When I look back at the biggest leaps in my life – whether it's getting lean for the summer, becoming a strong programmer, or becoming a profitable as a trader–the pattern is always the same 👉 I spent an absurd amount of time with people who were better than me. When I first started coding, I didn't know anything. My first junior role was humbling. But spending 8-10 hours per day, 4-5 years surrounded by more experience engineers forced me to absorb the way they thought, the way they solved problems, the way they wrote code. Working with some giant, public tech companies for more than a decade, allowed me to process how some of the sharpest engineers in the world approached business and technology. I didn't learn everything at once, but piece by piece I grew because I was immersed in environments where others pulled me up. It's no different in trading. I've spent years surrounding myself (virtually) with traders who were stronger in different areas. Bit by bit, I adopted their thinking habits, their discipline. That's why I became consistent. Coaching matters–it compresses time and keeps you accountable. But the real accelerator is immersion. Putting yourself in an environment where you can't help but to absorb excellence. So, if you're trying to shortcut the learning curve in trading: Don't just learn alone. Spend absurd amounts of time with people who are better than you. Coaching helps, but immersion transforms you.

This morning in the private Telegram, I shared the SPY price targets for the day It literally touched the bottom – the dotted line – 655.12 Now tell me, how random is $655.12? It's not a round number. It's not an obvious level. But Gextron nailed it. Priced touched it, dipped a little under, and then bounced right away. ⚡ Nothing short of incredible. ⚡ Nothing short of precision. ⚡ Nothing short of why we use Gextron every single day. And here’s the thing — I want to give people the opportunity to use this tool. I’m going to create another 10 invite codes. 👉 Comment down below if you want access to it.

I’m doing an EOW levels blitz. I’ll start posting the analysis tomorrow. Comment with your ticker and I’ll reply with: - Entry zone - Key levels (S/R) - Invalidation - End-of-Week target - Quick notes (what I’m watching) How to comment (copy this): ticker: AAPL | bias: long/short/neutral | timeframe: intraday/swing Example reply you’ll get: AAPL Entry: 227.8–228.6 Support/Resistance: 226.9 / 229.7 / 231.4 Invalidation: < 226.4 (4h close) EOW Target: 231.8–233.2 Notes: Needs continuation above 229.7. Momentum strong while above VWAP. One ticker per person (for now) so everyone gets a turn. Let’s go! 🚀

appreciate your knowledge on 'Options' , 'Technical details' and putting it all together in GEXTron. Thank you so much for guiding , sharing the knowledge when needed, when requested. My Psychology is changed after every meeting with you , so that i got clarity on setups + oh!! ok Ruben was there so i can try something :) with "Confidence".

- Strong Q2 earnings despite their weakest historical quarter. - Positive forward guidance - Q3/Q4 is AAPL best performing quarters - Near strong support of $200 - Solid RvR (1:11+)