Crazy moves on 2 symbols that we jumped in within the telegram group.

Hey, on Tuesday I published a new trade idea: a SPY 650/640 put ratio spread (1x2), 31 DTE, opened for a $306 credit right as volatility spiked. The objective was simple: get paid for the panic. Today I've pulled a super-strategic move: just bought the 630 put for $1.11, and that single adjustment transformed the entire position into a risk-free butterfly 🦋 (!) with: - Zero downside risk - Zero upside risk - Max profit: $1,200 - Min profit: $195 - Probability of Profit (PoP): 100% This is what most traders miss in high-volatility regimes: you're not predicting direction; you're engineering a distribution. When fear is overpriced, you can sometimes lock structures where the market pays you first, then sells you the wing cheap enough to remove the tail. I do this setup on SPY all the time, but the framework works on any liquid ticker with tight markets: QQQ, IWM, and even selected single names.

Today I bought options a 0 dte iron condor 687/686 call 679/678 put for another conservative win. Tomorrow I’ll be extra cautious, If Powell says anything that has a vibe of saying anything negative towards lowering interest rates, the market will sell off.

I’m giving this a good Harvard try this week. I bought options 0 dte under max pain, 682/681 vertical for a conservative win.

Today’s trading session was a perfect example of why having real-time, structured levels matters. I took QQQ 619p (0DTE) twice and walked away with gains both times — and we also hit MNQ. Gextron gave me the exact n-trans level. It provided the next key level below. Gextron also identified the downside price target projection. If you're still trading off naked charts or depending on random indicators, this is why you're struggling. Levels and premiums tell the story long before the candles do. What did you take today?