowing on the inside and and it's reflected by the numbers that they put up for the side the the store sales.
4.3% is what they were. Now they're 3.2%. So yes, that's come down. You look at their earnings though. They earned 437. They were looking for 306. So um gives you a little bit of an idea that they're doing something right. But yes, inside the stores people aren't buying as much. And I think for exactly the
reason you're talking about John. I mean it it is a little bit more of an inflated number and for a long time that used to be one of the parts of the stop that so many people they talked about the pizza John they talked about a lot of the food that's there that people would go there for that reason even and and and so um you know I I liked this
company for a really long time I got out of it a while back quite a while back but u on this drop it it makes me kind of interested because if indeed we can ever turn this whole thing with Iran I truly think that we're going to actually start to really make some huge moves in certain areas and some of those that
have been punished will be back in in the in the category of somebody that people might want to buy. So, I'm going to look at this one a little bit closer.
Not saying I'm doing anything with it right now, but um I I've liked it in the past for all the reasons. And shoot, when you beat those earnings by that much, they're doing something right for sure over at Casey's.
>> Yeah, I agree. Um, but again, uh, I think you're exactly right about, uh, uh, they need gas prices to come down.
The president needs oil prices to come down. Um, if that happens, Casey's will do a lot better. The president will do a lot better. But it's a question of when, not if, because there's going to be enough oil sooner or later, Pete. It's just a question of getting it out both
out of Venezuela where a bunch of firms have moved in there to basically tap those oil fields that uh had been just languishing and uh the straight of Hormuz and the new areas that the president is pushing through uh to get
basically crude oil from the Middle East to the market uh safer. All right, let's talk once more about uh Signate Jewelers, Pete, SIG, because these guys are up almost 20%. The second quarter
profit was better than expected. They beat on EPS, earnings per share, and they raised their 2027 guidance uh by more than 10%. So, that's pretty bullish. Apparently, people are willing to buy gold and diamonds. Uh because
that's two of the primary things that you'd be buying at Signate Jewelers, I would think. And I suppose that's good news for people in those sectors, Pete.
>> Yeah, it sure seems that way, John. I mean, that that some of the things that they're doing behind the scenes, too, I think, is part of the reason why it's gone up quite as much as it has.
Expanding their share repurchase is huge. Buybacks are starting to accelerate. That's also, I think, pretty huge. Um, increasing the capital returns is another thing. So, everything that they're throwing out there sounds pretty damn good. And especially the the main one that we always talk about then and
you pointed out uh John as as well is they're raising the 2027 earnings that that outlook that they've got by about 10%. So, a lot of strength. They're feeling it right now and it seems like they are in a really well positioned spot. uh same source sales growth is something that's pretty solid. They beat
on the earnings. I mean, there wasn't a number that they missed on. So, there's a good reason why this thing is running the way it is today.
>> Yeah. Well, how about is there a good reason for Service Titan to be trading down as hard as it is, Pete? I mean, this is an ugly trade, folks. If you haven't seen this stock, TTA, Service Titan, it is down 30%.
Now 30% is what it usually takes a strong company to make in a year in terms of its stock gain and so forth.
This one's falling by that much. Um despite the fact that they beat second quarter revenue and adjusted earnings per share. Well, what does that probably mean, Pete? It probably means the guidance going that way. We know looking backwards it's okay. the
guidance going that way probably not so good. Right.
>> Right. And they their guidance well the word disappointed comes right after that. And that's exact you're exactly right. And down 30% though I mean they are taking this thing to the woodshed.
It's pretty bru brutal John and you know what this is one of those times you know you and I talk about this all the time.
There's huge shorts in so many various stocks. In this particular stock there are some very large short short interest there. Um a lot of the time we talk about the squeeze. Well, I'll tell you what. At some point, John, these guys might want to cover because if you looked back to where it
just had peaked out recently as well, it's down about 50%. So, 30% alone today, but another add another 20% to that. At some point, maybe those guys will come back in and start to maybe buy some of that short that they've put on.
And I'm not saying that they're going to be buying in such a way that it's going to be a squeeze by because the squeeze by comes when you're at in a panic and you're running for it. These guys don't have to run for it. With the stock getting hit as hard as it's gotten, John, and then they give the disappointing um guidance. I think it it
speaks for itself that they could come back and maybe start nibbling in a little bit on some of the stock, which might put it at least flatten it out for a little while without having to go any further.
Well, mid August of this year, Pete, so not a month ago, just two or three weeks ago, uh this stock was a hundred bucks a share >> and it has absolutely collapsed now with this 30% drop that we've been talking
about. It traded to a low today of, let me see here, Pete, $555.
That is about a dollar above the 52- week low. So, ouch. [laughter] This is pretty terrible for uh Service Titan.
And uh um I don't know if anybody's going to be jumping in here real fast, Pete. I think they might take their time stepping back in.
>> Yeah, >> but that's a tough one. It's basically um software for contractors. So, when they schedule jobs or send out invoices and things like that, that's great. Um, and as as we said, their second quarter
earnings were better than expected, but the expectations going forward, not so good. Not so good.
>> All right. Well, what do you got as far as sports, Pete?
>> Well, we we missed you yesterday, John.
We had some really good sports. A lot of the lot of it focused on Michigan and Western Michigan and all of that. I mean, you know, it is what it is. And I you know, there's more people. We talked about that yesterday as well, John. I mean, it's it is an interesting thing.
If I saw it right, just before we came on here, I saw that Michigan got dropped out of the top 20. Um, >> out of the top 25.
>> 25. Right. There you go.
>> They fell from 16, Pete.
>> Yeah.
>> Which might have been a gift anyway to out of the top 25. And the MAC conference, >> the Mid America Athletic Conference, the MAC basically is appealing that ruling because they said that there's a the use
of the replay >> for uh conditions like what that game ended with. Um because it did end, they could not go back and do what they did because that part of the play is not eligible for that. the field clock and
the game clock. That's the clock, not the officials watch. And the officials kind of manipulated things to make it that way, Pete. But they said, "No, no, the rule doesn't specify that. They can't do that." So, even Michigan with
some of the most hated uh people in all of college sports because there's been a lot of allegations and uh I can't remember if it was Al Sharpton that said, "Who are these alligators?" [laughter]
>> But there's a lot of allegations of cheating of all sorts up there in Michigan. And they paid this quarterback Pete $12 million because they were afraid Lane Kein was going to steal him.
I think Lane Kein's glad he didn't steal this kid uh for uh LSU.
>> Yeah, it's a it's an amazing storyline.
I mean, we were talking about yesterday.
It's just a it's it's amazing. It's difficult. Um you know, and it's it's unfortunate because it seems to me that most people are viewing it as the wrong call. And if so, then you can't change it now. I don't see that happening. So, you know, what are we gonna do? But in
any case, how about this, John? We have NFL football, real football, not preseason, starting tonight. And it's going to be fun because you've got the Patriots, you got the Seahawks, you have basically last year's Super Bowl, right?
And it's right in front of us again.
Now, there's a lot of differences now than was at the Super Bowl because there's a lot of players that have moved from both those two teams and they've brought in players to those two teams.
So, they'll look a little bit different.
What's not going to be different is this. Drake May is still going to be there. He will be there with the Patriots. And Sam Darnold, who had an unbelievable year last year, will be there with Seattle. And they've got a lot of the the same suspects are there, but not all of them. the the the the running back, matter of fact, for
Seattle that was so good. He's gone. And there's a lot of players that are gone.
Pre- agency gives them that great opportunity. But what do you think about this one, John? And isn't it I I find it interesting, but you were pointing out to me that we've actually seen in the past Super Bowl teams playing one another in the Super Bowl, but also maybe kicking off this the season. So that that I find very interesting. And I
think in this case, it's a Wednesday night football game. I'm not really sure how that happened. Um, but I think when you look at these two quarterbacks, you're looking at two quarterbacks that both are are looking very good. One of them very young, one's been around for six, seven, eight years already and and and now had probably his best year he's
ever had. I mean, I was just looking at his numbers, John. Plus, how about this offensive line for Seattle? They gave up 27 sacks last year. Vikings gave up 60.
So when you look at that 47 for Drake May when you look at that that offensive line I think they were able to hold on to most everybody that they had. Um they should be pretty damn good and that should be great for Sam Darm.
>> Well and I'm going to go out on the limb here Pete and say uh what most of you who bet pro football already know but it doesn't matter if it's pro or college.
the defenses are ready before the offenses are. Um, so Darnold has played precious little as has Drake May. Uh, because they're the starters. They don't need to earn the spot. They've got it by virtue of what they did last year. You got to keep them safe. So, do they need
to get a little bit of the dust knocked off? Yeah. But the defense is going to have their ears pinned back. And the defense, Pete, for Seattle, which was really tough last year, is going to be um probably top two or three defense in the league. Yeah.
>> Right now before the season starts.
Meanwhile, New England's got a good defense, but they're probably like seventh, eighth, or ninth in the league.
Somewhere in that range. So, since I'm saying the defense is what matters in the first uh at least the first game, if not the first two or three, I'm going to say that Seattle has the edge here, Pete, as well. They should, but not because they're Super Bowl champs, but
because the defense is better, and it's going to be um more on the offense to try to get ready for the rest of the season. The first few games are not going to be the same as they are after week seven, eight, or nine, I think. And I think they they're playing at Seattle as well if I if I remember correctly. So
yeah. So that's that's one more thing.
Um John, how about the quarterbacks?
What's going on with the quarterbacks in the NFL? And what kind of money are we seeing thrown around? Well, we just got the most recent one, Baker Mayfield, who has been sitting there and and not been whining to everybody, but letting them know that he's, you know, was was looking for an extension of some sort or whatever. Um, and I'll tell you what,
did he get it or did he get it? I mean, it's it's pretty amazing. John, three years, $165 million. Uh, [laughter] John's covering his head. Um, so who here's who else is making basically his money, which is about, call it 55
million a year. Matt Stafford, Jordan Love. Interesting, right? I mean, you know, is Jordan Love really that kind of quarterback? I I don't know. Uh, the Bears defense might have something to say about that. Trevor Lawrence, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow. That's your 55 million club. You also have a Dak
Prescott 60 million and throw in there Patrick Mahomes at 64 million a year.
Now, the interesting thing is, is Baker worth it? [laughter] Or is he, should we say it this way, is he essentially a top 10 quarterback because there's a pretty long list.
What, five, six, seven? There's seven in front of him already and he's joining that group of the 55 million club. So, it's it's pretty interesting. John, I I I will say this. Did he start off terrible? Absolutely. I mean, the early part of his career, he he was not the right guy and he bounced around for that
reason. He bounced and bounced. Finally gets to Tampa and then all of a sudden starts lighting it up pretty well. So, is he getting paid too much or is that part of what what goes on? I mean, the NFL, we've we've watched it for years, John. The salary cap seems to go up every single year. Gives a little bit more room for the teams to be able to
wiggle with some of these guys that they're paying a hell of a lot of money to. And, you know, Baker's played very well for Tampa. So, um, it's a matter of do you want to risk it and not sign him or at 55 million, I mean, that's a hell of a lot of money to be given to him.
What do you think about this one, John?
>> Well, you've got Jaylen Daniels backing him up, Pete.
>> And not saying that's bad. I I hope this kid continues to develop as he did at Kansas because he was uh an average quarterback in his first couple years at Kansas, then started putting up better and better numbers. But these are the pros.
>> And if you're Tampa Bay and you think that you could be a playoff team or more, move on past just one playoff game and so forth, you need a quarterback. Um Jaylen Daniels at this point in his career is not that guy in my opinion.
>> So do you just write off the season, Pete, and just say we're going to throw a rookie quarter, you know, we're gonna we're not going to pay Baker and we're going to put a rookie that was undrafted. This is not like a rookie that was a first or second round pick.
Not that they're always right. I'm not implying that. They're wrong a lot.
Yeah. when they draft these guys. But to be completely undrafted out of Kansas, Pete, um that tells me that uh Tampa didn't have a choice.
>> You know, if they didn't want to just uh fold up the tent uh on 2026, they needed to sign him.
>> And so I hope he ends up earning it. Um certainly in the first couple years here at Tampa, he has been one of those top performers and he's always shown, you know, a lot of grit. The kid will go running downfield and block people.
He'll run through people.
>> Um himself and put his body at risk. Um, but like I say, I don't think they had a choice, Pete, because they didn't give themselves a choice by not having anybody else in camp that was good enough. Um, you know, could they have got cousins? Sure.
>> Could they have got him instead of the Raiders?
>> Sure, they could have, but they didn't.
And if you don't have somebody good enough to uh carry that, I think that's a real problem. So yeah, I I think they they really backed themselves into a corner and had to sign Baker.
>> And you know, he's he's sort of this inspirational guy on top of everything else. I think the players all like him down there. You know, there's times where guys don't like their quarterback.
Let's be honest. I mean, [laughter] there's there's times where there are teams that are like, "Hey man, we need to get somebody else." But I don't think that's going on with him. I think he's he's the voice of the team and everybody, you know, seems to like him.
I mean, all of his receivers sure seemed to like him and his offensive line and everything else. So, um, I think it had to be done and and it and like you said, they put themselves into this position where they kind of had to react and Tampa did. It's the most they've ever paid a player. So, it should be pretty interesting. But, I'll tell you, he um
he has improved so much over the the guy that he was those first couple years coming into the NFL. That's for sure.
>> Right. Well, when Hugh Culver House Pete was the owner of the uh Tampa Bay Buccaneers, I bet his entire uh salary for the team wasn't $165 million. I'll bet you that
wasn't that long ago. That's when Pete was playing there, folks. I was going to say when I was there, John, I can I can say fully that there is no way, matter of fact, half probably was what [laughter] they were paying, which might have been part of the the the problem with the the team at the
time. [laughter] >> Yeah, maybe. Um I mean, the Dreamsickle uniforms, those are classic, but uh yeah, they've got they've got a big stadium. They got to fill it, Pete. Y >> and uh the live gate means a lot because everybody makes the same amount of money
from TV and from the uh stuff you sell, you know, the uh jerseys and hats and everything else. Um but what is not shared is that live gate and they need the live gate down there. And you got Raymond James put their name on the stadium. If you want to keep that, you
can't put a product on the field that just is terrible. And without Baker Pete, they might have been terrible.
Yeah, I agree.
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>> Yep. It's going to be great. That's going to be fun. That's going to be fun.
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