One, thank you so much, Kevin. Welcome. Thanks everyone. Thanks for coming this evening, gorgeous day here in New York City. And I'm here tonight to talk to you about trading. So thanks for coming. I day trade. I'm a day trader. My name is Melissa Armagh. I think some of you know me. And I own a company called the Stock Flush. I've had for about four years now and I've been trading for eight years. And so there's only one strategy that I trade and it's gas. And I recently started doing in the last, I guess, almost not quite a year, started doing options with my strategy as well. So you really can do anything with gas, whether it's an overnight trade, a swing trade, a day trade, which is what I actively do or an option trade. The thing about gas that I like, and if you've never heard of a gap, we're going to go over it today. The thing I like about gas is that they move and they have big moves. Okay, you have to get them in the right direction. If you do, you can make really good money and you can make the money quickly. And even in an overnight, you can make fast money, meaning you don't have to hold something for months. So if you have questions just right in the room. Here I wrote hello. There it is. And I will see everyone's questions and go through and answer them as we go through today. Okay. Here at the different levels, some people are new to trading, some people are new to gas, some people are experienced. So don't be afraid to ask me anything. It's always interesting when I talk to people and I had someone do the class this past month that never traded before. I should have two people that never traded before do the class in July and I, I never know what people know. So don't be afraid to ask me something. Okay. Here on 42nd Street that's building across the street. I saw that Ferrari look at that. It's like a Kermit green beautiful car. They're over a million dollars, which is crazy. So that's right on my street building across the street gorgeous. So we're going to talk about making $300,000 a year trading gas. And I use that number because really there's an unlimited amount of money you can make but I'm using that number because people like to think about trading as a career. That's what I do it for. But to be honest with you, my goal personally is to get to a point where I'm making a million dollars a year trading. And ever since I've added options to my, to my portfolio to trade, I realized that that is, that is achievable. So it is just a function of how much size you're taking the train and how much risk. Okay. If you want to hear me, Kathy just said something about the volume. If you would like more information, you can feel free to email me at Melissa, the fact that com or email Paul, my assistant. Here's his email to or call me 9293200 gap. And I go to YouTube to follow me. That has the best place that I have a lot of videos. Okay. So let's get started. We're going to talk about making money. We're going to talk about doing this is career. We're going to be trading in general here and we're going to talk specifically about gas because it's really the only strategy I trade.  Stop closed here the night before at four o'clock. And in the morning, it opens at a different price. Now, I prefer to short. So this is a gas down all the gap is if the clothes is one number, the open is a different one. Simple. What is not simple is determining of the hundreds of stocks that train. Or thousands, you can call it ETF in the New York and the NASDAQ stock exchange. It is challenging to determine or predict the directional bias of a gas before it happens. Because you want to get in a trade before the move occurs. Otherwise, you can't get the money or you can't get the significant amount of profit. If you take a late trade, sometimes you can still make profit, but you don't have the same risk to reward. So my goal is before 9 30 am Eastern time to find a stock like guild or many other ones to determine the directional bias before the open. Watch it on the open and take a trade between 9 30 and 10. If it does not set up by 10 o'clock, I'm not in it. But before this thing even happens before the bar forms, I see the gap in the pre market or post market. Okay. And again, it's just the difference between the clothes in the open. That's it. So gaps are very special. And the reason they're special is because many, many times the difference between the clothes and Elton in gas that I train is is is significant significant enough to mean that that something's happening that something happening is what significant buying or significant selling or shorting even in certain instances. Okay. Now, when I short a stock, I'm shorting selling action. And I do you do have people that are shorting with me in the position to that are catching it to the downside but mostly selling action makes those red bars like this kind of thing here is mostly selling action. That's a big bar. So gaps are very special. They are not caused by by individual traders for the most part I mean big traders can create gaps with large size but it's mostly institutions or hedge funds that are doing it, or what I call big money. They have huge massive additions in these stocks and all the stocks I trade have have volume. I'm on any given day and volume in the gap before I take the trade. And otherwise I wouldn't do it. Okay. It's a good rule of thumb to not get into a position in a stock if you would be noticed by anyone. In other words, if you are and this is this goes for options trades too, by the way, you don't want to be. You don't want to be 10% of the overall volume of the stock. For example, if I would never take a position of 5000 shares in a stock that had like 50,000 in volume in the day. Okay. You don't even want to be 5%. You don't even want to be 1% to be honest with you. Okay. So gaps are very special. An event happens that creates the gap. The event could be an earnings report and many of the stock that I trade right now in earnings season it's third quarter earnings season in the stock market so there's tons of things to trade you wouldn't think it. If you didn't do that to think that this was a boring summer or something but it's not true. Gaps are volatile and they are momentum and in earnings season you get a lot of them because stocks report like the gills. Now you can have gaps for other reasons news. Somebody has declared BK or at the sector gap or with the market, but earnings are big ones. Meaning you get big moves typically because everyone's watching them. They trap people. That's a scary photo. Paul put this in the weather. That looks very scary. This is funny. Actually when I was eating lunch today I was watching Psycho. I've never seen a Hitchcock movie Psycho. I'm sure some of you have. I love Alfred Hitchcock and I ate lunch today and it was on one of the movie channels and I watched it. It was middle of the day. Middle of the day and I was scared watching that scary movie. Anyways, gaps are very special. They trap people. So, for example, if you were long, you had and owned the stock gills. Conceptually, if you were long and you owned it, what would you do? If you owned it the night before and then the earnings came out, boom, you get up in the morning. Now, this is a few thousand shares. I don't know if you would have, but even whatever the differences you would have been down, you would have been down 13 grand. $13,000. That's, you know, that's a lot. So, many, many people, they can't stomach the loss. For example, in a gap down, and this is what we're talking about here because like I said, I prefer to short. And so they're forced because of the event to do something. And in this case here, if you were long, if they may be forced to sell it. Okay. Gaps are trapped. Yeah. That's an insane. I should have to come that way. But we're going to, I'm definitely using a different picture. That looks like something from Halloween. I just noticed that now. Gaps are very special. Some, you know, as quickly as possible, people will try to get out and they will try to get out because they're afraid that if they don't get out right now, they're going to lose more. Now, some people try to hold them thinking maybe they'll rally back or fill the gap. But that does not only happen. And so then what ends up happening in the ones that I choose. Okay. I have a reigning system that determines the ones that will follow through in the cell up in the day in the gap down, which we're going to talk about later. They go larger, more. So then that same person that might be down 13 grand at the stock room is in 84. Could be down another $2,000 in five minutes, two minutes, three minutes, 10 minutes. Very quickly.  The other nice thing about my method is you would know then if it's something that you should hold or sell to the gas. Because you could be in guilt and it could be a beautiful perfect wonderful long and you could be up in it. And then the gap down happens. Maybe you don't want to sell it. Maybe it is still okay. And you should hold it in the rally back. But how would you know the difference? You wouldn't know unless you knew my system. But that's the other benefit of knowing my system. If you're in something that's a long and the stock does not rate is a good gap. Something that I wouldn't sure which guild was, but I'm saying what if it wasn't, you know, then you could hold it and that it would fix itself is what I call it. And it would, it would come back. It would come back to the price. He owned it or get up again. Gas are very special. The moves happen quickly. I'm in my trades and out usually a minute. I'm not talking about the options and talk about the day trade. Okay. So you, for me, I do the day trades. I'm in and out quickly. If you do a swing train, you're going to take less by we'll talk about a swing trade today. If you do an option, you have a fixed risk across the option. You have an expiration date. That's it. Okay. Or a reaction to the event. The event can be anything. I'm not predicting the gap to happen. I wait for it to happen first. So every day get up, I play a different symbol. I don't know what I'm doing. I don't know what I'm doing tomorrow. And today I did a PR. You never know. You never know what you're going to do. I have a rating system. It's a checklist. I go through every morning where I rate my gas. Someone said, well, do you do skip it? No, I don't skip it. Eight years of trading and ever since I created it, I always go through and I rate every gap I trade. I never take a trade in a stock. I have not rated. I go through it. Could I eyeball it? Yes. Do I want to have a confirmation? No. My rating system? Yes. It helps you take the risk. It helps you have the conviction. You're putting your own money on the line. You got to learn it. Okay. So this is me sitting here at my desk.  That's one of the reasons that it works so well. I think this is one of the reasons why I have a successful business as well. Because I started out just as a trader wanting to do it, wanting to make money in the market and all the things that were out there, the books that I got, the webinars I went to and everything that was out there back asked was incorrect. Every single thing that I was out there back out just made no sense to me. And I found not to be true when I was trying to use it in the market. It wasn't working. And not that many people understand gas. But you can make so much money in them. And I've proven that to myself, even more so in the last year, since I started doing options. And disguise the limit for the money you can make. I mean, I'm saying $200,000 a year. But, you know, my personal goal is to get to the point to make $5,000 a year trading. Everything that I know in gas and I very well think it's possible. You have to decide what your goals are. It doesn't mean that you will do it right away the first week. Someone asked me today, well, Melissa, if I want to make $5,000 the first month, what do I have to risk? I said, well, what can you afford? You can only risk what you can afford to lose per trade, but I'm so focused and I only do one trade a day. You could do two, but I really think one trade a day is the ticket. It took me three years to figure this out and now I'm doing it for a while and it works. So I'm going to talk about some of the trades here. You can feel free to ask me any questions, but this was the guild and actually this was Paul's trade. So this broke just out of the sky out of no man's land. Again, it was an earnings. I think this was a nice. I have to get back and check. Anyways, this was last week. Huge massive move. Boom. Stock closed here, gaps down, dropped. This is a daily chart. So my rating system is based off the daily chart, but I don't take the trade on the daily. I take the trade on the one minute. So Paul actually shorted this here. Boom. Right away, 930, 931, 932 and dropped. They took half out, rally back to lower the stop, dropped again out of the rest, but it kept going. I mean, it really kept going. This is a big one. So, you know, the price of the stocks that I trade, like today was a naily one, it was like $4 something. But I think the price of stocks that I trade can range from like $3, $4 all the way up to hundreds of bucks for the day trades. And someone was asking me about account size and balance. And we were talking about this as far as profitability and based on percentages. Day trading is not big. I don't look at it like percentages. If you did, it would be a ridiculous percentage of the risk to reward that you make in some of these trades. So I don't talk like that because I'm not an investor, I'm a trader. But, you know, it's about the dollar you risk times how many dollars you can make. And if you look at day trading like investment percentages, it's ridiculous.  But to me, that wouldn't be a fabulous trade. A fabulous trade to me is making 300 or 400% of my money in one day. Okay. So to understand training, it's a different conceptually than investing. But you're still looking to be profitable in every trade you take. And not every trade goes to the target. You would have had every right to take this trade here and get out of the entire thing in here. It would have been the safe bet. If you think something's going to drop further, you can hold it, but not everything goes to the target or the dream target. But the idea is getting the pick. The idea is getting the direction right, which is short. Okay. Because if you went long, you'll be locked. You can see some people did go along here. You can see that some people did go along here. In fact, let's go back and look and see. People probably tried to go along right here in support. Because I can tell because that rally was really big. Let me just see that. 8 to 50. Yes. Look at that. Do you see this? So some traders went long here into the prior support. That's why this was very aggressive. And then they got stopped out under the low of the day. And here's where you have to break. And if you're in it short, you're getting paid into this. And that's what made it kept going. That's one of the reasons this went to a bigger number. Dave Triders bought this dip in here into the first five minutes. Into the prior support. That's why the rally was big back. If you took it up here, you're still up even if you weren't at short. They got stopped out under the low of the day, kept breaking, breaking, breaking, breaking. And that's what happened. But see, this is again, what I'm talking about, why you have to know what you're doing. You have to know what you're doing. And then this is so important, but it's the reading system that tells me that. But if you had a hundred percent conviction in it, you did what Paul did. You held through half the trade to get it down to a bigger number, but lower the stop. Or you could have put it to break even. I don't intend to do that, but you could have. And here was the entry. 83.69 short, stop, 84.51. And again, this is an advanced risk. I usually risk $1,000 per trade. I risk more in options, but for the day trade, sometimes I risk 1,500. But 984 in this one, 1,200 shares. If you were at half these out of it, you would have made two grand. So do you think this is 200% on your money? So, you know, for those of you that are investors, that's what it is. But this isn't really how I look at what I do, but you better understand it. And I use leverage to day trade. It's an expensive stop. So you can trade it at a place of four to one leverage or 10 to one leverage or more if you're at a property. Any questions about guilt? Any questions asked me? So this is a short. Short it, boom. And when you short your betting, the price is going down. This is the kind of big move you get in gas, okay? So conceptually, again, it's the panic and the sell-off. And as I was saying, I much prefer to short. And this is one of the reasons I actually prefer to short because you get moves like this quickly in short. So does anyone have questions? We have time here. Let me know. Guile is an example of a day trade. Either way, whatever you do, it's in and out quickly when you're day trading. So I'm an active day trader. Monday is the slowest day of the week. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday are the busy days of the week. And earnings season are the busiest times to do gas because you'll get 20, 30 things that you could look at in the morning or rate. I only do one. And every trade I'm looking to take is between 9.30 and 10. The nice thing about doing this, if you want to do it for careers, you can do it from anywhere in the world. Okay, you can work from home. The only boss is myself. And the only expenses you have are, you have to pay a platform fee to the broker. You pay your commissions to the broker to get into other trades, any ECN fees.  And that is relative to what you can afford. And if you want advice on that, you can ask me and I'll give you a gauge or a guide. All right? So, you know, it's just a, it's a nice lifestyle. I think it's, it's, it's ironic or destiny or fate or whatever you want to call it that my prior job, I made really good money doing mortgages, but I absolutely had no life. I had, I worked seven days a week. I had clients calling me at Christmas, you know, when you're in real estate, people are buying homes in the weekends and at night. They're out with the realtors and the realtors were relentless calling me, relentless calling me and bugging me about loans. The banks closed at five o'clock, but it didn't matter. I had clients from real estate agents calling me all the time. And I had no life. This job is done for me in the morning. When I shut down the room, I'm done. I'm doing a webinar here and I sent some emails this afternoon, but I don't have to do anything the rest of the day after I'm done trading. Option calls in your golden gap place. I'm not sure what you mean by that. The rating system is how I'm determining the options calls. As far as the plays, I'm not necessarily doing a day trade and an option trading the same stuff. I don't know if that's what you're asking me about the play, but the trades I'm taking that are options. I'm facing off the golden gap rating system to determine the pet and the directional bias. But as far as I'm not, doesn't mean I'm day trading as well. If I'm doing an option in it, chances aren't just doing the option. And there's a price to the option, which I'm choosing that is a good price to pay for the option that I see where the moves going to go in the chart with a target based on the golden gap rating system that it will be more profitable. Does that make sense? I hope that answers your question. How do I find the gaps just with a, just with my platform charting package scanner. Any platform in the world has the top 20 downs and ups of the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange or should I put it as a free scanner thing? It's the top 20 list. You don't know how to find it. Call your place. Call your charting package place and they'll point you. It's free. Or you can go into here and just go into Yahoo. And just look this up print out the earnings calendar for the rest of the year. Right here. I find there's an overlap.  So that's 40 stocks right there I can find and pick. Yes, my options calls are based on the golden gap rating system. Everything I do is everything I do is today we're talking about gas. Everything that's in this webinar is about gas. I live in Breeze gas. If you want me to be honest with you and I'll get in the microphone and stand on top of the Empire State Building. I'll speak to the world and I'll get on television and say it too. I don't think there's any other way that you consistently make money unless you trade gas in the market there. I said it. I don't think you will. Unless you want to call yourself a hedge fund or something else and they make decisions based on other things. I don't have unlimited income or a both load of money. If you're a regular person, I don't think you can make it unless you trade gas in there. Not every level. It's great to say, well, I'm going to go along in the support. There's about one million support in every chart. And the same thing with resistance. I call the market to make a brand new all-time high this entire year. No one believes me. No one listened to me. People lambasted me all over the internet about it. I was right. How on earth did I make that call? A couple things that I see and call. I'm telling you that I don't think you can make money as a day trader any other way unless you trade gas consistently. That doesn't mean that you can't do other things and sometimes make money some weeks and sometimes make money some months and sometimes have a good year and sometimes have a bad year. Why? Because sometimes you got the market with you or sometimes you have the market up or sometimes you have the market down or sometimes you have a strategy that's working and then it stops working and you don't understand why and no one knows why because it doesn't consistently work. It worked for a short period of time and then it stopped working. I've been doing this for eight years. I've had a business for four. And there's people making money with me all that time when they're still in the room with me. That's not a fluke. That's not a stroke of luck. Okay. I have a full-on clientele and business that people would not be paying me every single month to be in the room after they take to the class and let this work to get my call. I don't think you can make money as a day trader unless you trade gas. I don't think there's any other strategy that actually out there is anything that I would consider a strategy. There are entries. There are trades. There are plays. You could buy something and just support and you could say that's a trade. That's a play to me. The play is you take it into support and put the stock XYZ and you take it up into a rally or like a short. That's a play. It's an entry. That's not the strategy. A strategy is something. Why am I taking this trade? I am taking this trade because... Let me find the next chart. Hold on. You can do this, but let me just find a chart here. Let me go back and find a chart. There's one off the tangent here. Okay. So the point I was trying to say is why are you doing this? Okay. What is the reason? A strategy to me is through the reason. I am going to short-gill today or FTR today like I did because I have 100% conviction it's going to sell off today. Why? Because on the daily chart, the stock rates 22 points or whatever it rates. It's got to be 20 points or more per my 26-point rating system to do with the direction of the gap. But based on that point method, I have a high level of conviction that the stock will continue into the gap, into the live day. Because it's got to continue. The gap is already there. I see it. But it's got to keep going. It's got to keep going in the direction of the gap. Okay. This goes for long too. But anyways, the point is that the reason I'm doing it is the event. And then I rate it and there's a common sense method to it. Which, by the way, I just explained to you. I mean, this is exactly what I'm talking about here. This one back here, this slide back here, which Paul put in. There. That's the common sense. Common sense says, if you want 2000 shares and you were a lot of it in the morning, you get up and you're down 13 grand. Common sense says, what are you going to do? Well, if I was down $13,000, I would sell out of it. I would bite the bullet. It would suck. But what are you going to do? And by the way, if you didn't, you lost more. Okay. I didn't look at that chart today, but no, I did look at that chart today. I did look at that chart today. I did look at that chart today, but no. I don't know. I've been broke and went out of the level below the day of the gap that happened last week since then. I don't know where it closed. So anyways, you can do this. The point is that you can do this. You just have to learn how to do it. A normal, regular people can do it. It's not beyond the realm of comprehension. Many, many people have such a negative attitude about trading. Why? Because they've lost money in the market. And many people lose money because they believe that XYZ thing is going to work. start being angry and mean and negative, and that's not gonna help you become successful. So if you don't think this is gonna work, then don't do it. Stop going to webinars, close down your account, find something else, there's lots of other careers, you don't have to do this. Stop and don't even invest one dime, because if you don't think it's possible, then you'll never make money. So I'm not saying you have a positive attitude, you're gonna make it, but I'm saying you have a positive attitude, you have a chance, you have a shot, and then you gotta find a strategy that works as well. But there's a lot of people out there that are trading that have trouble-negative attitudes about the market and no wonder they lose. It's not even, again, that's common sense. If you are not doing well, stop and take a break for a week, a month, a year, and ask yourself if you've lost conviction, the market or you just don't have a strategy. I can teach you a strategy that works, and I can help you with your mindset but motivating you, but ultimately at the end of the day, that's up to you. Okay, I can teach you the skill.  And yes, I do motivate people, but I can't force you to be positive or to take the trade either. That is really up to you. You have to decide, do you wanna do this for a career? Do you wanna do it for extra money? Do you wanna do it for retirement?  I was tired of the hours I was working at, my mortgage job, and on top of that, the industry was changing. And I just wanted to continue to make good money. And then I saw the market as something that had unlimited potential for money. And that was something that was very exciting. And when I first started out doing mortgages, it really had unlimited potential, but the banking industry changed. The banking industry changed, and when that changed, then banks just didn't wanna loan money anymore. I don't know if they still even wanna loan money today. I don't think it'll ever go back to the same way that it was. Money was just, it was free money, free money, free money. No income asset loans and 125% LTVs. And I mean, there was just all kinds of crazy lending things the banks were doing.  And it's nothing wrong with that. But I'm just saying, as a person that was trying to do loans, not everybody looks like that. You know, normal people, it's hard for them to pull the down payment together for a house that got a savings grant for a long, long time. And so if the bank doesn't wanna do the loan, you can't make money as a mortgage person or a real estate person unless the bank approves the loan. So I saw the writing on the wall in 2007, 2008, and I just wanted a different career. But the nice thing is that it has to do with the amount of risk. All right, let me answer some questions here. Do I trade gaps in the spy? I did two options trades in the spy, but as far as they treating every once in the blue moon, I can't tell you the last time I actually day traded the spy. I probably have this year, but I can't tell you when or the day. Typically I don't do ETFs unless there's no other stock. They prefer company. There's more emotion behind a company like Apple or something like that than in the overall market sector. I don't know if you're asking me that today because the market fell today, did I short it? No, but I will say it's very challenging to read market direction. One of the reasons I've done it well is because I read the gaps in the market, but I don't even get the market read right every day. It's challenging to read the market ETFs and the QQQs in the spy daily in the DAO, the DAO, but people can read gaps in those and do it. You could use futures trading that would help you use futures trading to read the gaps in the market, but I like the emotions associated with company. Picture is not updating. It's a picture not updating. Somebody let me know, Betty's having trouble. One method for all trades, yes.  So obviously if you're at an options trade, your target is different than if you're in a day trade. For the day trade, you gotta get out and you gotta be flat by four o'clock. If you're at an options trade or swing trade, you can take it out longer. You got more time. You got a couple of days or weeks. So your target's different. What options, what delta do you use? I'm just, I'm not doing any fancy, I've posted, this is so me though, people. No one trained me in doing options at all. No one. I'm not doing any fancy, fancy things. Nothing. I'm reading the gaps. I'm writing the gap based on my method. Then I'm looking at the chart. I'm looking for the target. Then I'm looking at the price of it and see if I think it's worth it and where it could go on based on the options chain. And then I'm seeing it's gonna go higher or lower. Based on that, I do a call and a put. That's it. It is the simplest options strategy out there, what I'm doing. It's, and I really just taught myself. I just taught myself how to do it. I'm not doing fancy covered calls and all this other things. I'm not doing that. I'm doing something that's so easy. If you know how to look at gaps, that you just, you know, it's not overly complicated. If you're taking in the right direction, the option should work. The only thing that you've got going against to an option is time.  We'll talk about some of those at the end here. Is it okay? Picture's fine, all right. So again, as I was saying, regular people can do it, but you got to have the focus on one strategy. The only one I do is the golden gaps and it's really the 26 point rating system. I only take the trade when it sets up. So I'm not in stuff pre and post market. It's what if it doesn't set up? Okay. A couple of the gaps today that I rated that I didn't do on the live day today that I didn't trade never set up right. Back one open and reverse whoosh. And then people could say, did, did, did it. I said, no, we're not doing it. You have to wait for the setup. You pick a time to take the trade and time to get out.  That's it. So here was WDC. This was last, was it Thursday or Friday? No, this was Thursday. No, it's Friday. This is a good one. This actually opened and swushed. Went to the dream target, beautiful, beautiful gap. Okay. Stop post two that I before, gap down. Boom. You rate the gap in the morning. It was good. And there was a lot of stuff to look at last week. It opened and swushed. Right into the open. Okay. Then it's set up here. Then it's set up again here. You had a hundred different places to take this. And it fell like a brick. See this? So I got out of this early. I should have held it, but short was 49.75. Stop was 50.50. Shared size was 1500 shares. Risk was 1,125 bucks. Dropping to the first target hole number, I was out. But it kept going actually. It kept going to a bigger number and actually went to the target. But this set up late for me. The drop was late. And I was not sure what the market was gonna do Friday. I've been expecting the market to have a bigger move higher and I didn't know when it would be. It didn't happen today and it didn't happen Friday, but I got out of this at the first target. It did go though to the dream target. Okay. Which ended up being 47 bucks. So I got out of this at 49 something. If you held this all the way down, it was 47. We'll go back to the daily chart. You can see it on here. If you held this all the way down to the dream target, which I didn't do on the trade, you would have made four grand. It's one trade. So you're seeing, I mean, the idea of making 300,000 dollars a year is not crazy. It's just not.  The first number, some you have more conviction and you hold down. There were some people in the room that held this all the way down. You had to hold it into the late morning, early afternoon though, to get it down. But it was a good gap, okay? So you could have done a swing trade on this. The swing trade on this, if you took a small size, small size of 375 bucks, because remember, you're in an overnight. It's different. Something could gap against you. So 500 shares, if you did a swing trade over 375, approximately, again, your stock will be over the high of the day of the gas. Aged it at 45, it's already broke 45 and gone to 44 something. You could have made $2,300. So in this one stock alone, in this one single stock symbol, you could have day traded it and done a swing trade and done an option. I didn't put the option in here, but it would have been a put. Let me just think some questions here. All you need is chart reading skills like you have. Yeah, that's what you need. I often say if I could make a liquid pill and sell it, just drink it, you could see exactly things like me. But that's why taking the class, you learn to train your eye like me and being in the room with me then after the class. But not everybody is. Some people just sign up for the class, take the class and then they trade on their own. But the class is you're learning to read things like me. You can find a thousand people up that would look at this as a long, that would have went long. It was right here on the support of the 200 per moving average in the gap. It was wiggling and jiggling all morning around this area. Oh gosh, that just scared me. Paul, you just texted me. I just jumped out of my seat. Jumped out of my seat there. That was like that. It was like the psycho movie there for a second. It was like this, I'm sure you put it in. Anyway, it's getting back to this. This was wiggling and jiggling all morning. We can pull it up later if we have time. But the point is, I think a lot of people thought this might have been a law. This gap down here right on the support. And if you don't know what to do with this, you're not certain. Okay, you're just not certain. So it's about learning what I'm seeing to read the chart the way that I'm seeing it because I make the prediction before the move happens. Everyone in the world can see that this happened after the fact. And after the live day, actually, right into the open, you can see this broke here.  The genius of my system is that you can predict what it's going to do prior to the open. You still can't take the train until the open, but you can predict it with a very, very high level of probability. And that's the genius in it. After the fact, it comes up on everyone's scanner and we know this is down. Okay? Now that it just jumped out of my scene, it's just like a movie after a poll, that's good. Let me just see if I'm updated here. Something about staying focused, Tom, it's saying that's why I usually do one trade a day. And actually, I'm still focused that with the options, I'm only doing one option at a time. I might call more than one option at the same time if I see something, but I might not do the call or put if I'm already in another one. So it's, I just have a one track mind. And I also have a one track mind if I want to be in one direction. So I won't go, I won't shorten along the same stock on the same day. And I really won't go long and short on the same day. And that's another reason I only also do one trade. So my brain is thinking short, short, short, short, short or long, long, long, long, long. And that's how I see it. And then I'm not deviating. So I'm only seeing it in one way and either works or doesn't. In the direction I'm seeing it and it just either works or doesn't. So I'm still focused on doing one strategy. I've focused on one direction, whatever day I'm playing it. And I'm also focused on just one trade, okay? So all of that, it also alleviates the stress. If you got five trades on, that's stressful. If you got all, what if they all fail at the same time? You're not gonna feel good about that. You know what I'm saying? So I think also the consistency with where I've gotten with my trading is the level of focus with just one direction, one thing at any one given time. So how do you make the money? You chunk it out, you chunk it out. And again, it averages out if you wanna make 300 grand or six grand a week, but it's not like you make $2,000 every day or $1,000 every day. There are seven days that you have to take a loss. I'd say two to three days out of the month, you'll take a loss. Some days you may not trade. Other days you might make four grand in one trade. Some days you make a thousand.  You don't do that.  Some days you get huge big moves right a ways out of the sky and some things you kinda scalp it. Your goal is only one objective though is to be profitable. Okay. So if you want to think about it with many of the stocks that I'm trading, like I said, they have a lot of momentum and volatility. I'm trading stocks that are, and I don't know if we're gonna call them high flyers but they move, okay? So the idea of getting 60 cents in something is not unrealistic. And that would mean only a position of like 2,000 shares which many people that they trade should be able to afford. I mean, again, I don't know your account size but that would be $1,200 a day. 3,000 shares of 40 cents, same number. 4,000 shares of 30 cents and 6,000 and 20 cents. And this is like a scalp but you'll have a baby one like today where it may only go 10 cents, 20 cents, okay? So I did a trade last week. I made $12,000 in one trade. I did risk three grand to get this profit but it was a 400% return on investment if you wanna look at it like that. So what does it mean? It means what if I had risked 10 grand? The profit would have been $40,000 in one trade. I would have had to put up 10 grand and I would have had to be willing to accept the loss if it didn't work and I'm sure that day is coming soon but this is above and beyond my day trading. So if your goal is to make 20, 25, 30 grand a month and you can make half of that goal in one trade what do you think you can possibly make on any given month? A lot of money, okay, a lot of money. So I was thinking this back myself after I took the position, I don't know who I was talking to. I was a friend or somebody I was talking to about it. Like there was not, at not one moment was I, did I think that the trade wouldn't work? I think when you get to a point where you so believe in what you do, which I do in my rating system which is one of the reasons why I'm just a great teacher. I'm just a great teacher at my system because I believe it works because I know it works because I see the money. But I'm saying like, it helps you plop it on. It helps you take the risk. If not one ounce of you believe this won't work, you'll do it. And if you think that it won't, then why are you in the trade? Now you still have to be willing to consider the risk. Okay? Because let's just say you have $3,000 in your account. You can't risk $3,000 in one trade to have no money left in your account. You have to be okay with the risk so that you can sleep at night and relax. But anytime you take a train, there's only the possibility of fail. But the reality is I'm trading my method for so long and have such a high level of confidence and convictions that when I did this trade, there was not one ounce of me that thought that it wouldn't work. Every day I was considering though whether or not I needed to get out because I was that money back and forth. It swung around since the time I took the trade, it swung and swung and swung and swung. But I was positive except the first day, I think first day or two I was down and then it started to move, but it swung around. It swung like a beast. And that's where I was back and forth about where to get out. I literally got out almost at the highest. It's going to be an extra $600. This is one of the best trades I've ever done in my life. I couldn't have gotten a better price in it. I couldn't have gotten a better exit out of it. And that doesn't happen to Holly that often. And I made a really lot of money. But I will tell you that as the years go on and the more that I trade, this is exactly what's happening. My trade is improving and the same thing can happen to you. The same thing can happen to you. The same thing can happen to you and one of my students is Gallagher. He's in here right now. He made $11,000 and the same is ready. The same position as me, he got out not quite as good as me of the exit. But he made only $1,000 shy of what I did because he got out under three something. So you don't have to actively day trade my method. If you can't be at your desk every day between 9.30 and 10, you can use it for options. If you can use to do both, you can make more money. But the concept of the idea of making 300 grand a year or 200 grand a year or half a million dollars a year, a million dollars a year at some point is not out of the woods. People are doing it. Are a lot of people doing it? No, no, they're not because they are in fear. They don't have confidence. They don't have a good strategy and they don't believe in the market and they want to be negative.  Because many people go through their hard lickens and their hard knocks. And I was there, okay? I was there. So the fact is that you gotta be willing to persevere when the hard times come and they come for everyone. If you can't make it through those hard times then you're never gonna make it to the level of success. But if you're willing to go through it, you'll make it to the level of becoming successful and you'll stand above the crowd. And when you just have to decide, are you willing to do it or not? Everybody wants something for nothing.  The market doesn't give money to people unless they go through their lickens. You go through the rigmarole and you go through the process and you take your beatings and you find your way. And you can do it if you're willing to do it. Come in here, I don't know if Tom put it in here or not. He might have. Here, let's talk about FTR and then I'll bring up the Google at the end. I'm not sure if you put it in here. This was today's, this is ridiculous actually. I didn't hold this anywhere near down where it went. This was crazy. I got annoyed with this because it took so long but the normal trade here, I'm gonna go over and show you the morning move but this was ridiculous, look how it went. So it made me snail and I got it just totally had no patience with this but it actually went to the dream number. Look at that. The market did solve today so that helped this but this was a good short. It wasn't a short and it worked. So here's what it did. This is a one minute chart on FTR, open drop, broke, shorted, boom. Drop, rallied back. Here was the stop initially, then I moved the stop down here, boom, boom, boom. And again, I didn't hold it all the way down here but this was crazy, look where it went. Actually, it's pretty early in the morning. So share size, if you just hit it for quick scout move, 486 was the entry, stop initially was 502. I lowered it then like 497 into the move. Share size, 6,000 shares is a better $1,000 risk, 960. If you got a scalp in it through the break of the low of the day, you could have made 10 cents. But if you held it all the way down, you could have made another 10 cents. A rink or dinker, but it was money and you take what you can get. And I got out early, so this is actually kept going, going, going. I think everybody got out of this tip, right? But it actually never did anything wrong. Looking at this here, it just took forever. So that was a nice sell-off, just a cheap stop. Took a while to break, but actually was a really big move for the price point. I mean, that was a big move for that stock. Oh, this was Paul's trade last week at Amazon. Let me quickly go through this and then I'll bring up the Google. Paul had a nice call on Amazon as a day trade. I didn't do this one. This actually had a good move. He did it here, the five minute chart, took half down here, pulled back, rallied up and this is a long trade. I don't like to do trades in the afternoon, but Paul will do late trades and he makes good later calls and ran up here into the close. This had a nice gap. So you could have made a huge amount of money on this. Again, Paul did this one, but this is just based on the gap. It's just based on the gap. And again, you can go long. Oh, this is a long. The other ones I was showing you were short, okay? Really quickly through, I'm gonna go through this here. The bottom line is you've gotta get the directional bias right. And that's common sense. Many people wanna do fancy things or think they get an edge by going against the grain. You can't do that. You lost money if you've been short this market when it flipped up over the high and the market never pulled back. Today is the biggest sell-off day we've had since we hit up over the high and you can count today as a pullback. In fact, I wouldn't even, I'm not predicting this because I don't know how we closed and I can't see the gap in the morning because it's not tomorrow morning yet, but I wouldn't be surprised. I wouldn't even be surprised at all and not at what if we, that's it for the pullback today's sell-off. I have to see how we close, but I wouldn't be surprised. The market didn't pull back at all because it's going, going, going, going, going and I called it, it wouldn't pull back. So common sense said you can't make money unless you're in the right direction. It has to do with the big money. It has to do with the institutions. It has to do with the banks. It's all based on one strategy. It's a 26-point rating system that I teach. You can make $300,000. The ER, you can make $12,000. The trade, you can do option swing trades, day trades. Maybe you don't even need to make any of this. Maybe you'll be happy if you make 50 grand a year, 100 grand a year of supplementary income with another job that you have. Maybe you like the job that you're doing right now. Personally, I had to find a new career and I didn't like it anymore on the hours were too long but that's the reason that I decided I wanted to day trade. But I think that many people can co-mingle their current job with this because the strategy is set up in the morning or done so quickly. Half an hour a day is all you need to be in the room trading and you should sign in the room by nine o'clock a.m. to be in there to get my calls and the analysis before they open and then stay there and get the trade. But you don't have to, there's a lot of time to doing this. This is just, that's the Google chart but I wanna show you a bigger picture. This was the other call I made. This is Apple. This ran up over $2 literally right after I called it. There it is. I don't remember what day I called this here or here. And then I went to, I then went two and a half bucks and it literally took it and you were right up. Then you need out. And this actually is through August 12th. This is nowhere near expiring today's the second. But that was another option call I made. So anyways, here's the rally that took us over the high Paul's showing that in the chart. So I teach a class on my method. It's a 26 point rating system. The purpose of the system is to help you evaluate the gap to trade each morning so that you can be successful as a day trader. It teaches you direction of bias, find the stock that is a big move of the day. We've got to take the trade before 10 or I don't do it. And also has good risk to reward. That's about the percentage of return on investment we were talking about earlier. That's how you look at it if you have an investment type of mentality. But you don't have to do more than one thing. It just doesn't matter how you play it. What matters is that you rate the gap. It's the 26 point rating system. That's what is important. Soon there's really about looking at the charts the way that I do. That the just getting a window into my brain into my mind, you'd be able to see it in the same way that I do. So, you know, he's looking line up like I said a thousand people on the street and they look at his chart the same way. No, they wouldn't. Everyone was predict something different. Who would be the person that ends up making money? The person that makes the correct prediction more often than other people. A lot of times someone will take a trade they'll go short, they'll get scared and they'll think this isn't working, they'll click along and they'll short it again. They might do the trade three or four times before they get the direction right and have three stopouts before the trade goes. And then even if the last one works they're down on the day or only up a little or break even. You want to just do something once, go on and take it and believe in it. So, my class is August. The class for August is August 13th and 14th. It's 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time. It's held online class is 49.99. You retakes are free. You can read to the class as many times as you want to and be anywhere in the world because it's online. If you want to sign up you can email me at melissa at thestockswish.com and if you sign up for the early bird which is by Friday you're going to get Paul's class for free which is something very nice. Paul started off with me in April and he has a very specific class on advanced entries, exits and management. It's this Saturday. So, if you sign up for the GAT class in August by Friday you get his class free on Saturday. It's Saturday, August 6th. Okay. And if you want to try out for the room for the rest of the week I have no idea what we get. I know Tess is out Wednesday night. I didn't look at see what that's night but there's a lot of stuff reporting this week. So, if you want to try out the room you can email me at info at thestockswish.com and I'll click pull up Google if anybody has any questions here I'm going to just take this slide off just right in the room. What did you want me to look at with Google? Just the option or that question? And anybody else has any other questions? Oh, we have a nice rally here under the clothes. Are there any big names out tonight here? I can click look at. Great rally. This is good. Okay, listen. We opened today at 216.65. High today was 216.83. Low was 214.57. Closed at 215.63. I don't even to get my calcare look at that. We did 50% retracement rally into the clothes. And we had a big thing here. What is this? 216.90. That's real. I think this is real after hours. Anyway, this had a big, big rally into the clothes. So we retraced 50% of the sell off into the clothes. That's a good sign. All right, what's your question on Google? I remember the exact day I took it in here. I was down when I first took it. So I must have gotten in it. Was it this day or this day? One of the red days I was in it because I was down in it the first day that I took it. So one of these days here I got in it. But I saw the gap prior to getting in it. I had been watching it. And really, I knew the earnings were out. So I knew the earnings were out this. If you get the volatility into the earnings, whether it's something that is you're going long or something that is falling, you typically have a volatility in a stock into the earnings. And I knew the earnings were this night. It was the night of the 28th and Amazon was out the same night. I didn't hold any of the position into the earnings. Although there was times when I previously done that. I was up too much money. I didn't do it. I had a great exit. I'm glad that I got out and I made the right decision and I didn't even hold any of it. Sometimes you can hold a little bit if you want just to see what happens. This could have very easily flew over the high into the earnings. The problem was on this day and the market didn't look that great. This was the Thursday or the Friday, Friday day. This is Thursday night, Friday day. So the market didn't look that great. I made a good decision going out of the whole thing here on this day. Which was a good decision too. Anyways, I was reading it here. Everyone in here, you could have rated. This is a gap up. This is a gap up. This is a gap up. Every one in here, you could have rated it. So I actually could have got in this before I even got in it. I just don't like to be in stuff for too long to have it on. But I felt very comfortable then getting in here and like I said, it was down when I got in it. But there were three gaps here prior to this one that you could have rated. And actually this is a gap up too. The day I got in it was a gap up. The stock closed here at 720.64. It opened 26.62 high with 720.4. It actually gapped up four days in a row. One, two, three, four. And there you have it. Every time something gaps, when you learn my 26-point method, you can rate it. And any time it rates 20 points or more, you can do it in the direction of the gap. You could trade the same stock every day if it gaps every day if you want. Some of these high flyers do. The market gaps every day. But I like to do a different thing every day. But same principle with options where you still have to rate the gap. I just showed you. I just showed you four. Are you gapping up or gapping down? Hold on. This is very thin. Well, I don't know. We have to see what the volume is in the morning here. It's, this is rateable. Some of these days are thin. This is, I'll rate this in the morning. Yeah, I'll rate it. I'll rate it. Some of the days are thin. You can, I'm always looking to do in the direction of the gap, but I prefer shorts. I just prefer shorts, Tom. But yes, I rated Google as a bullish gap. I rated this as a bullish gap. Ruby, I'm just looking at some things that are happening tonight. Gala has plenty in the room. This one is a good one. Here, let's check the volume on this. Nope, this will be fine. Love it. Now I didn't rate this and I'm not rating it right now and I'm way too tired. But this I like just immediately. I like it. All right, what was the other one? That's why I'm doing that. This is a good one too. Oh, we have a tie. Well, I'll have to rate it. Two good ones. CYH and Ruby. Let me just rate that down. Well, that's nice to know. Hit the gas tonight if you want, but I usually wait till the morning, but sometimes I'll look like I just did right now. Very good. Listen, keep the faith, people. I know some of you have been following me for a while and you're back and forth about the class. You've got to decide if you want to learn how to do this. Some of you've been following me for so long. God love you. I don't know. You just got to decide if you want to learn this or not. You're never going to learn what I know if you don't do the class. And you just have to decide if you want to jump in and start making money or not. It really does take the confidence and the conviction to do it. I know that you need that, but you can email me any questions you have. Okay. Have a good night, everyone. Have a gorgeous evening. See you later.


I'm Grady Edwards with Bo Gorszewski. Welcome to DISCAST, a podcast from the Ori County School's digital integration team. We believe that educational technology can be used to transform teaching and learning in the classroom. We strive to spotlight the good work our teachers are doing across our county and hope our discussions will inspire possibilities for your classroom. Your journey into the world of ed tech starts right now. Welcome to the DISCAST. We're excited you decided to join us for the second episode this season. If you missed it, be sure to check out episode one where we sit down with George Kuros. Right, you are Bo. And speaking of innovation, let's take a look at our Ori County School's innovator of the month for October. For elementary schools, let's congratulate Penny Green of Daisy Elementary School. For middle schools, a big cheer for Amy Lackey of Blackwater Middle. And last but certainly not least for our high school's Chloe Jones of Green Sea Floyd's High School. Great job. Thanks Grady. Congrats HCS innovators in the month. Coaches, remember be sure to nominate any of the teachers using innovative classroom practices or teachers showcasing their work in connection to our monthly theme. The theme for October is digital content. And the theme for November is targeted instruction. Very nice, Bo. Some great changes going on within our district. Anything else we need to share? Well aside for showcasing the whole core five of personalized learning, we want to provide some updates to our innovators in the month and HCS badges in our gamified PD. But don't worry teachers, there is no longer a need to submit an application or use a Google Form. All you have to do is make a post on any social media platform with the hashtag HCS Badges. Your posts should also include the description connected to a learning goal, an artifact, and maybe your school hashtag. Tell your instructional coach or your diss about it and you'll earn your badge. But for today's episode, we wanted to spotlight an innovative teacher, Miss Stevie Martin of Conway Middle School. She recently joined us for EdTech Task Force over the summer. And she does some great things for digital notebooking and concept mapping in her sixth grade social studies classroom. Now, Bo, I need to preface our audience with the sound quality of your interview. Well, luckily I have a growth mindset and I approached that little bit of failure with open arms and ideas on how to get better. As you may recall, this was recorded back in May. But think about just how much we've failed forward to since then with all of our subsequent audio editing and garage band skills. You mean my garage band skills. All right, you are greedy. Let's listen in. My name is Bo Berseski and I have with me Miss Stevie Martin of Conway Middle School who's been doing some really amazing things with digital notebooking and student choice and with this concept of hyper slides. And maybe we can have Stevie Martin tell you a little bit about it. Would you mind introducing yourself? How long have you been teaching? Where are you from? What's your experience? Tell us a little bit about yourself, Miss Martin. Sure, my name is Stevie. I'm a fresh out of college. This is my first year teaching at Conway Middle School. I teach sixth grade world history originally from this area. So it's really great to give back to my hometown. Nice, thanks, Stevie.  And I think you were one of the few teachers that started the conversation with me about app smashing, though instead of me telling them about it. What can you tell our audience about app smashing and how you do it in your classroom? App smashing guarantees that learning is going to be engaging and fun. It's combining so many resources into one resource and just giving your students options to show their learning. So letting them have fun and letting them do different things rather than just the typical expected way of learning. Nice, all right. And I think also in that same conversation I had with you, you were talking about hyper slides. And I've heard of hyper docs, which are basically just Google Docs with a bunch of links in them. But you really introduced me to this concept of hyper slides. How do you use hyper slides in your classroom? So I started creating digital notebooks. And within the digital notebook, I use the resources from the district. But then I also do additional research. And I incorporate videos. I incorporate additional reading. Any kind of links that I see that are kid-friendly and look engaging and fun. I think it's a great opportunity to get students excited about learning. And it goes way beyond than just what is expected. But all right, awesome. And you use these hyper slides. Do you just create weekly assignments?  I create hyper slides for each unit topic. So they're about one to one and a half weeks per hyper slides. And for example, we are starting Mesoamerica next week. So I've created a hyper slides. It's about 16 slides. And it has all kinds of different links that are linked to different information about the Mayans, the Incans, and the Aztecs. There's different videos. There's opportunities for students to create. So they can create picks and they might even have the opportunity to include a flip grid or just the opportunities are endless when it comes to smashing inside of a digital notebook. Oh, a digital notebook. So that's how you use the hyper slides. That's great. I keep hearing a lot of people using interactive notebooks. But now you're taking a step further with digital notebooks. So how have your students enjoyed that or how has it helped you as a teacher? As a first year teacher, I created all of my classroom management skills to have in a strong digital notebook. I feel that because the digital notebook is fun and engaging, I'm able to have more control of my classroom because my kids are engaged. They are having fun while they're learning and I'm not having to fight the battle of making them do their work on a typical day. Very interesting because some teachers they have concerns about the kids going on too much technology and they have a hard time getting the students to stay focused.  So you're telling me that using digital notebooking is helping with your classroom management skills. I really believe so. I think different students learn different ways and for some students a video may be all it takes to get them interested into the topic. And then for some students reading a little excerpt about what they do that's weird in their culture, it gets them interested and it's just a hook. So giving them that option to learn these unique interesting things kind of makes history come alive and it's very enjoyable. Great. Now do the students do the digital notebook and then take a test or is the digital notebook where the proof is in the pudding? I grade the digital notebook on a weekly week and a half basis. I think that by looking at their digital notebook you can see if the student has really dived and do the links in the videos because their responses are gonna be very thorough and you're gonna tell that they've done some research. Great. Well, this has been a lot of amazing information today. Thank you so much for sharing. Are you on social media? Where can people follow you? Can they find all the great things that you're going in in your classroom? Is there anything that you can wanna plug or anything you wanna showcase? Yes, I have my own Google sites. Ms. Martin at Google Sites and I occasionally post things to my Instagram and that's Jesus is cool. Cool. Well, I'll be sure to include links to those in our description. Well, thank you, Ms. Martin, for your time today. Do you have anything else you wanna share with our listeners? Thank you so much for having me. Awesome. Great job. Well, Bo, that was some really insightful stuff on using Google Slides as a digital notebooking tool. Yes, and this is a creative example of how Google Slides just doesn't need to be a slideshow tool. Speaking of creativity, have you seen some of the great posts about hashtag STEM HCS? We have STEM teachers all over the county showing off innovative and collaborative products. Well, that's exciting. Perhaps our listeners out there can help us to continue to share out what they are seeing. What if our next episode, we focus on some STEM teachers? Great idea, Bo. If you'd like to reach out about being interviewed for our podcast, we'd love to have more teachers on. So please email Bo or myself or reach out to us on our various social media accounts and we'd be happy to see if you'd be perfect for an interview on the discast. All right, I can't wait. We'll see you then. 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Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discussed the following question which says, what number must be subtracted from each term of the ratio 9 is to 7 so that the ratio becomes 2 is to 3. Let's move on to the solution now. Let the required number be equal to x. So the given ratio is 9 is to 7 or you can say this is equal to 9 upon 7. Now when x is subtracted from each term of the ratio 9 is to 7 then we have 9 minus x is to 7 minus x is equal to 2 is to 3 or we can say 9 minus x upon 7 minus x is equal to 2 upon 3. Now we cross multiply so this gives us 3 into 9 minus x is equal to 2 into 7 minus x. This means 27 minus 3x is equal to 14 minus 2x. Now we transpose this minus 3x to the right hand side and this 14 to the left hand side. So we have 27 minus 14 is equal to 3x minus 2x or 13 is equal to x. Now we can say that x is equal to 13. Thus we say 13 must be subtracted from each term of the ratio 9 is to 7 so that the ratio becomes 2 is to 3. Now the final answer is 13. This completes the session. Hope you have understood the solution for this question.


And speaking of potential earnings plays that blow up at earnings, again, I don't know if it's going to happen tomorrow, but I'm definitely, definitely watching. And guys, you should definitely send an alert on SPLK on the bottom range here, because if this thing starts confirming the bottom range here. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys. Good evening, everybody. Welcome back to another edition of the Access to Trader.com Weekend Update Show. Last time we spoke was the weekend update. I had to kind of go MIA after the close. I didn't have time to kind of record the video the last couple of days. My wife was out of town and finally came back. Kids activities, just way too much things to do to kind of fit in the video. But last time we spoke was the weekend video. And the market's kind of a little quick review. After a small rolling top that had a pretty good, pretty good trading environment back to the downside, on Friday, the market did a very good job. Bulls had an incredible good job of reclaiming the five day moving average. And going into this week, we're pretty bullish. Again, anytime you reclaim the five day moving average, that's the shortest term sentiment. The shortest term sentiment is going to give you a pretty good view of what's about to happen next. And if you rewind the weekend update, we talked about don't get too creative. Stick to the names that had good earnings that were just resting, never went down at the market. They were just consolidating some sort of catalyst that's been kind of going sideways and lead the way. And we talked about a lot of names. We talked about a lot of names. For example, we talked about Qualcomm. And we talked about RBLX. And we talked about TTD. Again, these were the names that were very, very strong. And all they needed to do was to confirm macro. And that's exactly what they did. So when the Qs opened up trading for Monday, again, this is kind of where we were the last time we recorded the video, we started a pretty good aggressive cycle for the last two, three days that had a pretty big run in the market. And a lot of names did incredibly well. Semiconductor names were on fire. Again, RBLX is of the world. And the TTDs and the Qualcomm's of the world went absolutely nuts. Even Tesla that was being sold over and over and over again. Because again, nobody really knew how much stock Elon Musk really sold or how much stock he really had to sell more. There was chatter going around that they were trying. And again, whether it's true or not, we have no idea. There's absolutely no way for us to know. But even with Tesla, there was chatter going around. They approached, Tesla approached an investment bank or two to kind of place the remainder of the shares with their institutional client flow. Then instead of just sitting there selling every day, we don't know. Again, we don't know if that's true. You know how chatter starts, we don't know. But the point is, I think Wall Street, the Wall Street community, the aggressive buyers in Tesla, the aggressive permabales and bulls, that's all they needed to hear. And it was almost like a relief, a sigh of relief. And once that news started circulating, you saw this pretty aggressive reversal on Tesla yesterday. And you can see the common denominator, how the Qs reclaimed the five-day moving average. And so did Tesla yesterday, right? They reclaimed the five-day moving average and really had this incredible run today. Again, we'll talk about that. We'll talk about the individual pivots in a second. But you have this really good market run on the Qs for the last three, four days. You know, the market got a little tired today. You saw the Dow down a couple of hundred points, not a big deal. You had a four-day run in the Qs, a lot of names that had big, big runs kind of rested today, not a big deal. The question is, how long can they consolidate, right? Tomorrow is Thursday, Friday, obviously there's an option of expiration. A lot of weekly speculation money is gonna come in into the options market of the hot stocks. So for example, RBLX, we talked about it two weeks ago. You know, they were coming in for the 125 and the 135 short-term expiration. Well, look where the stock goes. And we saw today, they were coming for the end of the month, 140s. A name like Qualcomm really took care and all these stocks have the same common denominator. They all took out the earning size. You can see how Qualcomm took out the earning size here. RBLX took out the earning size at 110. TTD took out the earnings highs right over here at 98 and they started to go. So we started watching for other names kind of the same way both to the upside and to the downside. We actually, I highlighted a name I really, really liked but not to the upside, to the downside in Zebra, right? In Zillow, you know, we talked about it on the video, you know, kind of go back to the weekend up there. We said, listen, this thing is a matter of time that this thing finally cracks the earnings laws. Well, this thing cracked the earnings laws yesterday, close blows 63 and put up a beautiful, beautiful move. I still think this thing has more room to go. The cool thing, again, kind of review the sentiment behind this, the cool thing is when the stock really breaks their number, right? To the upside, it has a strong quarter. There's usually a grind to the upside for several weeks. Well, same thing to the downside. If you look at any stock that blew up into earnings for the last, you know, even the last couple of quarters, you'll notice the same thing. They blew up their earnings, they tried to rally and once they took out the earnings low, it started, you know, a few weeks worth of selling drift and that's exactly what's happening on Zillow. And that's exactly what happened on Fubo, if you guys remember, from the Thursday video, took out the 25 level, right? To the downside of the earnings laws and started, you know, started trickling down lower. So a lot of these earnings plays, they get blown up. Again, for all you guys who are looking for, you know, high probability, high probability scenarios, just wait for them to kind of confirm their earnings lows or their earnings highs and you should get a pretty good trend that's gonna follow for the next few weeks. So going into tomorrow, look, there's definitely some names that I like, I don't love, right? I don't love. We'll talk about on the video in a second. The video came out with earnings, you know, not bad. Not bad earnings. I'm watching right now, trade in the after hours. There's a big reload seller there around the 305, 309 area. It's coming very, very close to a macro break. And what's cool about what we're looking at right now in NVIDIA, we definitely have an upside channel that we're definitely watching for tomorrow. But if that upside channel gets stuffed and so far it got stuffed after hours, then well, we have a pretty definitive channel to the downside as well. So again, you don't need many names to look at, especially if a market is in kind of a rest mode, just for one day. I'm not saying the markets in rest mode. I think a lot of names that have big, big runs, you know, might have a little bit of a rest. So you have to kind of go for other value here. So we have at least a definitive channel back to the upside in the video, back to the downside in the video. So that is definitely in play there. You look at a name like Tesla that had a big, big run here, got rejected. I didn't like the fact that they got rejected and closed below the 10-day moving average. But at least we know our next leg up. And that's very, very important. That's today's channel. You can see here it stopped perfectly into supply on this upper band here, which is very important. Now, if it starts filling in this band again, who knows if it will or when it will, but if it starts filling in this band, and again, then you have, you're talking about a 50, 60 point potential. If and then, you know, we'll see what happens. I have a feeling the way this whole Tesla saga is gonna play out the same way that Elon Musk tweeted out and said, hey guys, do you think I should sell 10% of my position and he ran a poll, which is insane, but he did. I think the same way it's going to kind of, I wouldn't be shocked if he turns around and tweets one day, well, I finished selling my stock and you're gonna see the stock just go back to 1200. I have a feeling, you know, if there's an opening line to the movie that he already started it, you have to have a closing scene. And I have the sneaky suspicion based on his ego and how he likes to troll people all over the place. I do believe something like that is going to kind of manifest itself into the future. What's gonna happen tomorrow, next day, next week, we don't know, but I would feel and that's how the next leg of Tesla will begin. So going into tomorrow, yeah, there's some names I like. Let me give you guys some names. There's definitely some names I like. I definitely like Apple. Apple, you know, had a nice move today out of the channel here. If they could just reclaim today's channel, you can see here how it stopped perfectly at the linear regression line. If they could reclaim today's channel, you have more upside ahead. Obviously, we're watching the video.  Only traded a little bit less than two million shares, but you have definitely a definitive channel here that, you know, if it confirms and never sold off today with the futures, that's a good sign. It's a long distribution now. If they could confirm the top of the channel, I think you could see a 72 figure there as well. I like this Abbey, right? Abbey, again, pretty same kind of looking chart as BLDR. You know, kind of going sideways here. You know, let's watch the top of the channel here.  And speaking of potential earnings plays that blow up earnings. Again, I don't know if it's gonna happen tomorrow, but I'm definitely, definitely watching. And guys, you should definitely send an alert on SPLK on the bottom range here, because if this thing starts confirming the bottom range here in the next few days or so, even next week, you're going to have the same scenario as you saw with FUBU, earnings low is confirmed. Now that you're having with Zillow, earnings low is confirmed. And if this thing confirms this bottom channel here, you're gonna have the same effect. So let's talk about today's pivots. You know, you had some really aggressive moves. You had some names also topping out, but also again, it really demonstrates how strong the market continues to be. BLDR, again, I like it for tomorrow, I never confirmed today. DDOG only spiked up a little bit. It wasn't a big move at all.  So it took out this 95, traded up to this 97.60s.  But again, nice little pop there, nothing crazy. Netflix, I wanted Netflix. I love Netflix. We saw 700 claw buyers coming in on Netflix at the open. I know some of you guys got it. I missed it the way they ran this thing up. It felt like they ran it up on air, on no liquidity. It literally went from 6.91 to like 7.02. Again, it was just crazy, crazy quick. Unfortunately, I didn't get it. Look at this candle here. It took out the 6.91 area and a one candle went to 7.01. It was just way too thin for me. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get it. Airbnb, a quick little scalp here at 2.10. Went to like 2.12 and change, nothing crazy. So it took out the 2.10, traded to like 2.12.50s before it sold off as well. MXCT, I still like. UA, I still like, never confirmed. Yeah, Zillow. So Zillow, the swing started yesterday. First close below 63, here's my notes. 63 continues to be strong support. If it builds below, can start a multi-week, not a multi-day, multi-week decline confirming earnings. It closed yesterday at 62.80. Confirmed today at 62.  They got killed.  I still think this thing probably sees mid-50s before. This thing kind of stabilizes. I still like it lower tomorrow. Every move up today got stuffed very, very quickly into lower timeframe supplies. This was a monster, monster move. Congratulations for all you guys who traded this thing. This is not my thing, but congratulations to you guys who took it. ONON468047 needs to build. I don't know what the hell this thing is, but if you took it, congratulations. This thing went absolutely insane. Went from basically 47 to 56. Hey, you guys should have totally was able to 56. I would have bought it with you. So rude. Anyway, good job. All jokes aside, good job here.  It was a huge pivot yesterday. Again, guys, forgive my dyslexia. Everybody knows we were talking about 1058 and 1060 not 1158, 1160 again. My dyslexia kicks in. Tesla went absolutely nuts again today, day two. So here is the 1058. That was basically yesterday's highs. See that 1058, yesterday's highs? So started building 1058, 1060, and it just absolutely exploded all the way up to the 1118 supply. Now again, we know our next move up. So keep an eye on Tesla, Big Boo move. HD went nuts second day in a row. Again, here's another perfect example of earnings did really well. Confirmed their earnings and now starting its multi-week run, 394.50, 395 needs to build on Home Depot. Here is Home Depot, right? So it took out the 95 area. It went to basically 400. Had a really nice move there as well. Oh, and then take on the way up. Nice spike on Depot. 1090, it's supposed to be 1090 next supply. Obviously again dyslexia. Apple 53, 20 needs to build. 55 weeklies came in. Trader right to 55. AMAT still watching, never got there. Apple's tiered, take on the way up on Apple. 55 on deck, Amazon never got up there. And that's it, right? Here it is, here's my notes continuing from Zillow. 61 on deck, pair some off on the swing. Let the rest walk down. Might see 50s next week. That is the plan. So good to be back guys. Hope everybody is doing well. Again, there is some value out there tomorrow. Hopefully in the video, we'll give us a clear channel. Hopefully Tesla will wake up one way or another.  Everything goes nuts. But I still think especially in this environment, there's still good places you can still turn to, especially in a technology name, as many of the former runners that had big, big muzzle, especially in the last several days, kind of rest. Guys, have a great night. God bless, good to be back. I'll see you all tomorrow. Take care.