Happy new year team! I'm excited for 2026 and yes we're coming for the S&P 500 again! Big Update: I'll be opening Gextron in 3-4 weeks The goal is simple: make your trading easier and more repeatable, so you're not guessing or overthinking. Gextron will helps you: - Set clear price targets - Make confident entries - Know when to exit (before emotions take over) - Understand what market environment we’re actually in ALSO... I'll be hosting a 3-week swing trading cohort in April, where I'll walk you through: - How I find high-probability swing setups - How I plan trades before price moves - How to manage risk so one trade never ruins your year More details soon. Just want to give you a heads up. Comment “SWING” if you want to be part of the April cohort and tell me what’s been hardest for you: entries, exits, or holding winners.

$SPX bookmark this and add these lines to your chart: • Short call: 7195 • Long put: 6515 • Short call: 5495 $JPM collars have been confirmed, and it's a big deal. JPM sells calls (capping upside) and buys puts (protecting downside) to hedge massive equity exposure.

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! 🚀

I’m curious if volume at price (VPOC) levels hold up as well as traditional horizontal support lines.

SPX’s uptrend remains intact with the price closing 10.72% above its EMA21 and the EMA9 still above the EMA21. Over the past four months SPY has averaged a 3.06% monthly gain—steeper than earlier in the year—and corrections to EMA9 have historically occurred around this overextension. August saw resistance near 645, sector rotation into healthcare and financials, volatility spikes around Fed minutes, and support tests in the 620–625 area. Market internals point to cautious bullishness: the Put/Call Ratio below 0.60 reflects optimism, while NYSE breadth at roughly 1.13:1 and muted tick readings suggest a lackluster advance. Potential scenarios: • Retracement to EMA9 (≈604) before resuming higher • Consolidation between 620–650 • If EMA9 fails, watch EMA21 (≈583) for support, breach could target 500–550 Key September catalysts include inflation and employment releases, Fed commentary, and the post-summer institutional return, all of which will influence volatility, breadth, and sentiment.