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So without further ado, I'll just get right into it. So yeah, for this one, these are two scalps that I kind of did this morning. I'll kind of talk about it in detail. Basically we had another ticker up this morning that was running MDLY I believe and that one ended up halting and then it didn't reopen and just ended up opening in the afternoon sometime at like a dollar lower. So in that kind of situation, we had people I think who were either in that MDLY stock or that were looking at it, that one was the hot check and then that one kind of got taken off the table. So the two main stocks this morning were MDLY and LIZI and as soon as that MDLY halt kind of happened, immediately volume started coming into LIZI. So long traders this morning were kind of looking at both of those two stocks. MDLY was the clear hot check in the morning but after that halt kind of happened, I mean MDLY is untradable so now we have everyone primarily moving over to LIZI and that's when this one got a little bit crowded. So I kind of saw the spike above VWAP and I said, listen, I can probably take some kind of on this kind of wicking action right here. So I kind of took some right here and immediately we tried to go higher. It didn't really work. We tried to go higher a couple of times and I mean for me, I basically saw this as okay, we could be topping off this kind of 425 line. So basically what I said is that I'm just gonna exit right now because I knew that was like kind of a little bit of a FOMO trade. I had a plan on MDLY, it didn't end up happening. It wasn't like I jumped in this one and started chasing at the highs of course. I mean I was in from 409 but I mean to me I was like, listen, I should be happy with the 20 cents. So VWAP recently has been a pain as a really, really big resistance kind of area. And we kind of got over but this whole area near VWAP I still consider a resistance if we're having a lot of trouble pushing higher which we were. I just said, listen, there is some dump risk here. There's definitely some significant dump risk after we had just moved from 375 all the way up to 425. It kind of pulled back a little bit but I mean for me I was just saying, listen, you know it wasn't worth it. It did end up going higher and then just immediately slamming back down. And we kind of got this immediate slam back down and I mean in my opinion I think a lot of people just started hammering a short after VWAP. They were probably like, listen, this is done, this is done, there's no way this is gonna, this is going to do a type of move like this. And that's when I think people kind of started to get themselves into a little bit of trouble. And immediately this four area, a lot of people are like, oh, why'd you want to go long at four? But immediately this four area, this four area, this 4.5 area, this 3.5 area, they can all be used as some type of support or resistance depending on what side the stock is trading on. Hey guys, my name is Toss Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors and moderators at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in MIC, MIC in general, text me at<PHONE_NUMBER> this is not a robot, it is me directly on the other end of my business line and we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you depending on your trading needs. Hit me up, back to the video. And this morning we immediately kind of came down, tried to break four, it didn't really happen. We test VWAP, we try and break four again. Still didn't really break. We test VWAP again, still can't break four. So right now what I see is that we're kind of in a battle. And in my opinion, what they should have done is kind of came down to four, tested VWAP and then went lower. But we didn't really go lower. And so we tested VWAP again, but we still didn't really go lower. So I knew something was kind of up at that four area. And we immediately kind of got this move higher into 425 right back down. And it was a stuff move. But the reason that I would kind of call that more so of a fake stuff move or like, an odd type of price action move is because we didn't go lower. And I expected this to kind of stuff at 425 and go way lower, but we didn't. We still had trouble breaking that four area. So that tells me that four area is a really, really big support. The four area down here matters. And sometimes you're gonna have something like down here where 3.5, obviously this isn't a good long on the backside, but you're going to have times where we just kind of shoot through one of those 4.5 areas and keep going past it. And I mean, that's okay. But to me, I just kind of said to myself, listen, four is obviously a significant area. Obviously four matters. And in my opinion, we had a lot of people who were shorting underneath VWAP thinking, oh, this is done. It's gotta break down. It's gotta break down. And every time we tested four, immediately we just bid back up. We bid back up. And so that told me that obviously that kind of four area matters. Obviously that four area is something that people care about, you know? Where we have a bunch of longs chasing up here and immediately they just end up selling and filling into this kind of four area.  And so obviously there is someone who's trying to either fill a buy order at four and anytime we got any type of selling pressure into four it just did not, it just did not go. So anyway, we ended up moving and creepily kind of crawling up. And then the third time we ended up going higher over 4.5. And immediately we squeezed all the shorts out. We got a big, you know, three million volume candle. And all those shorts are squeezed out, they're stopping out and then just we reverse right away. And that's one of these scenarios where there were a lot of people trapped underneath here and it ended up kind of moving up into this kind of 4.75 area. And I mean, they must have knew that a lot of people were short under VWAP and they just kind of squeezed it higher. All those people covered probably into these four buy orders and then boom, it just, it ended up going lower. So that was, this is some price action that I think you can really, really learn from because we can get a lot of information from it. And this is where we can learn from the price action. And we're using it with the lines of course, but we're kind of painting a picture. We know that a lot of people are probably short down here because they've seen this type of action. They've been saying, you know what, we're under VWAP now, we're good to go. And I would not dispute that. But after we kind of start testing for so many times that this four area has proven to us and shown us, okay, you know, it's obviously telling us that it doesn't want to break. And you can easily take a trade above four, risking maybe with a hard stop of three, nine and say, okay, well, four breaks, I have a hard stop, I have my risk established, I know what I want to go long off of, I know that, you know, all my risk is set with hard stops and I've established this kind of risk. So now I'm able to be a little bit more comfortable to kind of let the trade play out. And we see these kinds of stuff moves. And these stuff moves immediately are going to bait some short sellers who love to short sell into weakness. And the reason is, is because they see all these big bids at four get taken out and they're expecting this to go down maybe to like 3.5 or lower, right? They're expecting that one to go down to, you know, they're expecting a big, big, big fade when four breaks and rightly so. But the problem is is that four wasn't breaking and that four had not. And that was more some kind of anticipation into weakness and we saw that. We saw a lot of people get kind of get squeezed out. And so I went long, just kind of risking that three and nine area. We ended up going up to the 4.75. I was out at 6.2 and that was, you know, an average of 6.2. But that was kind of what I was looking for. And that's kind of what I have been doing. You know, I've been studying the past. I've been researching the past in order to predict the future. And this is all just kind of price action tips and tricks. And I hope that, you know, this can help you in the future. So yeah, thanks for watching. Thank you so much for watching our video. If you want to see more of our videos, please subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking the button here. We do our best to post a new video every single day. If you have any questions about MIC or any general trading questions, please text Tosh using the number here. Also, stay up to date by watching some of our most recent videos right over here.


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Live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida, and currently we have all the U.S. and C's trading in the red. The Dow's off 381, S&P 56, NASDAQ 235, Russell's down 12, Semi's are up 59, Trendy's down 151. Spot Volotinix is up over 15% right now. One day rate of change above plus 10%, usually it's some type of overnight bouncer bottom in the marketplace. It's up 70 cents, Silver up 13, Penny's lights recruit up 8 cents out here. Let's go take a look at our index ETFs out here to get a feel for what's going on. So right now we've got price testing a swing point inside the spy. The swing point that I'm looking at, this is for a potential of an A to B equals CDT upside, is from the trading day of February 4th. That swing had 118 million shares. Price of trading below the top of that swing, which is 452.78. We've got 85 million shares. So it's going to have volume out here, but the question is also testing the swing point here from the trading day of February 2nd, which had volume of 117 million shares. So which one is it testing? I don't know. But if price does close below 452.78 and it's got the volume, would suggest that price may go test the 44, 43, 83 level. In the case of the Q's out here, its swing point that is testing also from February 4th, that had volume of 86 million shares. We're already at 79 million shares. Now it was also testing the swing point from the trading day of February 2nd out there with 78 million shares. So testing it with more volume could be a sign that price wants to move back up there. Here's the way you interpret it. If price close blows 361.40, it'll be back inside that swing point and then should go test at least the bottom 351.97. In the case of the Dow diamonds, they're testing, but so far rejecting the level, which is 353.25. That's the high from February 4th. The volume there was 8.5 million shares, but you're at 6.5. So it's got similar type volume. Nonetheless, a close above 353.25 is a rejection. You close below it, says you go likely test below at 347.82. Russell 2000, the IWM, strong like bull hasn't even made its way back to that swing point. That swing point for its A to B equal CD pattern, February 4th, which is at 200.10. Not saying that it can't get back there. I'm just saying that it hasn't gotten back there. So folks, thanks so much for being here. Stay tuned. David White with Power Trading Hours up next. I'll be back with you tomorrow at 1 o'clock for the 1 o'clock update. Have a terrific Thursday. We'll look forward to seeing you.