Hi, I’m Ruben! I’m a swing trader (stocks & options) and a software engineer for the last +16 years. I like finding great set it and forget it swing trading opportunities and sharing it here. In the past I’ve helped busy people make an extra $50-100k through swing trading and recently built Arcnine by Tradeify. I also like to make trading software for fun. Doing an AMA here to share and meet new people. 👋

$UBER Insider buying cluster + 8-week flat base + volume shelf. When all three show up on one ticker, I stop analyzing and start planning the trade. Pattern over prediction.

Day trading is a job. Swing trading is a system. Only one of them lets you keep your actual job.

I've watched this movie before: 10+ week base, everyone calls the stock dead, then it rips while the crowd chases. The best swing setups look boring right before they don't.

3 names on my swing watchlist this week: $NOW – enterprise software basing, holding up better than QQQ $CELH – consumer momentum refusing to break down Entry, stop, and target mapped before the open. That's the whole game.

Unpopular opinion: the retail trading edge in 2026 isn't AI scanners or Discord alerts. It's having a job. Employed traders can't overtrade. And overtrading is what kills most accounts.

I run my entire swing book in ~20 minutes a day. Sunday: pick 2 setups. Morning: set alerts. Rest of the day: actual life. The market pays for decisions, not screen time.

$UBER : record $58B in bookings, $10B+ in free cash flow, and the CEO just dropped $10M of his own money on the stock. Genuinely asking... what's the bear case I'm missing?

Everyone thinks @Waymo and $TSLA kill $UBER. but maybe Uber partners with all of them. Baidu robotaxis live in Dubai, WeRide permitted in Spain, Tokyo pilot incoming, 15 cities targeted by year-end. Uber doesn't need to win autonomy. It just needs to own the network everyone rides on.

This is a really great example of what’s happening right now. Hobbyists building stuff. Yes these tools can build. But there’s always been more to just building and coding.

I’m confused poteto poteto…what’s the company? Or was it charity work?

While most investors are scared robotaxis will kill $UBER , the CEO just bought $10M of stock. The stock is down more than 30% from last year's peak. Meanwhile: → CEO bought $10M → COO bought $5.3M the week before → CFO bought earlier this year too → 42 of 51 analysts still rate it a Buy The robotaxi fear may be over exaggerated But the insiders are buying?...

$CELH at $28. Insiders just bought $2.5M under $30. Are you buying the base or waiting for the breakout? 👇

2 charts I'm watching into the close 👇 $NOW — knocking on $147 resistance, pullback zone $132–135 $CELH — $28 base holding, $2.5M of insider buying underneath Which one breaks first?

$CELH is giving big dawg energy. Hated consumer name, insiders loading up, base building under $30. If the numbers line up next year, this moves fast. Bulls are eyeing $50+.

ServiceNow might be the most ignored software rally of the year. $90 → $140 while everyone argued AI would kill SaaS. Meanwhile AI contracts crossed $1B, subscription revenue up 24.5% YoY. The market is wrong about $NOW

Insiders bought $2.5M of $CELH under $30 this month. CEO, two directors, the COO. Insiders sell for a hundred reasons but buy for one.

$NOW rejected at $147 again. Two tests, two rejections. that's the level that matters. But zoom out: +15% this month, fresh Stage 2 breakout, AI contracts over $1B. Quality names don't break, they reset. $132–135 is the zone I'm watching.

The market is about making money. Either you’re making money this year or you’re taking L I plan on taking my team to the promise land. $CELH

What $CRM SaaS isn’t dead yet?

Wow $CELH is strong! Relative strength is what I like to see