Okay, welcome. Let me know if you can hear me, everyone. Good afternoon. Yeah. Before you get started, I just want to be clear. I just want to be clear. First, let's do another sound check and screen check. And everybody see what's the screen again? Great. Okay. And then because we're starting a little bit late, so it should start at 15 minutes ago. I don't want to take away anything from your content. We'll cut into our 15 minute break between speakers. So you have, if you want it, I'm going to leave it until 1 45. So again, I'm sure you've scheduled other things for the day. So I don't want to throw off your schedule too much, but I just want to let you know, you've got the full hour and 15 minutes that we promised. I just want to make sure that everyone gets the maximum value out of your presentation. So with that, please go ahead and introduce yourself and get started as soon as you're ready. Wonderful. Thank you so much, Dan. And thank you everyone for coming. And thank you for having me when investing. It's good to be here. It's my first time lecturing here today. So again, as Dan said, my name is Melissa Armo and I own a company called the stocks Wish LLC. Today I'm going to talk about how to make $100,000 a year shorting stocks that gap in just 30 minutes a day. And the time element there is actually very important for the specific strategy that I'm going to talk about today, which is how I train, which is gap trading. If you're interested in more information after the webinar today, you can go to my website. It's www.thestockswush.com. And you can also feel free to email me at Melissa at the stockswush.com as well. If you have any questions after we're done today, you can also go to all of my social media pages and follow me there. I have a large presence on YouTube. I put a lot of market reviews on YouTube and a lot of other webinars that I've done in the past there as well if you want to follow me. So let's get right into the nitty gritty here. First of all, is it possible to make $100,000 a year in the market as a trader? I'm a day trader. So let's just be clear right out of the gate. The type of trading that I do is a day trading. I am flat every day by four o'clock Eastern time. Now, the strategy I'm going to talk about can be used for overnights, but that is not how I particularly trade and not the topic for today. I'm talking about actually making $100,000 a year as a day trader, meaning you're done. You know what you made by four o'clock. Boom. That's it. You're flat each day. And then you start every day again brand new at 9.30. So it is possible to make this kind of money in the market. And it's really not that much if you think about how much money runs through the market on a daily basis. And actually, if you even break it down in the 30-minute timeframe that we're going to talk about today, the maximum profit potential that exists to make money in the market happens within the open. Between 9.30 and 10. So not only is it possible to make $100,000 a year day trading, the maximum timeframe to make this kind of money happens into that open period where the most money, the majority of the influx of order flow happens in that first 30-minute period. Okay? So I just want to be clear about that. We're going to talk about this more as we go on. Now, a lot of people ask me this. I thought I'd talk about it right out of the game. How much to risk to make $100,000 a year? If you want to make $100,000 a year, I'm breaking it down here. You could start out on different levels, meaning if you wanted to start out and grow your account, you could start out risking a certain amount of money to work up to it. But if you break it down, it's $500 a day. $500 a day or $2,500 a week is $130 grand a year. It's very reasonable. These are reasonable, reasonable amounts of money to make. I call it chunking it out, but that's really how you have to look at it. It's not about having some huge home run trade every single solitary day. It's about chunking it out and then moving up the levels. $300 a day is $1,500 a week. This is so reasonable.  Okay? Whether this is extra money or you're doing it for something on the side or you want to be for a full-time trader, that's $78,000 a year. Now, that's not $100,000, but that's pretty down close. It means you're getting there. And $300 a day, that's just so reasonable. And we're going to talk about this more. And I'm talking about reasonable meaning, a goal that is achievable with a certain amount of risk that is not insane. Okay? I'm trying to get it to bring it down to be relatable to most people because everybody thinks, well, you have to risk so much to make this much. No, you don't. Okay? To be able to make $39,000 a year, extra income is actually really, really good. And that's only $150 a day. And if you want to do this part-time, it's very reasonable too. And that's even the smallest amount of risk or what I would consider a beginner risk. But we're going to focus today on making 100 grand a year. And I just wanted to show you that it breaks down to being very, very reasonable and therefore certainly achievable. You need to chunk it out and set your goals per day, per week, and per month. That is how you do it. No one day will make or break you as a trader in either direction. Unless you let yourself fall off the deep end with losses, which doesn't happen to me because I'm very specific with what I do, I only probably take one or two trades a day. That is also one of the reasons that I'm very successful. I'm focused and honed in on quality. I never take something like 7, 8, 9, 10 trades a day. Like that, I can't even remember the last time I even took that many trades a day. Probably was right at the beginning. And novices tend to over trade. And you're racking up commissions when you do that and nobody wins. And I found that the biggest days that I've ever had as a trader were always when I did actually one trade and in one stock symbol. So if you can make $100,000 a year trading, you can do it as your full-time job. And it is very possible because of the amount of money that flows into the market. Now let me just look at some questions here. We're going to talk about that later, the capital. Let's wait until we get the trade examples about that. Okay? We'll be there shortly. Stay with me. I won't forget that question. Now, if you want to become a full-time day trader, which is what I am, you can work from home. I work from home. I live in Manhattan. And it's wonderful, particularly in the winter time, but actually it's nice really now. It's the spring. It's gorgeous out. And I trade the morning and I'm done and I have a whole afternoon to myself and I live in a beautiful city. So it is very convenient.  You can make extra money. If you have a business where you can trade and then schedule your business meetings or your work schedules after this time of the day, which would be after 10 a.m. Eastern time, it's very convenient. It's a very nice lifestyle or extra type of income to make this type of trading that I'm talking about. Not just day trading, but this type of trading because you're done really quick. Your work's worth a dozen and you're done. And you can do it from home. And you can also do it anywhere in the world. You can do it anywhere in the world. Half my clients actually are out of the U.S. I have an international business and, you know, they found me online. This is the internet age, okay? So you can do it anywhere and a lot of people love to trade the U.S. stock market because of the volatility and the momentum and the money that's in the U.S. stock market. It's appealing to people all over the planet. I have clients in China and Australia and everywhere, okay? It is appealing to people all over the world because the amount of money that flows in and out of the U.S. stock market. And it only takes a few hours a week to do it, which is a great benefit. So how can you make $100,000 a year trading? And are you specific enough with what you were doing? Now let me just see here there's a question. Someone said they couldn't live in the U.S. and they're going to spend $100,000 a year on coming. Exactly. But that's this. We're going to focus here on the topic today. At the end I am going to talk about some advanced risk examples just for you, for the person that, you know, answer that question. But that's true. Actually, if you live in L.A. or London or Tokyo or any large city in the world, $100,000 a year would barely pay your rent. That is true. But today we're going to focus specific enough with what you are doing. Many traders are all over the place. They're out there like in this sea that is the market because that's what the market is. It's a sea. And you just have to feed yourself for the one day. So you got to go and you just got to get that one fish. Okay. That's how I look at it. And you're trying to get the biggest fish, the fattest fish, the biggest one, the juiciest one that you can get. And if you can get that one, it may last you a couple of days. It may last you one day, but this is looking for the one fish because that's all you need. One fish will feed you for the night. If you're out there and you're spreading yourself out like a crazy person, trying to do thing after thing after thing after thing after thing after thing. And this means opposite directional bias. This also means with the trend against the trend. It also means options features forex stocks. It also means shorting and going long. It means doing a million different types of things. Also strategies within that it's too much. And you're lost in a sea.  And even I am, even with the size that I treat. So I recognize my position in the sea and I try to go after something and just grab the fish and be done. So the philosophy again with the time of the day is you just need the one fish. You go and you try to find the best fish and you take it and you're done. And if you're not specific enough with what you're doing, you're going to have a hard time finding one fish. And you're going to drown. So what helped you to focus? Well, one of the things that I do and I love to do and helps me focus is I'm looking for shorts. Now let's talk about shorting and the concept of shorting before we specifically talk about the strategy. This is a great picture by the way. This is how people feel when they're in a long position and they are in it and they're long in stock. Okay. This is people in long stocks overnight. They're long in stock and they get up the next day. They were up money. It's Monday. They were up Tuesday morning to get up. They were in the long position. They're still in the long position Tuesday morning to get up. They're not up money anymore. Not only are they not up, they are down. Okay. And then this is what those people look like. They're scared. They're in fear. They're panicking. What do they do? They were in this position maybe for weeks and they were up but they didn't take it off because they wanted to go XYZ or they thought it was a good trade or whatever the case may be. And so then the panic sets in. The fear sets in. The concept of shorting is that you are shorting a stock and I'm going to talk about this in detail in a moment. So don't lose me here. But you're shorting it and you are like betting that the people are going to sell from the concept of the panic and the fear. Okay. And it's real. I mean this isn't something like that I made up yesterday. This is a real concept and something that really exists in the universe of the market. People are in long positions that they are profitable in. Sometimes for a day, sometimes for a week, sometimes for a month, sometimes for years. The stocks gap against them and I'll discuss what that is in a moment. And then they're all of a sudden not up. They are down. Okay. Now let's talk about shorting. What do I mean? This is a chart. This is a daily chart of HPQ. So now I was talking about gaps. This is a strategy I trade again. We're going to talk about this in more detail in a bit. But since we're talking about a chart, I just want to show you. A gap is when a stock closes a night before at one price at four o'clock. That's when the U.S. market closes and has a close time. And then it opens the next day at 9.30 at a different price point. The differential doesn't make any difference here. Okay. But it gap. So whether it gapped a little or a lot or whatever, it's different. Meaning that the stock closed up here, for example, maybe at 38.65, and then it opened at a different price. Let's just say 35.45. So it closed here at four o'clock and at 9.30 open at a different price. Okay. So that is the concept of a gap. Now on the live day, what happens is that, again, this is HPQ. This is a candlestick. This is Japanese candlesticks. The stock sold off in the day. The rent depicts the selling and shorting action that comes into the stock. So the red means the stock price went down in the day. So you could have shorted the stock on the day and made money to the downside. If you had tried to buy it, you would not have made money. If you were shorting it, you would have made money. Okay. Now, can you shorten the bullish market? The answer is yes. I don't want to get off topic here about the overall general market. This is a clip of the market from this morning. Market was bearish today in the trading action and yesterday. But you can shorten a bearish market and a bullish market. I created my system to short in a bullish market, which was over the last seven years, of course, the last seven years I've been trading. But you can shorten a bullish market and a bearish market. Now I don't want to get too off topic. The market is still in enough trend. It's still holding. I know we fell the last two days. It doesn't change anything of the overall trend here. But if the market would turn or when the market turns, which is not right now, but it is going to at some point, when that happens, then I will be in a great position because I know how to short very well. And anyone that's learned how to trade with me or is trading with me will be in a great position too. For some reason, a lot of traders don't know how to short correctly. I don't know why. And even once they do think they know how to, but they don't know how to correctly to be consistently profitable to the downside. There is an edge in shorting. This is, again, one of the reasons I'm successful with this. And we're going to talk about some examples today. But the concept, okay, for some, a lot of people is hard to understand. Even those that understand it don't really understand it when they're taking the position to do it of what's happening in the stock itself. And I tried to explain it there with a panic idea. And we'll go over some examples here today. But it's real, okay. This is real, real, real. When you're, whether somebody loves a stock or hates a stock or they love a company or they hate a company, there's emotions involved, okay. Like, something could go up and rally, okay. Because people love it. Or great news happen. Or whatever the case would be. I don't care about the reason why things do whatever they do. I don't look at that. But I'm telling you that the conceptual idea of things, people making decisions based on emotions is real. Whether the emotions are uplifting or depressing where the panic comes in. So if you understand how to read that correctly in reference to buying and selling, or shorting, then you can use that to profit in the market. Now let me look here as a question. Someone is saying you can use this to do options. You can, but I don't know about what you're talking about, about IRAs. You're going to have to ask your accountant about some of these particular tax questions or the broker about some of these questions. Someone else just asked about how much money you need to, to actually trade. I'm not a broker or an accountant. So I don't want to answer questions if I'm not an expertise in those. I'm an expertise in trading. Not on those other questions. You'll have to refer to a broker for the amount of money you need to put in an account or at a tax accountant for the IRA. Now someone is asking about what time frame. I use a lot of time frames. We're going to talk about the ones I use here. But right now we're just talking about the daily chart. But I use them all. Okay. Now let's talk about shorty and making money trading. You are seeing the stock. Okay. And you are almost like betting that it's going to go down. You're deciding to take the short. It has to do with the focus. One individual can trade the market successfully as a career with a dependable method. So how are you going to get that? You have to have the focus on the method. In order to reap the rewards that the market has to offer, you need a quality system to follow. The central structure to trading results must be a strategy with a solid foundation that is based on accurately reading price action. Why? Because the price action, which is what you're seeing depicted in the Japanese candlesticks, is going to tell you whether or not the stock is going to get bought or fall from selling. The other powerful factor of being consistently profitable is having an edge and shorting gives a trader an edge. I don't know how many people out there are short, but I know that if I took a poll of the people that do, very few of them do it well. Some people don't like to short rally. Some people only short if it immediately drops. I mean, there's a million different things that people like to do or don't do well that short. It's one of those things like anything else you have to understand how to read it correctly. And if you learn it, you can do it correctly and it will give you an edge. Now, as I said, the market is bullish, but there will be a day when the market turns bearish. And then if you don't know how to short, even if you're successful now and even if you've been successful for the last few years while the market has been rallying, you won't be in that environment. So you've got to have a strategy that works in both market environments. And if you do, you can make money in any market environment, bullish or bearish. The strategy that I do, even though it's shorting, even though we're in a bullish market, works in a bullish market. I created it in such and we'll work in a bearish market because the idea is real in any environment. Because it's specific on the focus of the stock. I'm trading stocks, companies. Now, you can use this for ETFs like the QQQs of the SPY or other ETFs if you want, but I love stocks. And I love stocks individually in the U.S. market because of the idea that people are emotionally attached to stocks. Like, people love Apple. Okay, for example. It's a good example. Many traders don't know how to short or won't and even if the ones don't know, many stink at it. And I'm just going to say the truth. They stink at it. Now, let me just look here at some questions here. I just had a few of them. Again, the options, you can do options, but you have to know how to do options. I'm not going to teach you how to do options. I've been trading this method for seven years and we'll go through all. I'm getting some specific questions here about profitable trades. We'll talk about that more at the end. We'll talk about that more at the end. Okay. I don't want to get into the whole topic here at the beginning. Now, who shorts? Some insiders indicate that it takes a certain type of person to short stocks. Many short sellers have been depicted as pestimates who are rooting for a company's failure, but they've also been described as discipline and confident in their judgment. I would describe me as the latter. Also, who shorts? Wealthy, sophisticated investors, hedge funds, large institutions and day traders. And that would be me. Okay. And I would consider myself also because of the fact that I've been doing this now for seven years. Now, in the life of most people that are in the market, seven years maybe isn't a long time. I've taught people in my class that have been trading longer than I am a lie. But the fact is I'm very, very good at this one thing. And I've made it a focus since the beginning to get good at this. And I realized a long, long time ago very quickly that you cannot be a jack of all trades in a master's and not to make money. It's really not impossible to make a lot of money in the market as a day trader. But it is for a lot of people because they just simply don't understand that they need to have a focus. Like you can have a day where you lose money in one trade and you can't give up on your system. That doesn't mean a system doesn't work if you have a loss on one day. You have to have what I call conviction. Okay. And that comes through learning the right information and the process over time. And I have a lot of conviction that a selling of a stock that the seller doesn't own. More specifically, a short sale is a sale of a security that isn't owned by the seller but it is promised to be delivered. That may sound confusing but it's actually a very simple concept. Now, when you short sell a stock, your broker will lend it to you. The stock will come from the broker's own inventory from another one to the firm's customers or from another broker's firm. The shares are sold and the proceeds are credited to your account. Sooner or later you must have to close a short. The main number of shares is called covering. Okay, called buy to covering might take it out and returning them to the broker. If the price drops you can buy back the stock at the lower price and make a profit to the difference. If the price of the stock rises, you have to buy back at the higher price and you lose. Now, I use hard stops. We were going to talk about this in a little bit here too and then I think that will answer some of the questions that some people are asking me here. Now, what is a short panic? Here's a good example the CAG. Now, look what happened with this one. The stock closed here the night before at 3640. Open the next day down here at 930. Remember this is four o'clock. This is a day chart. Open down here at 930 and sold off on the day. If you had shorted this you would have made money because you were betting that the stock would go lower and it did. Now, let's talk about the panic. Do you see here that this happened? Boom, right in the next day and then look what happened the next day. So literally from the day before the GAAP because remember we talked about a GAAP is when it closes here and opens at a different price. That's what happened. Again, it doesn't matter about the size of this. Now, look at the panic. The stock closed up here at 3640 within two business days by four o'clock eastern time on the day over here. This is the 17th. This was over the weekend actually. This was from the Thursday, Friday, Monday. But from the day the second day down look at the amount of loss of the stock. Look at what it did.  I can't find off a cliff. But really from one night here to the next day here look at that. The stock lost $3. That's major. Okay. Almost 10% of the value of the stock of that actual stock. Okay. That's a lot. Okay. That's what I mean by the panic concept. Now what happens in shorts it's fear and panic. People are in long positions and then they're down and then they need to sell and you're shorting on the selling action. Panic sets in very fast which is why you can make the money quickly into the open. Okay. And you've got to become an expert. So you have to stop. Now when you do something like this like I said I day trade this. So the HPQ I day traded it and I shorted the stock on the day and I was flat by 4 o'clock but I just want to show you I showed you the kind do you see what also can happen someone's asking about the options here's where if you did an option on the day of the HPQ you would have to know how to do the option or you would do a swing trade or a longer-term core trade which you can do short and you see where I went in here this is moved $5 plus. Okay. Now you had to be in it for a month. We're going to get back to talking about this because this is what I do as a day trader but I'm just showing here what I do overnight and this isn't a bullish market. Okay. It has to do with the quality of the pick and the pick in this case is HPQ and when I say pick I mean the stock. Now if HPQ is trading at $35, $36 and it drops under $35, $36 then the only way to make money in the stock is to short it. You are betting. Okay. I'm just saying the word betting because it's taking the trade betting it will go under the $35, $36 so you can make money anywhere under that price throughout money. If you if you go long it and the stock price drops under the $35, $36 you will lose money if you understand. So the concept is you were looking to get the $35, $36 to go underneath itself down whatever the number is and I'm not going to talk about targets today Now how do you find shorts? This is one from today. This is new. Okay. N-U-E This is actually a 15-minute chart. Again, I use many, many different time frames but this is a stock that gapped down this morning. You can find them anywhere. You can find them on scanners that you have yourself. You can buy a scanner. There's free scanners on your platforms. So it's not easy to find them. Okay. They're all over the place to happen every single solitary day in the market. Stocks Gap. You have bullish gaps and you have bearish gaps. Okay. Today we're going to talk about bearish gaps though and we're talking about shorting but it's easy to find them. You can find them on your on your actual platform. Now after I find them I use a shorting for the next step. And the philosophy behind the 26 points is I'm looking for something that has a high probability of direction of bias for the entire day. For the purpose of this system I'm looking to short. So I want to short something that's going to have a high probability of dropping all day. I'm also looking for something that has potential for a big move on the day. And I'm also looking for early confirmation of the bias which is to the downside and the move forward. And we'll talk about that more in a minute. Now why trade bearish gaps? Large institutional money. It's large institutional money that actually makes the gaps in the first place. So I'm explaining to you why the stocks are gapping and what makes the gap and what makes them fall through to the downside. This was Q-con. This was back from months ago but it had a massive, massive, massive gap. The stock closed next day around 65 something. So this got pummeled in the gap and I still shorted it. Now some traders might have thought to buy it to fill the gap. I'm not going to go too off topic today why I don't do that concept. But in any event this was not a long it was a short and it nowhere near filled this gap and so you would have looked to short this on the day but I want to show you this idea of the institutions in this place. That's how you're getting the profitable, profitable type of momentum and volatility within that 30 minutes. Okay? Because institutions are in the market and they're what lose stocks. They make the gaps and they move the stocks on the live day for you to make money. It's all about precision and detail. Accuracy counts and trading on all fronts. Quality strategy, good risk to reward. You got to have the right and the most focus on the right entry. I get the best entry in everything I trade. If it doesn't work out, I'm out immediately and if it goes on to work, I have the best entry of the stock of the price I can have ever. I trade very aggressively into the open in a one-minute chart which we're going to talk about today but I know what I'm doing and I am teaching people what I'm doing and I run out of bed in the morning early. You could start at 8 o'clock 8.30. I start looking at stuff at 7 a.m. eastern time even though I don't start trading to line 30. So the prep time and the focus and the precision and the detail of everything I figured out ahead of time is what gives me an edge as well because I know exactly what I want to do. I have 100% conviction. I go after the train. I go into the motion and I get my fish and I'm ready to get the fish. I'm standing there ready to get the fish. You have another chance for the fish and you have to understand it. Being successful in the market takes detail and a certain level of precession. Details matter, it can make a difference in you making a lot of money one day or losing a one day. You have to learn what to do and you have to learn when to do it. Let's take a look and see from where it opened, dropped down in here and fell off a planet. Talking about falling off a planet, high of the day was approximately around 46 something or whatever. And it dropped and fell all the way down and almost went to $45 in the morning, kind of bounced off a 45, 50 inch. But she would have had to get this trade here in the morning at the time frame that I trained. And if you didn't get this, here's the hold down move. You see it? Boom, boom, boom. You're going to get into the first 30 minutes. You've got to focus on where the momentum is and institutions take positions on or off in stocks in that first 30 minutes, okay? That is the reality of how the system is set up. And many times they've figured out what they're going to do before the market even opens. So the order may not come in until after 9.30, but they know that they want to sell out of the stock on the day. On the live day, so then the orders placed very quickly into the open. I'm talking about hedge funds, institutions that are deciding things that make these momentum. So that's a lot of times when you have something and if you don't take it quickly, it's all over because they just did what they had to do with the one position and that was it, okay? Now this was one back from earlier, earlier this year, this is STX. Again, another beautiful gap. The stock closed up here the night before, gap down here and dropped. Had another red move in here in the day, look at that one too. See the nice idea of the panic. Again this is another one you could have done an option, okay? But I like to do the day trades and you could have done this one here on too. Now let's talk about the short in STX. We're on a one minute chart now. The previous one was a daily, this is a one minute chart. So you're looking to get in the stock here within this first 30 minute period. And you're also looking to get out of it quickly too. Now in this case we'll talk about it, it did keep going and did go to the dream target if you wanted to hold into it for a while. But if you'd like to do the quick morning moves, which is what I like, you were out of this fast. Now all the examples today we're going to go over are intermediate risk looking to make the goal of 100,000 a year. This is not an advanced risk. It is what I consider an intermediate risk which is $300. The entry price of the trade in the STX was $60.25, you would have shorted it. I'll go back in a minute, just follow me here. The risk was 30 cents. So on a thousand shares you would have risk $300 because I put a hard stop in. What does that mean? It means I put it in a limit order with a hard stop. If it kicks me out at the price 30 cents above this, then I'm out of it and I'd be down the money that I was out of it. If this trader here is an intermediate, he risked $300 and he was able to take a thousand shares. He aced it at the first target immediately very quickly. It happened within 20 minutes at $59.75 and he made $500, okay? So this is a decent trade for a quick one. Now if he wanted to hold the whole thing to the dream target, he was in it more than 30 minutes but I'm pointing it out, he could have carried it on through and never went back near his initial price of $60.25 by the way. Dream target was $58. It did go there and he could have made $2,250, risking $300. That's an amazing trade. It's a 7.5 hour risk. Now when I look at making money in US stocks, it's not about a percentage because I'm not an investor, I'm holding the long term, okay? Where it's taking up and sucking up my buying power and my money, holding the position long term. It is about using the buying power that I have in the account temporarily on the day to take the position, okay? In which case of the STX, you would have needed $60,000, a little bit over of BP in your account. That doesn't mean you needed $60,000, but that's how much buying power you would have needed. And then if you're at a retail broker, you divide it by four for the cash equivalent and if you're at a prop place, a lot of the prop places give 10 to one but DP. You don't even need that much. You can divide 60 by 10. That answer is I think the buying power question someone had asked me. Now let's go back here. This is a lot of money to make in a trade, but I'm just showing you with a $300 risk in one trade, if you did hold it, obviously this is your money for the week then. If your goal is to make $2,500 a week, you just made your goal for the week in one trade. If your goal is to make $500 a day and chunk it out, you made the $500 that you needed right in here. And you're doing it every day and you're chunking it out. So it's not insane. This is a great trade though if you held it. Time and trade was very quick for the first one. Let's go back. So you would have shorted this here. Here's the first drop. You're just all out. You're all at the first drop. Or you take it here and if you don't have another job to go to and can stay and watch it, manage the trade, you can keep lowering the stop. It goes all the way down to 58 and it does do it in a reasonable time frame. You didn't have to be in this till four o'clock. It did drop hard still before the lunchtime period. Any questions about this? Okay, I'm going to keep going then. I don't see any current questions here so I'm going to keep talking. Now, let's talk about the next one here. This is from today. This one here is NUE, the stock gap down today. Again, oh, maybe somebody did have a question. Hold on. No, okay. The stock gap down today and fell. Again, it has nothing to do with the size here. You're just looking here to see that it gap. It closed up here at 47.50. It opened down here around 46 something. See it? So it's just about the idea that it actually did gap. Okay. Oh, here we have a question. Are the straight lines a standard or a custom indicator? I will answer the lines. I'm seeing here now, I did miss some questions. I'm sorry, this is just so, I'm seeing a lot of questions and it's really small chats. This is a 200-perimovement average. This is an 8-perimovement average. This is a 20-perimovement average. This is a 50-perimovement average. This is just the computer figures it out on the platform automatically. Down here's the volume and then I have the Japanese candlesticks. I have very clean charts. I like to keep my charts very clean. I don't use fancy indicators. I find them a distraction. And you can't rely on them to trade anyways. So I have them here, but I don't live and die by these things and I don't make decisions by them either. I find that if there was something that was out there that was an indicator that told me what was the right thing to do, even 55% of the time I'd have it. It's not such a thing. And we would all have it actually and then it wouldn't work. So this idea of buying types of systems that indicators are gonna tell you what to do, I don't believe in it. I don't trade like that. I'm very old fashioned in the method that I trade. That's probably one of the reasons I'm successful. I trade in electronic world that is to date, which is I can take a fast order in the market by pressing a button in and out in the electronic world that we live in. I rely on ECNs and market makers to fill my orders and I rely on the broker and I rely on a platform system and I rely on the internet to function. But as far as making my decisions about stocks, I'm looking at the price when I make a decision. I know that that is the number one most important thing for me and it should be in anything that you decide. I don't use indicators and sometimes people's charts I see that look like a planetary solar system. I don't know anyone like that that's making real money, to be honest with you. I like clean, clean, clean, clean. And I'm probably one of the only people in the planet that if you took everything away from me, I could still decide to trade. I could still look at something and decide what to do. If you mapped it out and I just had the price to look at it, I could trade on the tape that there's an old, old book. Gosh, what's it called? The Reminisces of a Stock Broker. Old book, okay, from a hundred years ago. I could trade like that guy. He and I would be best friends, okay? The reality is you gotta learn how to reprice and stop relying on indicators. Now let me just look here at some of these questions. There's just so many here. I think I'm missing some of them, hold on. Do I sell winning stocks at the end of the month? I don't hold them overnight. So I'm not holding them overnight. Remember, I'm a day trader. I'm a day trader. I don't hold them anything overnight, okay? So that has nothing to do with what I do here. I'm out of this by the end of the day, okay? Now let's look at the new. So this morning, when you got up, you could have looked at the new before 930. You would have rated it using the 26 point rating system and decided you wanted to pick the new to watch to short. If you had done that, new set up to short. You would have shorted it right in here. Put the stock, that's it. It fell off a planet, boom. So you were in the stock here at 931 short. I'm on a one minute and here it went. Felt more than a dollar right into this 940 period. You're in the trade for 10 minutes. That's it, your day is done.  Price of the Entry is 46.75. Stop is over 47. Risk is 25 cents. On 300 shares, this is a beginner risk. I'm breaking it down into three parts here for everybody to see. You wouldn't make $100,000 risking $75 in the trade, but I'm just showing you for people who don't have the amount of money to take the risk. Someone had asked how much money do you need. I'm just showing you 300 shares here. You would have made $300 in the trade today. Okay? $300 a day is 1500 a week. 1500 a week is $78,000 a year, okay? The risk to reward is four times the amount risk was made in profit, and the time in the trade was 10 minutes. Now, if you were an intermediate, you are looking to make, you are looking to make as 100 grand a year, as much as you can, 130. $2500 a week is your goal. You got this train, you did everything right with the risk, you put the stop in, you took a thousand shares, it was a good one for you, and it dropped a dollar. You made over $1,000 in 10 minutes. I call this a comma trade. The first time you ever trade and make this much money this fast, it's a feeling of exhilaration. It was years ago that I did it. I did it very quickly when I started out at the beginning, and it's one of these things that you fall in love with the market very quickly. I'm very passionate about the market and what I do in reference to trading because I make money in the market, and it's exciting. I can't say that it's ever not exciting. I could say that it's not exciting some days because some days it seems like I wish the stocks would go more than they do, but then another two days will go by and I'll have a day that I make so much money so fast and I say, oh my gosh, I love this thing. Like some days things go to the dream target. Some days they don't and I still make money, but I will tell you that the days where I make several thousand dollars in a span of less than 30 minutes, and it happens.  And towards the end we're gonna talk about some advanced risks, but there's a feeling of exhilaration to be able to make this, you can't make this much money and it's quickly doing anything else on the planet. You just can't, you cannot. You cannot, and it's there immediately. Right there it's in your account. Like you can take it out tonight if you want, tomorrow, whenever. And it's a feeling of exhilaration that I can't describe and if you've never made this money this fast you will have to do it to know it. Now here is an advanced one actually. If you took 3,000 shares, you risked $750, exits 45.75 till the profits 3,000. I mean this is like in 10 minutes you could make 3,000 dollars. Now I know you had to risk 750, I'm like I'm saying this is an advanced risk, but it's like, you know, $3,000. It's a lot of money. It's a lot of money. It just is, okay? A thousand dollars is a lot of money, and 3,000 dollars is too, but to make this in 10 minutes is amazing. Okay? Now, how does the time of day fit into it? It's very, very, very important. The time of the day has to do with precision and the focus. And that's how you're getting this kind of sell-off here like the new. Do you see the time of day for this? Like I don't even know where the stock is right now. It's 1.15. But I don't even know if this is, this is one of the low of the day in this thing. Okay? This all happened immediately. And if you waited until after 10 o'clock to short it, you didn't get this play. You didn't get the momentum. You didn't get the volatility and get this play into itself. Do you see here? Okay? Now let's go on. The market, okay? The market did fall today. The market did fall today and you could have shorted the market today. Now I did not, but you could have. Why? Because the market actually got down today. Remember we're focusing on the strategy, which is gaps and you're looking to short, show the market did gap down today and fell and you could have rated the gap and you could have shorted it if you wanted to today. Now, where would the entry have been? Similar of very early timeframe. Right in here you would have shorted it in this red bar in here. Time of the day you see here is 9.35. Boom. Within less than 20 minutes, you get the drop. And look at this. This is another dollar drop. Price of the entry is 105.45. Stop is over 105.65. Risk is great in this, 20 cents. On 1,500 shares it's $300. This is an intermediate risk. This is the kind of risk you're gonna need to take to make 100 grand a year. But this is an insane, okay? Exits 104.45. Total profits $1,500. Risk reward is five times the amount risk was made in profit. Time and trade was 20 minutes. Okay? And again, if you're looking to buy and power for this, you take, how do you figure out buying power is you take the price of the stock times the share size equals the buying power that you need available. Now, retail brokerage accounts also look at a 30% amount to short that they'll add on to it. Just so you know that.  And again, you're gonna have to talk to different brokers to find out the requirements of the actual amounts of cash they need to put up. But I will tell you with my system, if you have 100,000 in buying power with my system, that is more than enough and plenty, plenty to do this, to trade like this. I mean, you will be able to take position sizes like this here, 1500 shows of this. This, that's more than enough in most of the stocks to get the moves, okay? And so 100,000 buying power in a retail account means 25,000 just for example. And in a prop account, it's less. But that's more than enough. You don't need that much to day trade this system. But I'm saying, if you wanna know how you can make this kind of money over and over and over again, that is more than enough, that is plenty. You don't need some excessive amount, okay? Now, let's talk briefly here about something I've just started to do. I started to do this for myself, actually. I started to do this for myself because there was a gap and you can go look at my YouTube videos. I did a play of the day video on this and happened. Within the last two weeks, I don't remember the date of it now. It was APOL and it was just a huge, huge trade. And I sat down myself because I trade myself and I'm gonna start to teach this to my students and I'm figuring out something called the millionaire map. How to make a million dollars day trading. So I've started figuring this out. And I worked on it for the purposes of that one trade after that happened. And I'm gonna go over two examples here today and just the ones that we looked at. We're talking today about making $100,000 in the market, but that's not the reason that I set out to decide to day trade. I wanted a new career. I did mortgages for a long time and then I wanted a new career. So I wanted to make six figures a year to substantiate the current income I was making, which was way more than 100,000. And if someone pointed out you can barely live in Manhattan with that. So I'm trading for seven years, but I'm saying though that I really decided to trade because I wanted to make millions of dollars in the market. And I realized since I've gone back and looked at some of these trades that I've done even in the last month that it is possible like right now and even without a crazy amount of money as far as cash or even buying power. Now I'm just gonna show you here that same QQQ trade. And now again, this isn't making $100,000 a year. This is if you wanna get to the point where you're making a hundred grand a month. How are you at the point where you're making a hundred grand a month? You need to have trades where you're making five, six, seven, $8,000 in the trades or you have maybe like one big trade that where you were making like 20 some thousand in it or more. Anyways, the QQQ trade, if you took 5,000 shares you would have had to risk $1,000. Okay, this is not an intermediate risk. This is advanced risk. But a lot of us can afford to risk $1,000 in the trade. It was a good stop, 20 cents. You could have made $5,000 that trade set up today. The risk to reward is five and again, you're in that trade in 20 minutes. $5,000 you could have made in 20 minutes. And this is something that I started working on for myself here that I'm gonna talk about more in the future. But I'm realizing that actually it is very possible to make a million dollars in the market as a day trader even getting out and being flat. Now you could have held a lot of these things in here for longer trades and made more money. I'm just not doing that right now. I like the day trading. I mean, that's just me. That's my personality. I like to take it, be in it, be have the money, be up, no I'm out. But I'm just talking about straight day trading. I'm mapping this out for myself about how am I gonna get there? How am I gonna do it? How much BP do I need? And so on and so forth. And I sat down and worked on it for myself over a weekend after that APL trade because I'm like, this is ridiculous. Ridiculously good. Anyways, so here was the QQQs. If you wanted to do this, if you had the buying power to take it. Now, the new, today you would have taken 5,000 shares but you would have had to risk slightly more. The risk to make this kind of money is really over 1,000. Anywhere between 1,000 and 1,500 when I was looking at it over the weekend. Anyways, 1250 is a risk. You could have taken 4,000 and 50 is a risk. You could have taken 5,000 shares of new and you could have made 5,000 dollars. Again, they dropped a dollar. It dropped a dollar. It dropped a dollar in 10 minutes. And these things happen. They happen all the time in the market. It's not like they don't happen all the time they do but it is because of the pick. It's because of the stock. It's because of the pick. It's because of the strategy and the gap. Now, how many gaps do you get per week? During each quarterly earnings season three to five quality gaps or more per day. Okay, now during non-earning seasons you may get three to five per week. So in other words, during earnings season which is coming up in April, you get three to five a day. I like to do one. I focus on the one but if you get more than one gap a day you could do every one that you get. I like to focus on one. Sometimes I do too but I really like to prefer to focus on one. A quality gap is one that rates high enough to trade based on the 26 point rating system which is how I'm finding the picks. It's about having a plan of action for booking the money very quickly. And in order to make six figures a year or any amount of money quite frankly in the market you need the right business plan. Even the idea of the concept of making 40 grand a year which was the smaller beginner amount you still need a trading plan. You still need a business plan. You still need a business plan for any amount of money that you wanna make in the market. It's imperative. And the right risk to reward trades equals the results which is you're not gonna take a trade and risk $300 to make a hundred. That's what I would consider a poor trade or a bad trade. Now you're up but that's not the type of trades that I'm looking to take. Now what is a good risk to reward payout? One to three on the low end, four to six in the middle end and eight to 10 on the high end. Now you don't get eight to 10 trades like this every single day but you do get them in a month span of time. This means for every dollar you risk you should have a goal of a minimum of three. Now does that mean that if you take a trade and you risk a dollar and make $2 or risk $100 and make $200 that you should keep trading? No, some days you'll take a trade, you're up to risk units and the trades at the target and then you're out but then the next day you may take it and you may make four risk units like the ones from today and then on average. So you're looking on average to make three. Okay, this is an average. Also there should be a potential for even more of a payout if the stock goes to the dream target and that's where the eight to 10 comes from of the bigger potential when the stocks go and they go to the bigger targets. So how much to risk per trade to make $100,000 as I was stating, on average to make $100,000 per year is an annual income trading gaps. A normal risk unit of $250 per trade is suggested. Once a trader's experienced with the system and good at holding the targets even using a $200 risk could achieve this goal. This is a conservative figure. Again, I showed you the examples from earlier today. $500 a day is over 100 grand a year. So if you wanna really break it down there's 52 weeks in a year but there's some weeks that's not going to trade as a holiday a week between Christmas and New Year, for example. You're looking to make an average of about $500 a day for 400. But to be able to make even $39,000 you need a plan, a plan of action. I find that a lot of people that have something down as a plan that's a good strategy have the potential to make so much money. It's just that they don't stick to the plan or even have a plan or maybe they have a plan. Maybe they have a money management plan but they don't have a good strategy. So they have a money management plan, they have a great money management plan but they can't find a way to use it profitably to make money in the market because the strategy, the trades that they're taking the reason that they're taking them is poor. They're not taking the trades for good reasons. Like I'm taking a trade like new for a good reason. It gapped or rated for the 26 point rating system. I'm looking to short it with an edge, okay? So I can teach you how to make this kind of money shorting. If this is something that you want to learn how to do. I teach a class and I have a system. I devise a system myself. I've been doing it for seven years. It took me about three years to put the whole thing together from all the 26 points. The Golden Gap system is a 26 point professional bearish gap rating system. The purpose of this system is to help you evaluate which gap or stock to trade each morning using the checklist. And that's how I get the picks so accurately. The Golden Gap course teaches a 26 point rating system to find the best stock to trade each day. And I like to look at the short side. The course also teaches you how to enter and exit the stock on the day to get good risk to reward trains into that period of the day. I also teach price analysis and technical analysis on an advanced level, which is that you're again, not relying on indicators. You can look at those things and have them on your charts that you shouldn't be making decisions based off of that. The course teaches a more proficient way to read support and resistance in the right direction. A lot of people that train are using moving averages or other indicators to look at sport and resistance. And actually, once again, you have to understand the concept of sport and resistance, which I teach in the class. The course teaches you to focus on one strategy in a detailed manner so you can become a good trader. Ultimately, your goal should be that you wanna be a successful trader. You wanna make money. That's the reason that you wanna do this thing in the first place. But if you are too short-sighted on the money and not focused enough on getting good, you're not gonna get where you wanna be. You're not gonna get where you wanna be to be able to make $3,000, $5,000 in a trade, or even a one day, or even a one week, or even a one month. So the goal has to be the focus on becoming a good trader, learning how to find the right pick, learning how to short, learning how to take the answer right, learning how to trade this time period in this time period that has that volatility, okay? And learning how to day trade and reprice accurately. So the golden gap rating system is a 26 point checklist. Just go down and you check it off. Boom, boom, boom. And you tally them up and you look for the pick that way. The philosophy behind the golden gap system though is I'm analyzing a large time frame, which is a daily chart, to make the trend decision on the directional bias for the gap, which is a strategy. All large traders of every kind look at large time frames to make decisions, particularly institutional traders, which is why one of the reasons why my system is so brilliant. I am making the decision on a larger time frame, which is what institutions use, but I am making the entry decisions and exit decisions based on a small time frame because I'm a day trader and I am not a hedge fund on the one minute chart, which has a high degree of focus and accuracy. Using the daily chart to make decisions and stock pick allows for accuracy in the direction, which you need or you won't make money, okay? Using the one minute chart allows for good risk to reward trades with accuracy, with the risk to reward, okay? Because we all have limitations as far as what we are using for cash balances and risk and buying power, okay? All of us, no matter what level we're on, no one has unlimited buying power wherever you're trading. To be successful as a trader, it is not about luck, and it's a skill-based career. This is extremely important. All highly paid careers are skill-based. Physicians, physicians, attorneys, all of them. And you need to have the right skills of knowledge in order to succeed. The interesting thing about trading is that people either one, don't realize how important the right knowledge and skill set is before they risk money in a trade, or two, they think they have the right knowledge, but really don't. I cannot believe how many people I talk to that think they know how to trade, but they're not making money, so they don't, okay? It's reflective of the fact that you do it Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, January, February, March, April, May, all year long, you do it. It's not just about having one profitable week or trade or day or month. You gotta do it over and over and over and over again. Success in the market is about skill, not luck. You can have a great trading and make a lot of money in it and it's just dumb luck. Actually, I've never had that happen to me, probably because the market forced me to learn how to do it, or I may not have forced myself to learn how to do it, but I will tell you, though, that it has never been about luck for me. It's always been about skill. I've never, like, taken a trade and got lucky. You create your own luck in the market by learning how to do it and gaining the right skill set to do it, and that's how you replicate it over and over and over and over, because you will not be successful if you cannot replicate it, because ultimately it's about the consistency, and that has to last you through all the market periods, whether the market period is bullish or bearish, and it has to be something that works in all-time frames and over the long haul, doesn't matter what the market's doing. So now, as the class beginner advanced, I always had this question too, the class is advanced. If you are new to trading, I've never traded before. I have top brand new people that have never traded before. I allow free retakes in my class. You can take it once you sign up for it the first time, you can take it as many times as you want to for free afterwards. So if you're new, you may have to take it more than once, but it is definitely an advanced course. There was more than one step in the ladder for most people's journey, and I'm pointing this out because I know a lot of people have taken different classes or maybe trading on and off for years and they feel frustrated or discouraged by the process of the market or the idea of even making $100,000 a year. You have to, at some point, decide that you want to get on the right path if you want to make it. If you're floundering around or doing a million different things or losing or not making money or don't have a positive attitude, you've got to step back sometimes, reevaluate and get on the right path. And you've got to be honest with yourself and ask yourself what is your current mindset? Because if you want to be successful, you do have to have a positive mindset. You can reset yourself to move forward at any point in time. You can do it right now, okay? Right now, click like that. It's not something that has to take you unteamed days and months and years to reset to be successful. I've had people that have found me come to me and they're losing so many stores that can tell you from so many clients, just even in the last three years that I've had the business that have lost bucket pulls of money in the market and then they come to trade with me and all of a sudden I've nowhere they're profitable. Now, you can reset it at any time. Know that you can. Know that you can and this is something that is very reasonable to do even with a reasonable amount of risk. You have to take the money that you have and use it to work for you. And you can take the money that you have and open up an account and use it and build it. If you don't have what you think is enough to make XYZ, just make what you can, risk what you can afford and build it up from there, leave the money set. It is all about the mindset and you must be positive if you wanna do it. Every time I take a trade a 100% conviction is gonna work. Does that mean that every single trade I take is positive? No, sometimes I have a losing day. It is not that often. When I do, it doesn't ever spiral out of control because I don't take that many trades on a day. I don't have that many things that I like as top picks. I'm very, very focused. So I don't have big down days ever because of the fact that I'm not taking that many trades. So it's actually very easy for me. Some days I say, well, the stock doesn't work. I take a loss. I get up the next day. If I make three, four hours to cover the loss from the prior day of the one hour loss and then I'm still up for the two days, okay? And over the course of a month though, there's 20 trading days. You should be positive of those days, a good amount of the days. In other words, two to three days a month, you might take a loss and the rest of the days you should be positive. And that is what I would say is constitutes a good quality trader. So you have to be positive and have a good mindset when you're trading. It is all about the consistency. You're looking to get up every day and make money when you take the trade. You're looking to take a quality pick. You're looking to make three risk units. Some days you make two, two and a half. Some days you make five. It's on average about the consistency. You are chunking it out and that is how you achieve these types of goals to be able to make six figures a year. Although every once in a while you do get a trade where you make an enormous amount of money in it and those are great days. You never know when you're gonna have them when they go to the dream target and you do have these nine, 10 hour days. It's fantastic when you have them and it's exhilarating and it is one of the things that drives me constantly to better myself and my own trading the market and that's why I started working on this new thing called the millionaire map because I'm excited about it. I see the potential now where my trading is at such a high advanced level where I know that I'm gonna be able to do it. I mean, I might even start doing it next month. I've been working on this now for the last week for myself but I will tell you that it doesn't take as much money as I thought that I was gonna meet and I'm talking about making a million dollars a year now not a hundred thousand, okay.   They're gonna drain your energy. They're gonna make you feel negative. You don't wanna be around people like that. You wanna be around positive, optimistic, successful people, people that are doing it. It's just one of the reasons that I've been able to turn people into good traders because I'm successful and I'm very positive and that rubs off on the people that come and learn from me and trade with me and the people that I mentor and take my class. If you're with someone that doesn't think positive and is not successful in their own right, okay, then it's gonna be really tough for you to get good with that.  So you've gotta find a positive, successful person to be like that you look up to that you respect. Don't let anything stand in the way of your success and ultimately working for yourself brings a lot of personal freedom. Huge, huge advantage in reference to trading. So making $100,000 a year in the market is totally reasonable. Remember, you have to chunk it out. You have to chunk it out, chunk it out, chunk it out, chunk it out. Money Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. So empower yourself today to trade the market. If you're interested, I teach a class. The class is called the Golden Gap course. It is a complete system to use to trade the market. I teach all the pieces of the puzzle in the class, how to find the right picks, how to take the entries where the targets are. And the class is a full to who day course on how to strategically find pick and play stocks that are professional bearish gaps. Again, retakes are free online. The class is online. You can be anywhere in the world and take it. The class dates are April 11th and 12th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time. Class of the class is 34.99. If you're interested in signing up, you can email me at melissa at thestockswish.com. Now I do run a live trading room. It's called the Stock Swish Shill Live Trading Room. And I'm offering a special offer for the Wind Vesting webinar today for those of you that are interested in learning my gap reading system. I'm offering, if you sign up for the April Golden Gap class, you will receive the wealth manifestation course free. I'll talk about that in a moment. And you will also receive the Stock Swish Shill live trading room free until Labor Day. That's Labor Day 2015. That's five months free in the live trading room to trade with me and get my calls live and take the trades with me. And the wealth manifestation class. This is a savings of almost $1,700. I've never offered five months free in the room before. This is huge. This means you trade all a second and third quarter earnings season with me. This encompasses two earnings season with me to trade gaps. And it's a savings of $1,700. I've never offered this much free time in the room. Dana asked me to offer something special for the webinar, so I'm doing it. You can sign up for this through Easter. Happy Easter, happy Passover everyone. This offer is good through Sunday, April 5th at midnight. If you wanna sign up. The class is April 11th and 12th, but this offer is only good through Sunday. Now I'll talk a little bit about this class. This class, I does not talk about charts, but I talk about some of the things I pinpointed on today, touched on today, but I talk about it in great detail. I talk about how your mind works. It is more than just a motivational class though. I really actually talk about how your brain works in reference to making decisions about money and finance. And so it is a very strong, strong class that I find is very applicable to helping you make money in your life, not just in trading, but in other things, particularly business as well. Now earning season starts in April. Okay, second quarter earning season, there will be a lot of gaps. As I said, there'll be three to five a day, at least or more in that period of the earning season. I also teach another course for those people that are interested in longer term trades or overnights. This is called the trends course. This is for longer term trends, a course on how to read trends and longer term stock charts. It's April 23rd and 24th, from 12 to four Eastern time. Cost of the class is $9.99. You can email me at melissathestockswish.com if you wanna sign up for this class as well. If you wanna do both, okay, for April, you can do the Golden Gap class and the Trends class and save $500. The Combo Special is $39.99 for both. And if you sign up by Sunday, April 5th, you would get the Trends class, the Golden Gap class, the Wealth Manifestation class, and five months in the trading room until Labor Day 2015 for free. This saves you $2,100, this whole thing, if you get all the courses together and five months in the room. So this is just an amazing deal. And Dan wanted me to come up with something special, so there you have it. Don't forget the special wind vesting offer. And thank you so much for coming. Let me see if I have any questions here from anyone, anyone at all. And I'm not sure if I, I'm even looking at these questions right here. Does anyone have any questions for me or want me to go back? I'm trying to scroll back here and see. I have a few moments here to answer questions. Let me just say, hold on a minute, I'm scrolling back a second. 26 things is a lot of things to check in a day, somebody said.  If you're prepping in the morning, it doesn't take you that long. At the beginning when you are actually brand, brand new, it may take you seven, eight minutes to rate a gap, okay? And fill out the worksheet. But once you're doing it, and over and over every day, it should take you two, three minutes, okay? So it seems like it's gonna take a long time, but not really. And you're also not rating a hundred things. You're really not rating a hundred things, okay? You're only the rating, you're gathering a watch list together, okay? And then you're rating the watch list together. You're not getting up in the morning or rating a hundred different stocks. You're gonna make a watch list of them on this from the scanner and then you're gonna go through and rate them. And that's how you're gonna do it. It doesn't take that long. It sounds like a lot of things to look at, but it doesn't take you that long to do it once you learn the system. Let me just go back here and see. Do I use limit or sell at the market and rebuy? I lose limit orders always. And I use limit orders with a cushion of three pennies and I use hotkeys. Yes, someone asked again about the options. Yes, you can use the rating system for the options. Some stocks, it will make a lot of sense in and will be less expensive. Some, it won't make sense in though, okay? You have to look at it for the cost of the price of the option. And if you wanna do the option, you would have to actually know how to take the option because I'm not gonna teach you how to take the options rate. That makes sense. I think I've gotten through most of these here. Does anyone else have anything else? I'm not sure if I'm seeing the current questions here, if I'm just scrolling back now. Actually looks like the last question was a few moments ago. If anyone has any questions or needs anything else, if I didn't get to any of all the questions here, I apologize. My chat's very small to scroll up. But if you have any other questions or you're interested in the GAT course, you can always email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. Okay, all right, great everyone. Thanks so much for coming. Thanks for having me. You're welcome. All right, Melissa, thank you very much. That was a fantastic presentation. The only question I saw, I think, that a lot of people asked was how much in capital, how much do they need in their accounts to be able to trade new systems? All right, can everybody hear me? There, I just put the mic back on. As far as the question of the capital, if you want to make $100,000 a year, that's what I'm saying. My advice to you is to have buying power, which you would get from the broker or what is called leverage, okay? Of between 75,000 and 100,000 buying power. Now, as far as the cash amount that you need to put up with the broker to get that type of VP or leverage, it depends on the type of broker you would choose. There are two different types of brokers. You can go to a retail broker, in which case your leverage will be four to one, or you can go to a proprietary day trading account brokerage place, of which there's millions out there, and you would need less money with that type of place. You have to talk to them if they're gonna give you buying power of five to one, or eight to one, or 10 to one, or 20 to one. Many of them give different buying powers. With a retail account, it's just a straight four to one for day trading. But if you have a broker that gives you 75 to 100,000 in leverage to take the cost position of the stock, that's more than enough to make this type of money, 100,000 a year. The advanced risk you're gonna need more than that, but I don't think anyone should be concerned about that until you get good at doing this. Again, it has to do with the fact that you have to prove that you can do it. You've gotta be able to make $1,500 a week before you can make $2,500 a week. You gotta be able to make $2,500 a week before you can make $5,000 a week, and you're making $25,000 a month. So you got to be able to get, step it up each point along the way. So start with what you have right now. Contact both those types of brokers and then find out if you can afford to open up an account at a retail place or a prop place. Prop places will take people with an account as little as $2,500. I don't know what kind of buying power they're gonna give you for that though. I'm just giving you the guide for the buying power positions for the prices of the stocks you wanna take. And really, usually most of the stocks that I trade are under $65 a strike price. Now the Q's and their examples over $100 a share, but I really trade in a range I'd say from $5 to $65. I get the best moves and things like I talked about the APOL, which actually is around a $20, $25 price point. And even the HPQ was like 30 something. Those price range stocks between 20 and 30, I find I have the biggest moves, the best entries for risk to reward. I love trading stocks at that price point. So most of the stocks I trade are actually not that expensive, but I'm giving you a guide, a guideline for yourself. And that's the guide. Okay, can you go back to your slide that had the combo price? We did have one question about if the room was available separately, but I believe, I'll let you answer that. A couple of people asked about the room. Yes, I do have people ask about the room now and then, particularly I have people ask about the room, which is interesting. Some people that ask about it are really new. And then I have people that ask about it, they've been trading for years. They just wanna join the room. I don't offer the room unless you take the Golden Gat class. You can trial the room. If you wanna email me for a trial, I do offer a one week trial. You can come in the room and trial the room for a week. I actually have had people that have trialed the room and made the money for the class on the trial. Now, I'm not saying that you're gonna do that because if you are brand, brand new to Gap, so I think you need to just observe. But I do have people that are ready, we're traders that come in, take the trial, make the money for the class in the week trial. But I do offer a one week trial. You cannot sign up for the live trading room unless you've taken the Golden Gat course. Again, it has to do with the fact that I am teaching people how to be good traders. I believe that long-drevening success in the market has to do with learning what to do. These trades set up sometimes at 9.31. And I want people to make money with me. At 9.31, that means the market's been open for 60 seconds. You gotta learn how to take those trades. I'm not, I don't wanna be throwing people into the market at 9.31 with me that I don't know how to do that. And you learn how to do that in the class. So it's to your best interests to actually take the course and learn it. And quite frankly, if you are committed to being a successful trader to doing this, whether it's part-time or full-time, you will have no issue with taking the class. And when people ask me about the price, my class is 100% worth the price of this. People make money trading with me in my room. It is unheard of in this industry, but I have accomplished that. And again, I'm just very, very good at what I do. I will say though that it's one of these things where you have to be committed. And if you cannot afford to take the class, then I don't believe that you should be trading the market. And that's my honest answer, wait, save up the money until you're ready, until you have enough money to trade. I want people to be able to afford to trade. In order to make money in the market, you have to take risk. Whether it's $50 or $150 or $350, you have to be able to take risk. The only way you can make money is taking risk. It should be calculated risk, but you learn how to do that in the class. So I love the fact that so many people want to join my room. I know people come to the trials and they want to join my room, just join the room, but you've got to take the class to join the room as a full-time member. I do not make any exceptions. If you want to trial the room, I'd love to have you there for a one-week trial. You can email me at melissathestockswish.com for the trial. I am off this week for the rest of the week for the holiday, but next week, I can have people in for the trial. Okay, great. So Melissa, thank you again. I know we started a little bit late, but I really appreciate your sticking with us. And that was a real good, a fantastic presentation. I think a lot of people got a lot out of it. So a lot of great questions. If we are running a little bit late, so unfortunately we don't have time for any more questions right now, but if you do have any more, Melissa's been very clear. Please email her at melissathestockswish.com. And I'll copy that into the chat box. I'll do it again here real quick just to make sure in case it's stored off your screen there. It's melissathestockswish.com. She'll be happy to answer whatever other questions that you have that you didn't get a chance to get to right now. Again, that's our fault for running a little bit late. So I apologize for that. So Melissa, thank you again. And I look forward to talking to you again soon.