My name is Phil Chybe and I am from Alaska. I am retired local motive engineer. My name is Leigh Ann Jack and I grew up in Appleton, Wisconsin, so I'm a web designer and a front-end developer. My name is Phil Chybe and I am from Alaska. I am retired local motive engineer. My name is Leigh Ann Jack. I came to Alaska for the last 33 years and in between that, still cut down trees, climbing trees and all that other stuff in between. My name is Terrell Lee. I'm from Mobile, Alabama. I work in a small used car lot just to get out of the house. I discovered this whole community of traders in the trade room which, you know, I was sitting in front of my computer at home all by myself and now all of a sudden here is this community out there which I found very generous. Everybody was so supportive and welcoming. I just really blew me away. What makes us so different than other schools is that we're just not your typical school that's just going to teach you how to trade. We're going to go out there and be part of a family, be part of a team. We're looking for traders that we could trade together. My name is Josh Leviton. I'm from Bethpage, New York and I'm the senior instructor here at Sabra Trading University. What makes our on-site class so great aside from the networking aspect of it all, just having our students meet each other for the first time is the fact that myself and Fausto are very hands-on with our students in the sense of just being able to literally overlook their shoulder and watch their trade, what they're focused on from their platform. Some news came out and the thing just popped. While I can comment on what they should focus on online, they might not be able to understand that as well compared to having us right there in front of them. I kind of like the idea of not being in front of a computer eight hours a day because I can't do that. So I kind of like the idea of doing it in the morning and then going to do all the other stuff I need to do. Everyone that you thought was going to do that, you're going to have nine losses versus one winner. Yeah, it's not worth it. When I spoke to Fausto on the phone and he interviewed me, the thing he said the hardest thing for me to do would be to unlearn the things that I previously learned and it turns out that's 100% true. And the stuff that I'm learning from him and Josh and everybody has really made all the difference in the world in understanding what a day trader is and how it actually works. Fausto and the staff at CTU University, they're really on top of everything. They give you good trade choices and they keep you alert on to whatever's happening in the market at the time for the day. Right, so we made a profit, what did I just say earlier? Just take the money and run because guess what? If you didn't take it, how would you be doing right now? Now you're losing money.  That's all you're looking to do. You got it, you made it. Listen, for every stock that kept on going, for everyone that you thought was going to do that, you're going to have nine losses versus one winner. I don't think you're going to find a better support team in the stock trading business anywhere. That's why I'm here at the platinum level. A lot of people want to go out there and trade and don't know if it's for them or not. And guess what? That's okay because it's not. And the thing you have to look at is you have to find a mentor, you have to find a school, you have to sample a couple of things with a couple of schools out there, do a couple of classes, and you make the choice but don't make the biggest mistake that people make. Go out there and be part of 90%, maybe even higher of the failure rate in today's industry because people want to try it before they learn. I mean, would you ever want someone to work on your loved ones that never went to med school? Or how about just giving them finance money to some financial planner that never learned finance? We are no different, but you are on the right path. The right path is you should be doing it on your own. And by doing it on your own, you need a mentor to show you how to do it. And that's what you're going to get here at Cybertree University. So, let me get a little chat back. If you can hear me loud and clear, please. Just want to do a quick audio check. I just want to be able to see if everybody can hear. Okay, just going to chat room. All right, good, good, good. All right, perfect. All right, welcome Cybertraders and fellow traders. My name is Fausto once again, and I am here to talk about what is going on with all these Reddit stocks and how to trade today's volatile stocks, all that good stuff.  So, hopefully everybody can see that pretty clear. So, what we're going to be talking about ladies and gentlemen today is about more or less of how to find the next biggest earning session, which you have to start learning now to get ready for the next earning session, but also not to get caught up in these big losers and these big trader, bad trades that are going on, making sure you got in and got out the right prices. But what we're going to focus on also is teach you how to trade today's volatile markets. Now, what I'm going to be doing, everybody, with the ultimate goal of today is I'm going to invite every single one of you in my professional trading room today.  What's going on? Listen, I've been doing this for 25 years. We started the first one. You're going to go to the original one. A lot of them that the ones that are out there are some of my students and they graduated and hopefully maybe one of you could be that. But you got to start somewhere. Listen, it's never too late to be a lawyer. Okay. It's never late to be a new doctor. We can never hire enough doctors. We have enough lawyers. We can have enough politicians. Well, maybe not enough politicians. But the business is not going out of business. So you have to learn before you can earn. So I'm going to tell you a little about myself. We're going to get into and talk about what's moving in the market. There's been a lot of good stocks out there. I'm going to talk about level four. Let me kind of bring it up there and show you what I'm talking about. We're going to talk about all these big orders. We're going to talk about what happened with leads today. Here's a stock that, you know, literally went up from your 11 to 20. That's right. We're going to talk about A and C, you know, today, why AMC had the big rally and all of a sudden the stock tanked went all the way down to 36. Unfortunately, let's talk about a stock called 10. Why the stock 10 right here had a very big pop. And all of a sudden the thing just literally just basically took off. I got an error message that came here. We're talking about this stock that just literally has been on a really nice tear, the stock 10, which all these good things. And we'll talk about how they work and why they go up the way they do. So the big thing is everyone just be patient. I know you have a lot of questions. We'll talk a little about it. But what you're about to learn, you're going to realize you should have made your first trade. You're actually realizing that you're making trading a lot harder than you should be making it. Actually, 70, 80% of people fail because 95% of what they're doing is the complete opposite what they should be doing. How do I know this? Because I live here in New York. Okay. I was trained by the best traders in the world. This is the financial capital world. Okay. I'm actually going to be 50 this year. I'm going to hit a milestone at September 18. But I started when I was 22 years old. And I was, you know, listen, being a 22 year old, it was very ignorant. Okay. And when it comes to trading, I basically, you know, blew up about two accounts, three accounts, something like that. I didn't want to talk about it. But my father was a lot smarter than me, obviously. He says, son, listen, you like trading. Okay. You're in the greatest country in the world. I was a first generation Italian. My parents came here with $20 net pocket. They said, listen, this is the country, you know, of opportunity.  And you know what?   Aren't they? I mean, no disrespect to all of them, but listen, let's be honest. Nobody likes to go to work, especially now with COVID and getting used to everything that's going on. Everybody's like starting to think, hey, maybe I'll do something different. Well, I took the train to the city. I went on my first job interview on, you know, did a tour of the floor. And I'm telling you what I saw, what people are using. I'm like, now you know why people lost money. First of all, how could you even have a possibility of a chance to succeed in trading without even knowing what everybody else is doing? So it's kind of like being ignorant, you know? So to make a long story short, if you ever read any of the old books, I'm one of the original So's Bandits. So's Bandits stand for Small Order Execution System. If you get my book, you can get it on Amazon. It was published by Wiley, one of the biggest publishing companies in the world for traders. And, you know, nice fast read. And I kind of talk a little about it. So's Bandit, Harvey Halkin, another great book. But I was one of the original day traders that started. It was about a thousand of us. Now there's over, I don't know, 25 million around the world. Hundreds of thousands of people day trading every day. So I'm like, I could say I'm like one of the great grandfathers of the industry. And I'm still doing it today. I'm still in the business, which tells you I'm doing something right. But what my ultimate goal is this, how I became very successful is I surrounded myself with successful traders. Okay. That's so when you're going out there and when you're going to notice is different. And I know this is probably not your first webinar. Maybe it is. Maybe you listen to other people. But what you're about to see is that this is not the Fausto show. I'm not here to pound my chest and tell them the greatest and have that nice little YouTube video. You know, saying like, hey, I made 25,000. That's like an ego thing. And we all know that, you know, even if the person did make it, some of us would just want to make a day's pay. You know what I mean? Talking about these kids driving these fancy cars at 23 years old, driving the Lear jets. I mean, we're looking for a different league of people. If you like the Wolf of Wall Street, you know, type of a movie with the hurrah with the girls and the guys. And, you know, that's not us. We're a prestigious school that's going to teach you how to trade, but I'm looking to train people I can trade with. That's how I become very good. Okay. I'm going to teach you to help me and my staff. As long as you love trading, we're going to do very well. That is how you do it the right way. So this is what we're going to learn. We're going to talk about how do we, you know, find the next new earnings trade that's going to make us a good move. We're going to also talk about Nasdaq total view, which I'm going to play a video at the end of today's presentation. You can see that. I'm going to talk about tape reading. I'm a tape reader. That's really what I am. I'm also going to talk about, you know, controlling your risk. You know, a lot of people lose their money, you know, and always want to learn how to make money. It's not about that. You have to learn how to stop losing it first. Losing is a good thing actually, believe it or not. You know why you lost it. You're not going to do it again. That's just how it works. You know what I mean? That's the mistake people make. So I have a question and we're going to have some fun here. I'm going to do a couple of poll questions. And one of my poll questions is this. Could everyone just let me know what kind of trader are you? You stock trader options, futures, forex. Let's just get to know what everyone is over here. And we'll go from there. Let me kind of break the ice.  By the way, no one don't be embarrassed to answer the question here. There's nothing to be shy. Josh, you like options? Just put it in a trading room. In a poll. You like options. All right. So I'm going to end the poll because I can't sit here and wait all day because we only got an hour. I'm going to share the results. So it looks like a lot of you guys are stock traders. Now I'm a stock trader. I'll tell you why. It's black and white. You know, it's not complicated. You know, if you want to do swing trading, swing training is great. But then you got to learn indicators. It's a lot more riskier because you're holding positions overnight options, 10 times harder, great story. You know, the leverage, all that good and sexy stuff about it. But you know what, there's so many ways to trading options, a lot more riskier. You could be good at any of those, but you got to learn how to day trade first. Okay. If you've been following me on YouTube, if you're new here or my Twitter, you'll notice like people like now all of a sudden all over the TV, oh, they're talking about AMC aims. We were trading AMC last week when it was at $13. Now you're probably saying, how did you know it was going to make a run? I don't know. I just follow the money. I see orders coming in. I saw imbalances and options. We're going to teach you this stuff. And by the way, that's just one stock. There was so many of them out there. There was KOSS. There was Blackberry. There was Bed Bath and Beyond. There was so many of them out there.   But regarding by everyone else, I see we've got some futures, some forex. Listen, I don't want to pop anyone's bubble. Okay. I know some of you here spent a lot of money, probably even learning how to do this, or maybe you've been doing it for a while and you try to make it work. Let me just be very honest with you. Okay. Listen to me carefully. If you've been doing trading a specific market for minimum 30, maximum 60 days, and you're not seeing progress, you're not seeing making money, you probably need to find a new instructor or you better quit what you're doing in that market because you're not going to get it. It does not take that long to do it. Okay. So I just want to clear the air here because I know a lot of you here says you're going to teach me futures and forex. Listen, unless you're doing well right now, you're probably better off changing. Okay. So I just want to be honest with you with that. Now, how I got started, like I said, doing here, learning how to trade, but the big thing that helped me a lot, doing what I'm doing, and why I like day trading and why I like trading in general is because you're your own boss. You can come and go whenever you please. You see what's happening here with COVID. Now everybody's have to start going to work. I know a lot of people don't want to go to work. A lot of you probably says, you know what, maybe I'll retire now, or maybe Social Security's not paying enough. Maybe you don't want to live on your IRA. You want to build on it. Well, the thing is, I love trading. I love my family. It's my wife Debbie and my three wonderful sons, Alex, Max, and Lucas. And I got a second family and you could see it. I mean, we trade together. We think together. And that's what I'm looking for. Okay. So let's talk about the next earnings report. So anyway, let's talk about LI. LI was a really nice move. This is what day trading is at its best. Let me get my little pointer so you guys can follow along. Hold on a second. A little animation here. There we go. This is my little red dot. Okay. So here you're looking at a stock right here. You look at LI. You can see how the stock goes from like $9, you know, at 9am, 930, goes from 20 up to 23. And then it kind of stops after 11, kind of dies out. You see, but this is a really big move. Now, CAN, another stock that came out, great earnings. Stock goes from $9, shoots up to $9.50 up until one o'clock. Things already at 11. Okay. Let's do the math. To buy a thousand shares of that stock, it's $9,000. Some of us think, well, you know what? You know, now you're thinking like, well, I could have probably traded an option, whatever. Forget about that right now. Let's look at this black and white. Stock moves $0.50. $0.50 little stinking cents. Forget about the $2, $3. $0.50 a day on a thousand shares is $500. That's $100,000 salary. Who here doesn't want that job? Where do you make that? Oh, I know you make it trading the market. That's why a lot of people want to trade the market. So I just want to point out that trading the next earnings announcement, it's just not earnings. Okay. It's not earnings. It's not earnings. Okay. It's upgrades and downgrades. It's the Wall Street bet stocks. Okay. It's COVID. Okay. It's the financial crisis. Every stock trades exactly the same, but you don't have to make a lot to make a very successful career in trading. You just have to have a game plan. Like the stock plan. Plan, you know, stock goes from 56 down to 47. Okay. That's basically just knowing why the stock went down. And then all of a sudden, why did it start going up? Because you saw the stock go from 58 all the way down to 46. You're like, because think about this for a second. Did any of you ever do a trade? And all of a sudden it started freaking out. And then you sell it and soon as you sell it, the thing goes up and you think someone's watching you. You know what the problem is? It's not that. They're watching you. The problem is you are not watching them. And you know why you're not watching them? Because no one really taught you how to play the game. So let's go out there and look at a couple of things and give you that sense of what's happening. Because remember, earnings announcements are going to come up.  Because now that, you know, you saw what's happening with COVID, we're getting out of this COVID, less people are getting COVID, more people getting vaccinated. Certain parts of the states of this country are eliminating, you know, because we have a work shortage but we have a big inflation problem. Okay?  But people think, they keep asking you, you think this is the bottom? Is the market going to crash? The market's going to crash? I says, you know what I think? I don't think the market's really going to go anywhere unless some big catastrophe happens. But we're going to have crazy inflation. So it ends up happening. These companies, you think they don't want to keep their prices the same? They're just going to say, I'm not going to hurt my earnings. I'm just going to raise the prices. You don't like it, don't buy it. Okay? Let me tell you something. As much as you might not like these companies, which I know a lot of us don't. Okay? You got to understand something. These people like professional athletes, they make a lot of money. Okay? A lot of them.  All right? So you just got to know how to be on their team to make the day's pay. You don't get, you don't get, you don't try to beat them. You join them. You join them. So let's talk about some of the stocks and how we find the first place that we look and how do we know which one to trade? Well, I don't have a crystal ball. Okay?  First, it's illegal. You can't do that unless you're registered. What I do is this.  Okay? So I'm going to start here. I'm going to tell you where we're going to go. I'm going to lead to how we know these stocks are going to make a big move.  Now there's a lot of stocks out here that are moving. Okay? I'm going to bring up my platform here and show you what I'm talking about. Hold on a second. Here we go. So, you know, right here is the big percentage gainers. Here's the NASDAQ. Here's the gainer, the loser, the most active. The gainers and losers are New York Stock Exchange. So there's a lot of stocks that are moving. Like here's a stock that we just traded. Here, I'm just going to show you something really quick here. Here's our students right here. This is the room I'm going to invite you all into. So you can see right here, David is calling out CAN at the high of the day. You can see how the stock is making a big move. Randy just called out EFIO, just got halted. These are people that I'm trading with. These are my students I've trained. So let's just bring those stocks up really quick so you guys can see what's going on. So they're looking at business stock EFIO. I mean, look at this stock right here. At $11.30, the stock was at $5. It ran all the way to $8. $8, did you need to make $3? It sounds nice, right? But if you just even just bought at $5 and sold it at $5.60, made yourself, you know, $0.60 on a thousand shares, that's not bad.  It's all the stock that David was calling out to CAN trade. That stock was a fun. That was that ETF stock we called out. Look at the stock. You want to talk about a Reddit stock? Well, how about this one? This went from $4 all the way up to $40. And then you could have shorted it. It ran all the way back down to $8. Now the stock is on a big uptrend again. You can see it right now that they're trading it. Look, it went from $10. It's already at $10.70. So there's a lot of stocks out there that are moving. Okay. Now the question is, how do we find them? It's right here in the big percentage. E-E-F-I-O is right here. Biggest percentage gainer. Okay. Here's an IPO that just opened up. GTT, that was another one that we traded this morning. Up 37%. Now it's up 37. But we traded this first thing in the morning. Ran from $3 all the way to $4.50. Nice little move. 10. This stock's been doing great. Look at this stock. Great swing trade. You're going to just do this from a day trade. Ran from $10. Look, it's already up in a little bit more than a month. It's already at 20. All right. Look at the intraday chart on this stock. You could have day traded it this morning. It ran from like $17.80. Look, it already ran to $20. So the point I'm getting to is, where do you find these stocks? Well, we find them right here. This is where we find them. Right in the big percentage gainers and losers. Okay. And you can see it right there. No matter what brokerage firm you have, you have trade station, thinkorswim, you know, fidelity, swap, they all have it. So the big thing is how do we know which one? Now this is where we're going to get to the point of knowing which one out there is going to give us the least amount of risk with the high amount of reward. Because that is the $64,000 question. So we know how to find them. We know where they are. There's no big secret. I'm not going to say, hey, you know what, I'm the guru. I'm the genie of it. Listen, there's no secret on it. Okay. But the thing is this, you have to know how to follow the money. Okay. You have to know how to follow the money.  You got to know who Goldman Sachs is. You got to know how to follow the high frequency trades. You have to know how to follow the algorithms. You need to even know maybe a little bit of the dark pools, but it's not that much. It's more of the algos and the high frequencies and guys like this on the left that are having these program trades that are running these stocks. So where do we get that? Very easy. So I'm going to, I'm going to ask everybody a question here. Now, if you don't know what this is, you probably say no, but does anyone here have level three? Was anyone here know about have level three? Yes. A mod earnings. Okay. Is just one of a ways of looking at it of companies come out of earnings, but how do you know which stock is going to move due to earnings?  So going out there and saying, what do you want to learn about book value? What do you want to learn about, you know, the PA rate, the PE ratio of the stock? Is that going to really make you money? Because do you think you're smarter than Goldman Sachs? I think you are. You should be working there. Okay. My goal is today is, you know, it's a very attractive topic, but the question is when earnings announcements come up, how do you know which one to trade? Why is it going up? That is the goal I'm trying to teach you, but you don't have to wait for earnings announcements season until, you know, you could trade right now with the same type of strategy. So we're getting, we get our polls out there. So it looks like a lot of you guys are not answering it. So I will take that as a no. Okay. A little bit more than less than, more than half you didn't answer it. So it looks like a lot of you don't know. There's about 20, 26% of you do. Okay. So for everybody here, listen, this is where things are going to get interesting. What you're about to see is going to be so disturbing. First of all, you're going to get ticked off of the person that trained you if you did get training before. Secondly, be like, how could anybody even think of trading without having this tool? Okay. So let me show you what we got here. First of all, at the end of this presentation, just give guys, give the little heads up. I've been a regular guest at NASDAQ. I'm just going to bring this up really quick on the, let me just bring you up to our website.  So on our website, right here in the bottom, we're going to play this video right here. I've done several videos of presentations at NASDAQ. NASDAQ wants you to know how to use their platform. They're, you know, and I don't want to go through the history about it and tell you what happened with this big billion dollar lawsuit that I was involved in with market makers and stuff that that's around, you could find that out later. But NASDAQ knows that the number one reason why people fail is they don't use what they're supposed to be using. So let me show you what we're talking about. Right here is where we're going to see all the orders, every buyer, every seller, every algorithm, everything that drives the stock go up. You have to understand something. You have a seat on the exchange. Okay. You could see all your orders. You could see who's buying it. You could see who's selling it. Think about that for a sec. Just think, let that sink in your head right now. Let's think about that. You could see every order out there.  Where was I?  What are you looking at? Some Fibonacci, some mathematician and events is something that's talking about what's predicated happened in the past, or do you want to be focused on something on the future? So let me show you what we got going on here. We'll draw a couple of lines. Now this might look confusing, might look like a lot of numbers, but it's not as bad as it goes. Still not showing charts. We're not showing a chart. We're showing a PowerPoint, by the way. Deborah, you should be able to see the PowerPoint. Right. So we're looking at, right, is everybody see it okay? Everybody should be able to see that. Everybody see it? Okay. So, all right. So right here we got our buyers. And on the right are the sellers. B stands for buyers. S stands for sellers. Okay. Now, you have three columns. Okay. Column one, column two, and column three. I did it backwards because there's a reason for it. Column one is the bid price, which is the buyers. The second column is telling you how many shares that are looking to be bought at that price. And the third column is telling you how many orders make up those shares. It could be 10 orders. It could be one order. And depending on who wants to buy this stock will be up here and pay the most for it. If you wanted to buy it for less, you're down here at the bottom.  Now, let me change the slide and things will get a little bit bigger. So, does everyone see the stock PLTR? Everybody see PLTR right now? Okay. So we're looking at this slide right here. And I wanted to show you how we utilize this data. Here's an intraday chart. And PLTR went from like basically, you know, right here, dropped at, you know, started at 9.30. And all of a sudden earnings announcements came out. The stock ended up being gapped down. And not only that, but when people came in the morning, they still wanted to get out of it. So it went from 25.60, kept dropping, kept dropping, kept dropping, dropping, dropping, dropping, dropping, dropping, dropping. And then all of a sudden, some coincidental reason, it kind of stopped right here at 24.50. Why 24.50? Why didn't it go back to 23? Why didn't it go where the MACD said it was going to bounce at 22 or maybe 25, which we thought it was going to do, but it ended up going down. Why 24.50? Well, let's think about this for a second. Exactly, Rav. What makes a support level and a resistance level? Can anybody answer that question? What makes a support level? Let's start with that. What make, could everyone answer that? If you can't answer that question, you should probably quit trading right now. What makes a support level? Buyers. Very good. Congratulations, you just passed kindergarten. Buyers. Now, let me tell you why people fail kindergarten trading. Could you see buyers on a chart? I mean, how do we really, really, really, really know that that was a support level on a chart? You don't. The only way you could do that is you have to look and see the orders out there in the future, which someone never probably even told you about. And the reason why they didn't tell you that, I'll tell you exactly why they didn't tell you that, because they were in a market maker like I was. They never really traded. You got to be careful. And listen, I'm on the business to bash people.  And I get people ask me all the time, if you're such a great trader, why do you teach? And I'll answer that question when we get to the end. I can't answer for them, but I can tell you what they're doing. And for some reason, they found this, they're very good speakers, they're good presenters. Hell, some of them, one of them was an actor, and just wanted to get into the industry. So the way you know when you're dealing with a reputable school is, first of all, make sure they're endorsed by brokerage firms. Make sure that they got a AAA rating at the Better Business Bureau and read the Google reviews. That's the way you're probably going to know. And attending events like this, listening to students in the past. So just give you a heads up. So anyway, the stock goes from here. Now, why did it bounce from there? So when you look over here, it must have been buyers. Now, right here on the buy side, you'll notice that there is 21 orders. There is a 58,000 shares looking to be bought at 21 at that price.  You got, what do you got? You got 200 share buyers, 100 share buyers, 400 share buyers. The crying out loud is 58,000 share buyers out there. What do we need to see? You're telling me that you're going to trust an RSI indicator versus a 58,000 share buyer out there when everyone out there from, you know, from 2450 down to $24, no one's looking to buy other than that one guy. Well, actually it's not one. It's 21 different people out there. Okay, so listen, spoofing is illegal. Okay? Spoofing is illegal when we'll get to that. Okay? That's not spoofing. And if you think that's spoofing, this is what we're going to do, Armad. You're going to get in my trading room. I'm going to find a 56,000 share order out there, which roughly about, what is it, about, I don't know, over $100,000 worth of, more than that actually, it's about almost a million dollars worth of stock. We'll use your account and you post the order and you'll see if he's spoofing or not. Okay? I don't think you want to do that. That's a real order.  This is what I do, because I actually, funny story, I want to get off on a tangent, but I do a lot of panels and I was on a stage with an analyst, because I couldn't even understand what that guy was even talking about. Obviously, it was just like a totally different world than me. But it doesn't mean that he knows how to trade. And he said the same exact thing that you did. And I said, really? That's spoofing? You know what? I got an order right now. Why don't you use your account and execute it. And I put my thousand dollars in your pocket for your 50 bucks or even $10. And you tell me how real it is. You know? And the funny part is he didn't want to do it. But I'm like, what? You're going to make $1,000. You said it's fake. You said it's a spoof. Let's go out there. Whoa. Go execute. You're going to make $1,000. You don't want to do that. Oh, you see, when you call people out on it, they don't do that.  Can we use your account now and tell me, let's see if that's really a spoof. And believe me how quickly their attitude changes. All right. Anyway, let me move on here because I'm kind of like getting so excited that we need to get to the next one. Here's the next slide. Stock goes from, here's Mara. You know, we all, this is stocks that we've been trading for a while. They kind of died now. All the crypto stocks. These are all the blockchain stocks. But here's a stock that went from right at the gate 23 all the way to 25. Nice move right in the middle of the day. But you notice how it stopped right at 25. Why? Because when you look down here at the bottom, obviously a resistance is sellers. And when we go out there and we teach our traders to find where resistance levels, you know, there's a lot of orders out there. But I think it's pretty obvious to see that. There's a lot of shares are going to be sold right at 25. 127,000 shares of it too. Let me remind you. You think I'm really going to judge a hundred share seller is going to make a resistance or a 400 share seller?  And if you didn't, and you thought you knew more than them, guess what? Now the stock's at 23 and you just took a buck and a half loss. If you had a thousand shares of that, that's a $1,500 loss in less than two hours. Could you afford that? I don't think so. And how you could have been prepared and not fall into that trap. If you knew that guy was out there selling it, it's almost like common sense. You know what I mean? Is that complicated? Did that lose anybody by the way? Did anyone get lost? Everybody following along? Still here? All right, Chris. All right, good. So how many of you here want to see this live in the market? How many of you here want to be able to, you know, see if this really does work?   I want to make sure you guys are getting this. So I want to go through a couple of more things here really quick. We have a, hold on a second. So we got this one right here. There we go. Hold on. We're doing all the poll. Stop sharing this poll and we'll do one more poll. Okay, so tell me, is this not going up or going down? Let's hear you guys answer this question. Up or down? All right, just waiting for everybody to answer this question.  And if you're going to tell me, well, it's not enough data. Listen, it's, what boy you need? Okay, do I have to put a straight line to it? So listen, I'm going to end the poll right now. I'm going to share the results. First of all, I don't even know why two people told me it's going up. I had no idea what made you think it was going up. Okay. The answer is it's going down. I mean, it's, there's no other way to explain it. Okay. So if you got that right, congratulations. You just passed to go to the next level. All right. Now, for the ones that said it was going down, you probably can answer this question pretty easily. What do we need for the stock to go up? What is going to make this stock go up? Buyers. Very good. Thanks, Carlos. Thanks, Joe, Ray, Phillip, Joan, Mike, MJ, all of you guys. Perfect. Okay. Listen, I'm not trying to make things like sound pretty, you know, baby-ish or kindergarten, but it really is. It really is. Okay. Now, where do we find out where the buyers are? We're going to hop over here and we're going to look at something called level three. We're going to look at NASDAQ book fewer. So I'm looking on the buy side. I'm like, wow, interesting. 73 orders out there. There's about 219,000 shares at 1260. What do you think is going to happen when we get down to 1260? Could anyone have a, just a wild guess? What do you think is going to happen? Norm says it's going to bounce. Ray says it's going to go up. It's probably going to bounce. Do you think? Do you think? Really? I guess what? You're absolutely right. The stock did it. It went right down there. Hit the 1260. And I don't know how many times it took before people had to realize it, but it went from 1260 back up to 1360. You know what?   There's just 1,000 shares, $1,000 quarter million dollars a year. I don't care. People start showing up. Hey, I made a million dollars. Or listen, I just want to live. Okay. I just want to live. I just want to just, you know, have fun. Make my money. And that's it. I don't need to kill it. Okay. It's just about following the orders. you and I show you the NASDAQ bid video, Mindora, the stock, that famous cure drug for COVID that everyone's taking the vaccine. I'll show you the stock, it was at $27. We're going to see so many people bidding and buying and buying. It's there every day. All right, let's have a little fun. Where do you think resistance levels is in FEYE? Now, what is FEYE? I don't care, and I really don't mind. I'm just here to make money. If I had to trade the stock, earnings came out on the stock, and I want to book a profit, where would everybody be focused on taking a profit? Angelo, absolutely you can apply this towards your weekly swing trades because you'll see those orders out there. But as you become a good, understand what happens over the course of the day, it's going to trickle then into a swing trade. That is right, Jim. Yeah, so if you said 1650, congratulations. Now, my question to you is this. Did you need an indicator to tell you that? Did you need a chart to tell you that? Did you need someone on CNBC to tell you that, or on Fox Business to tell you that? Did you need an analyst to tell you that? Did you need someone on Rhett? No, you see the orders out there. All right, but what does this chart tell you? Is this stock going up or down? See now, you see how everyone's focused on the past and I just showed you the future. You see, would you like to be more focused on the future, or would people look into the past? Because the past is not always indicative of the future as much people think it would be. And you know what? If you were like everybody else in the future and the past and thought it was going up and didn't, weren't taught the cyber trade university way, the Wall Street way, that winner could probably be a loser or could be a nice little, you know, not as much as you would have made if you took it when you're supposed to get out because it did went right to that 1650 and just dropped down another 50 cents.   That's what traders do. That's what traders do. And by the way, like you said, one of you said earlier, this does work towards swing trading. MJ, it does work. MJ, yes. Actually, if you send me an email, there's a couple of people that I only know that here, that trade futures and you know, there's something called level four, which will really blow your stocks off. I didn't even teach you that. So anyway, these things are called iceberg orders. That's what we call them. If you notice, the reason why I call them iceberg orders, if you look at this iceberg right here, you'll notice that right here looks pretty big down here, but it looks really small up there. You know, icebergs are huge. I got this word by watching the Titanic. Very sad story. You know, big ship, unsinkable, but unfortunately they cared about the beauty of the ship, not caring about the safety. And you know what? What happened to all those people? They died. And that's what I don't want you to happen to you guys. I don't want you to get into a stock and not be able to see these icebergs because we all know what happened to the Titanic and you don't want to be one of them. A lot of people blow up their accounts. How many accounts have you here blown up an account?  It's the worst feeling in the world.  They saved all that money and boom in a year, it's all gone. Why? Because, you know, they just didn't know how to play the game. Jim, you've been one of them. I'm glad you're honest, Jim, because you know a lot of people are embarrassed to even say it. I'm not. I'm actually proud to say because that's what made me better. Now, to answer one of the other questions, a lot of people says, are these fake orders, which one of you just said about the spoofing and stuff like that? Listen, I'm a tape reader. Okay, let me talk about tape reading and then we're going to go through that. I don't know if any of you guys have used something called time and sales. These are the transactions that take place. So, by seeing, some of you might look at this and say, you know what, I know what it is. It moves too fast. I don't really pay attention to it. The reason why it moves too fast is because you have your defaults wrong. That's the reason why. Or you're looking at a stock that is moving way too fast. So anyway, we have them segregate in two colors, transactions are, you know, anything that is green means that the sellers are getting executed, which means the stock is going to go up. Red means the buyers on the bid are getting executed. That means it's going to go down. So by seeing the colors, it's pretty much easy to kind of get a sense of direction where the stock is going. So anyway, where is resistance levels on PCG? Let's see. Can anybody answer that? Where is the resistance? Where do you think in theory? 13, right? Absolutely. Right there. Sellers everywhere. You know where resistance are. They're on the sell side. You work your way down.  That's the 25 orders out there, 35,000. Now, when you look at PCG, you look at the chart, they're like, wait a minute. How did the stock get up to about $14? There was a big seller at 13. That ran a dollar. That's a lot. It's almost the total opposite what you just learned. Well, guess what? Somebody could buy those shares. Do you know that could happen? And how do we know? Look at the time in sales. Look at this. 13, 13, 13. Look, 18,000 shares. Somebody was actually buying it. It tested it. It came back down. And eventually, things got executed. And that's the only reason what was holding it back. But until somebody went out there, that is what drove the stock up. That is where it comes out. Here, I'll bring up another one. I'm going to bring up something called level four. This was a screenshot that I took last week. We are looking at right here. We're looking at a stock symbol AMC. AMC at $20. Let me tell you something. AMC, if you look right here, had a 700,000 share seller. Now, what you're going to learn in level four, which I'm going to show you in the trading room, this guy's been out there for not even just for the day. He was out there for several days. You can't see the screen. Hold on one second then. You know what? I think I know what the problem is. Hold on one second. There you go. Hold on. How about that? Could you see it now? You should be able to see it now. All right, perfect. So right here, you could see right there. This is AMC. You could see the ping. It says 700,000 shares right there. Well, where did AMC go? AMC took off. Things just ran. I'll even show you another one. Here's another stock. This is level four. This is called a ladder. We're looking at VERU. Look at the sellers keep coming out here. Big seller stock went down. Seller came out, went back down. Seller kept popping up, came back down. Here's a stock that's trading at 1114. We just saw it in pre-market. Why does this thing keep going down? People keep selling it and selling it. Let me keep bringing it up. Here's another one. Now we're talking, that time is what 845. Look at it now. Now the stock dropped all the way down to 1080. Look at the ladder. Now the stock dropped down to, you could see how the sellers keep coming out, keep coming out, keep pushing it down. Do I have another one here? I sure do. What time is that? Stock runs all the way down to 1056. Look at the sellers out there. They keep pushing it down, pushing it down, pushing it down. Everybody see that? Look how that ladder effect, the guy kept coming out there. This is called level four. If you thought what I showed you just on the numbers, you might get a little confused the numbers. Imagine now you could see it on an actual platform. These are the things that separate from amateurs and professionals. Let me explain something to you ladies fellow traders. You want to make money in trading? You have to spend money. You have to spend money. This data that I'm showing you, when I started at 22 years old, 25 years ago, more than 27 years ago, I had to pay $1,000 a month. Could you imagine you coming in here right now and I'm here selling you a platform cost $1,000 a month? How many of you are going to sit there and like, wow, looks great. I'm signed up and like, oh my God, $1,000 a month. I got to think twice about that one. I don't think I'd afford it, but I'm teaching how to make a six-figure job. That's what separated the people that I started with. Does it cost $1,000? No. Do you know what it costs? $15.  The exchanges don't work for free. They brought the number down from a professional and non-professional. $15. If you can't afford $15, you should not afford to trade. $15 a month. What is that? $0.10 a day? $0.20 a day? Okay. To see where the orders are, you tell me you don't want to pay for that? You should not be trading. Well, guess what? I'm going to make you guys a deal.  Please don't buy anything. Let me show you first how it works because you'll do more harm than good. When you really think about the potential amount of money you can make in trading, it's part of doing business. That's what it is. There's no such thing of free employees for people. They don't exist. Even if they do and they volunteer, do you really want someone that works for free? What's his incentive? You get what you pay for, always remember that. But if you follow the rules, you can make a lot of money in trading. This job pays a very nice salary. That's why you hear all the time. Even politicians on TV, we've got to go after those Wall Street guys.  They know how to make money. Well, guess what? You can't beat them. Join them. That's what you're here for. This is what I'm doing.  With that said, we start live commentary at 9 a.m. We go away to 4 o'clock. We actually start trading at 8 o'clock in the morning, eastern time. Think about it. How many of you guys have access to pre-market? Do you know that we make most of our money in pre-market?  Of course she doesn't. They don't want to give you access. They don't want you to see what they're doing. Do you know that brokerage firms are trading against you? Think about this second. Why are they giving you free tickets? What do you think? Did you ever ask them, call them up and ask them, why do you let me trade for free? How do you guys make money? They make money because they're trading against you. This is what you want to write something down? Write this down. It's called payment. I'm going to write down. It's called payment for order flow. The abbreviation of it is to ask them, hey, what does PFOF mean? PFOF, payment for order flow. You'd be so shocked that you'd be like, you guys are stealing from me? They have the right to make money. They've given you a platform. You can't blame them for it. But you want to be competitive in this industry? You want to make this as a career? You have to learn before you can earn. You've got to know what they're doing, why they do it, so you don't beat them. You join them. This is what I'm asking for. $9. This is what you're going to get. I'm going to invite every one of you to come into my professional trading with the original one that I started 25 years ago. I want you to see my traders and don't judge us on our winners.  I want you to see how we get out of trades and how we admit when we're wrong and how we trade together and how we make money together. I want to show you exactly how to use the level three and the level four. I want to show you how to play the game of trading. This is what you're going to get.  Imagine calling somebody and they're actually, you've got someone to pick up on the phone. A weekly live Q&A session, a crash course on day trading, $100 all for $9. Now, why would we do that? Let me just give you the link because I'm getting people out there asking me about the, how do I register? Let me just get you the link right here and post that link for you. Oh, never mind. Staff just posted up for you. Okay, right there. And as a bonus, the first 20 people that register because I only can really take X amount of phone calls because I'm pretty busy with my schedule too, I will give you a personal coaching class. Okay. Listen, I have to interview you. Listen, a lot of you really don't qualify to trade. I have to be honest with you. You don't.  You might not like what you hear, you know, but I'll be honest with you. Listen, nobody wants to go in front of get surgery from a doctor that never told them the truth. They're like, I don't care if telling this guy the truth. If he doesn't need the surgery, I want to make the money. That's other schools. And you know what? We tell everyone else, let's go try some of everybody other schools and then come back to us and you'll see why we've been in business for so long and why we've been endorsed by more brokerage firms than anybody in the industry and have one of the best records on Wall Street and in the industry. And don't take my word for it. Do your research. Listen, trading is a great job. You got to know how to play the game.  But if it doesn't work out, I'll give you $9 back. Listen, I don't need the $9. The $9. Let me just tell you what that is. All that is telling me is that lets us know if you're a real person or not. I don't know who you are, where you came from. I don't know if you're, you know, I don't know anything about you. Some of you just basically found me on YouTube or maybe from a partner. So, you know, we got to make sure you're qualified. We got to make sure you're serious. Okay. We're not trying to scam anybody. Listen, if you don't want to move forward without trading room and pay for it, you don't have to. I don't need to scrutiny. Okay. You'll do more harm to me than I could do to you, believe it or not. So I don't need the money. Okay. What I need is I need to, I'm fine and looking, I'm searching for people I could train, me and my staff that could be part of my team that we could trade together. That's really what I'm looking for. If you feel that you have it in you, if you feel like you've been doing this for a while and you still can't figure it out, you're still breaking even or losing money or you're taking all the schools and, you know, and you still haven't really found the right mentor, time for a change. Time for a change. What do you have to lose? The worst thing that could happen is that you learn something. The best thing happened. So you finally found somebody that you could trust, that you could be part of something and you could make a career out of this and not deal with all the other nonsense of maybe going back to work or, you know, spend more time with your family. That's what trading is all about. Now, if anyone has any questions, as you guys are filling out the question, filling it out, I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have. Just a couple of people here. By the way, I'm going to do a couple of shout outs. We got a lot of people that just filling out the registration right now. Anton, I got your question about total view. I'll answer you back regarding that. Todd, I got your registration. Welcome aboard from California. Who else we got here? We got Daniel from, was that Las Vegas? Got your registration. Welcome aboard. By the way, when you register, very important, you fill out that questionnaire. That is part of your application to be part of our team.  Listen, we don't sell your information to anyone. We don't solicit anyone. We just want to make sure we know a little bit more about you. No different than you go and see the doctor and they're going to do your blood test. We can't advise and work with you unless we don't know anything about you. After the trial period, Angelo, if you want to continue, it's $1.49 a month. If you don't want to continue, don't worry about it. We're not going to give it back. And if we charge you, we'll refund you. Trust me. You want to be, listen, you want to be part of the team, you be part of it. You want to be part of it. We don't need to trap anyone in there because you're going to waste our time. I don't need hecklers in the room. Okay, I'd be honest with you. Listen, traders, you know, like right now, look, they're in the trading room. They're trading a stock right now, AOTS. Look at that. Josh, one of my instructors is calling AMC just popped. You know, how did they know that? Talking about right here, look at Niceburg order and God for 167,000 shares just got filled at 276. What does that mean? You're going to see what it means when you come in the trading room. You know what? That's a great question, Angelo. Angelo's question says, I actually don't feel I have enough time to day trade. Let me explain something to you. We have hundreds, if not thousands of traders in our room, only 20% of them show up because life gets in the way. This is not a full-time job. Okay, it's not. But if things work out for you, why would you not want to do it? Right? There are two good times to trade, the first hour and the last hour.  You want to work the night shift? Come in the afternoon, trade the last hour. Yesterday was phenomenal. I mean, some of the stocks in the afternoon did great. You just done yesterday. So there are certain times and the good thing is, you're not supposed to do this full-time. Don't believe what people tell you. Like I said, only about maybe 10 to 20% of our traders are there. The rest of them, you know, are probably on vacation, maybe have a second job, you know, whatever it is, maybe playing golf. I don't know. But what's nice is that you could just step in, you could pick up where somebody left off. It's almost like a shift. And that's a great question. We are brokerage firm neutral. Okay? We do use a couple of brokerage firm platforms. We'll teach, when you talk to your education advisor, I'll tell you a little bit about some of the brokerage firms that we probably recommend. But we don't want you to hold us against it. You know, we don't work for them. I can't answer for them. And we do that on purpose. I mean, there's some brokerage firms. I hear horror stories. They're like, they don't, they don't call me back. I'm on hold. That's why I don't want, that's why I don't want nothing to do with them. Okay? Nothing to do with them. You know what I mean? I know what I can control. I can't control them. But we could tell you who we can kind of recommend, you know, who we think is okay. But I could tell you this, 90% of you are trading with the wrong one, depending on what market you're trading, being more trouble than anything. Any other questions, by the way?  Who do we got here? Charles Alexander, I got your registration from Arizona. All right. Welcome aboard. Mary Dole from North Carolina. Got your registration. Okay. Now, guys, listen, when you register, you are going to get access to talk to getting an education advisor. He's going to do a walkthrough with you. It's very important you make your appointment with him because we don't want you to go into the room and be like, okay, what I'm looking at? What does his lingo mean? What is this? Why are they trading this? Listen, do it right. Watch how we take care of customer service. Watch how we train you how to actually, you know, have fun in the trading room and understand what's going on. That's the goal. You want to know why, you know, you're seeing what you're seeing. And a picture is worth a thousand words. But let me tell you, talk to somebody, it's worth a gazillion words. All right. Very important. Any other questions? Let me just see a couple of people just coming in here. Caroline Anderson from South Carolina. Wow, never heard of that. Islands, poms, that's nice. Nice area. What else we got here? Mary Dole just got your registration. By the way, like you said, when you see, I'm just reading on, oh, here, if you, it's very important you let us know if you took education from somebody. Because when you talk to us, we want to know what kind of strategy we're taught so you understand why it works and why it doesn't work. Some of them, like I said, some of the schools out there that you may have taken a course with are one of our students or instructors. Remember, we've been in there a long time. When we teach our traders, we teach them how to teach other people.  We don't play that game. Okay. We don't do that. First, I think that's sleazy business. You know what I mean? I don't think that's really, you know, you don't want to be involved with that. So, so before we know, we could say, oh, that's great. Now you basically, we have a nice stand what you're doing.  Listen, some people don't like me because I'm a little brash. And I don't know, I just was raised that way, you know, an Italian family, very strict, but I just don't like the people lose money. I don't care about winning. I'm not the type of person that's going to pat you on the back and say, hey, good job. I'm worried about that.  You know what I mean?  You don't need to always be complimented on every day how good of a job you did. Okay. That's your job, right? Use some of your own a business. You know what I'm talking about. You're more concerned that don't do that. You're gonna, you're gonna break it. You know, unless someone tells you that, that's the way I am. You know, some people like it. Some people don't, but you'll see when you come into the trading room, but I'm more proactive than anything. I just, like I said, I hate to see people lose money. Couple of the people out here, who else we got here that filled out. You got Avalon from Maryland, just got your registration. We're almost out to 20. Listen, if you don't get me on the, if you go past the 20, you're still going to talk to an instructor. It's just that there's only some people I can talk to. Angela, there you go. You're from Rome. Italy? Is that where you're from? You're Paisano, Italiano. All right. Welcome. I actually got a few Italians in there. Actually, somebody actually came in my trading room. His name was Fausto also. How many Faustos could possibly be in this world, right? So pretty funny. Any other questions? Thank you for your valuable presentation. Long, no problem. You're more than welcome. You know, hopefully you enjoyed it, learned a lot. There's a lot more that we need to cover. All right. But by the way, guys, don't go anywhere because we're still that play that video while you guys are watching. So listen, I got to get ready to trade the afternoon with my traders. Looks like they're all looking at a stock hold. Right now, they just called out this one stock. I want to do some trading here. Pop, they called out. Okay, OSS. This is what I teach my traders. Got a little bit of a pop here. Usually it's not really the best time to trade in the middle of the day, but the Zoom stock is moving pretty well. There we go. That's a nice little move right there. Cheap little stock. All right. Thank you very much, guys. Enjoy the rest of the presentation watching the video. Thanks for coming. If you don't continue without trial, listen, maybe you're not ready. I get it. Maybe you want to still do your homework, maybe a little shell shock to what you've just heard. Maybe you're in another presentation. Great. Go listen to them. Go watch everybody else.  And you'll see that some people make things more complicated and what it is. And then just remember though, just make sure you do your homework. Make sure you deal with people that are endorsed by brokerage firms and they have a great credibility and been around in the industry and they've been around for a long time and have been endorsed by other people in the industry. That's how you know when you deal with someone. If you did join, listen, what you've seen right now, you haven't seen nothing yet.  The only thing is we need to know if you can continue to do that and that's what we're going to learn moving forward. All right, guys, so thank you so much for listening. See you all in the trading room and be safe. Welcome to Nasdaq Trade Talks. I'm Jill Melandrino, Global Marketing Reporter at Nasdaq. Joining me at the market site in Times Square, New York City. We have Fausto Puglisi as the founder and president of Cyber Trading University. We're going to take a look at how traders are using TotalView and Fausto. It could not be a better time to have you in with us at Marketplace because with everything going on, the volatility we've seen in the market since you were with us in the middle of February last time. That was pretty crazy. Traders are asking themselves, what's the bottom? What's the top? But as a day trader, you can kind of get an inside look when you're looking at a single stack. What is Jill is that, thanks for having me again. And yes, when it comes to day trading, people realize that what happens over the course of the day, which trickles down to a swing trade and to a long-term investment, and my phone's been blown up. People could ask me, Fausto, is this the bottom? Is this the bottom? Because we're looking at the market all day and honestly, this is how you really know when it's the bottom. When you have the worst of the worst of the worst news and just constantly old negative stuff and the market's not going any lower, that's when you know it's time to buy. So as you see, a lot of bad news keeps coming up and then obviously, so what happened yesterday when they load the Fed rate by a half, it took for a big decline and all of a sudden the market's up with almost like 900 points so far. And there's still a lot of bad news that's coming out with the coronavirus and everything else, but that's really when you know when you hit the bottom. So for some of the listeners out there that really were missed a boat when the market had a big rally, you almost hit 30,000, these are the opportunities. Honestly, it is like the same thing I saw back in 2008 when we had the financial crisis. So once you start seeing all the bad news, things start going up. All right, let's take a look at our example here today. We're going to look at ticker symbol MRNA, now it's like listed of course. Where's the levels that you're looking to sell? Okay, so listen, what is MRNA? I keep bringing up stocks and people are like, what is this company? It doesn't matter, we're just here to make money. The main goal about TotalView and you have to understand how it works, how to know where the buyers and sellers are. It's all about supply and demand. That's why it's such a great tool. So we're looking at a chart right here and we're looking at the stock right here and the first thing people notice is like the stock's going up beautifully. Nice, look at the stock. Started this morning, it's at 2580, it's at 28, is it going higher? Now the goal is, why does the stock keep breaking out? It hits a resistance, it comes back down. It breaks the previous resistance, keeps going up. How do you know it's going to keep breaking higher highs? And what we're going to do this time is we're going to bring a video so you all can see exactly what it's like to see in the real market conditions. All right, so let's move along to our next slide here that's exactly what we're doing. Let's take a look at TotalView. I'm going to let you take the reins, tell us what's happening here. Okay, so we've got like a little minute video here. So we're looking at some real time and the key here is time and sales. These are the transactions that are taking place. We're looking at level two. Level two is basically what people get for free but it doesn't give you the depth of data as TotalView does. Now the key here is that you don't see that many sellers out there. You're just seeing the best bid and best offer of that exchange but you'll notice how the stock keeps going higher. What we need to focus on is the where you see the big sellers and you're looking for big orders. You've got a 51 different orders out there right around 28, things are going so quickly. I try to slow it down. So right around $2850. So that is really your resistance level. So when you're looking at a stock going out, going higher you're going to say is the stock going to break out? So you see it's coming up to this guy right here really quickly.  It's coming up to this person right here. It's 70,000 shares, 5,000 shares. So it's going to come up to that seller. Now the goal is this. Is that guy going to get executed? Remember you have 100 share sellers, 300 shares, 1,000. You have a big order out there. You want to see if that guy gets executed and you want to see if that's how it breaks out. Remember what makes support resistance levels is buyers and sellers. So you've got a seller out there. So we're coming up to that seller right here. Now the goal is is to look right here and see if that seller gets executed. And you see it's coming up to the seller and boom the guy gets taken out. It's actually executing it. Look at that. See all those trades actions? It took the guy out and I look how fast the stock goes up. From 250, we're at 260, 270, 280. Boom like that. As quickly as that. That's why it's so important to know where the orders are. No way the resistance and see if the guy gets taken out. Now when we get to the next slide, look at it. We're already at 2880. Yep. And you can see it starts at 35,000. Which is exactly. Now this is the next order. Now the next question is here's the next biggest resistance. There's a 33,000 shares for a there's a 100 different orders out there. Now then that's where the next resistance level is. So the goal is you hit a resistance, where's the next resistance? The next resistance is the next biggest seller. So now we're coming up to him and we're going to see what's going to happen when he gets to 29. Yeah. It happens so fast. Well, also this is about a five minute video that I was able to capture when we traded this stock and I kind of speeded it up over about a minute. So it doesn't move as quickly. Boom. We hit 29. The guy got taken out again and look at the stock just took off again.  Someone says, oh, wow, I'll take that 30,000 shares. And that's why you get the stock that really, really starts to take off. Now the next thing is that you're going to get some resistance levels. People, it's going to start backing off. There's always profit taking going on, right? So when you have profit taking going on, you could see profit taking going on. But the question is, is it really a profit taking or is it just people just or is it really going to go lower? In this case, it's not. Seller got done. Remember, we just watched the stock go from 28 to 29. Now look at it. We're at 2950 already. Stock keeps going higher and higher because those sellers are getting executed. As those sellers get executed, that means there's a demand for it. When you see big block orders out there, it makes a bigger demand and that makes it higher. Now the next resistance level obviously is going to be where we have to focus on where the next biggest orders are. So we got some, we've reached, right? We're done. Nope, we have a little bit more to go here. We slowed down over here. Yep, we're done. So the next video we're going to show, we actually go to our slide here. So this is where you're looking at those levels. Right. So we're looking at the seller. So we have a 67,000 share seller at 28. So now we have to look what's what's what we call iceberg orders. What does that mean? Okay. So it's a funny story. So I came up with this word about 20 years ago after watching the movie, the Titanic. Okay, I should go watch that movie. Very sad movie. I definitely am recommended. So anyway, what happened to Titanic? It hit an iceberg and the thing is everybody was focused on the pretty of the ship and above the water. They didn't realize it's not what's above the woods at the bottom of the water. Icebergs are really big. So it happened, it crashed and it sunk.  So now we're looking at a 2890 and we're looking for a resistance. Once again, stock's going higher. We need to focus on the next resistance level. All right, which is on the next chart here, particular. Yep. So here's just a quick little screenshot. So as we're looking at it, you see, it's a lot easier when you're focusing on, when you're just looking at the level of the total view. And it's easy to point it out. Now please keep in mind, you listen to have to understand, we're fast-forwarding this pretty quickly to get to the point. It doesn't move this quickly. But I'm showing right here is the quick screenshot. What we're focusing on is this big order right here for 73,000 chairs and there's 30, there's 315 different orders out there making up that 73,000. Now the thing I just want to point out is, I was going to teach everyone a quick little lesson. Yeah. Don't ever sell anything at $13, $30. Go out of $29.99. You just cut the line by... So that's for anything that's an even number. Biggest trick I was taught by my mentors when I was younger is, listen, everybody's going to think 30. Everybody's going to think 20. Go out $21.99. You just cut the line by 73,000 chairs. That's a very good lesson. It's like selling a house or buying a house. It's like those incremental psychological levels. Well, if you remember, if you look at it, the stock has a penny intervals. So that's a little tip. But the thing is, let's focus what happens to the 30. No, just right off the bat. You know that's a major resistance levels and that's what we have to focus on. For this to stock to go any higher, it's got to get through that 73,000-chair seller on total view. All right. Well, let's take a look at that. Next slide. See what happens next. Now we're going to get the other piece of the trade. Okay. So here we're... Now we're looking at the stock moving. Here's 29.45, 29.48, 62, 67. So the sellers are getting executed. You can see the transaction is taking place. But we know that there's that guy sitting right here. And now his order is coming up. Look, as he's starting to make up the ranking, it's getting up to 30. It's getting close to him. So let's watch what happens. 74, 70, look at the transaction is taking place. It's trying to get there. And by the way, those orders, they're all real. People think like they're fake. Those are real orders. Can a guy cancel it? Of course they can cancel it. But that, you have to take very seriously. And that's a real order out there. So now as we're looking at it, and as it's trading, it's trying to get there. Actually, it kind of almost tested it. You see that right there? See that candle right there? It's hit it, and now it's starting to back off of it. Now you're starting to see the red candlesticks. So now it means that the last sale is lower than the previous... And this works for all kinds of stocks. ETFs, would it work for ETFs also? ETFs, futures. It works the same way. Remember, it's the movement of the stock that makes all those other things. ETFs and everything else. You could look up any ETF and it'll come up on total view. Look, now we're down to 29. So my point that I'm getting to is this, if you didn't have a game plan, Jill, and didn't know that that seller was out there, and you try to like... And actually if we go to the next slide, this is exactly what we were talking about. There's your level right there. If you didn't have a game plan and knew that seller was out there, and look at that candle, that stock literally moved. Look how fast it moved in that one bar chart. If you didn't have a game plan to get out there before that guy was out there, and if you didn't, what we call shaving, if you didn't shave just before that 30 and cut that line, guess what? You would just look how much money you would have lost. That stock didn't even drop from 30. Look where it went to. 2730. You would have got crushed on that trade. Because what happens, if that seller's out there and he's not getting executed, he really had to sell that order, Jill. How is he going to get out? He's got to sell to the buyers. If he hits the bid, he's learning that stock down, not you and I. Remember, we're not trading 74,000. Someone else is, and it's not one person. We saw it. It was like there were several people out there doing it, and that's how you got to focus on using the total view when you trade in today's volatile markets. All right. So cool to actually watch it happen in real time. Thanks so much for doing that for us. And thank you for joining me on trade talks. I'm Jill Malantrino, Global Market Two Porter at NASDAQ.


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I couldn't get you a few minutes ago. Oh, I see. Well, I'll try on three now. Thank you. Frequency modulation says not to check out the cam-through lines yet. They haven't finished lining them up. According to standard operational procedure... Yes, Sergeant. According to SOP, they should have all the circuits lined up by 0730. And not only that, Sergeant. The SOP also says the reports from FM will be transmitted to the frame room, which will then ring the switch. On 265-391, thereby eliminating needless traffic between the two offices. Right.  I didn't mean that. Only the SOP... Oh, sure, sure. Supervisor Sergeant Clark speaking. Yes? Never mind, Sergeant. I have the word on the cam-through lines. Now, break time for Char. Not bad. Oh, swell. Anything I ought to know about? No, but everything's quiet. That's Sendai number two. It's five square now. And Steve replaced the telephone in personnel. Right.  You see the captain? Yeah, talked to Garity. Said he's sure we can have the passes. Oh, hot dog. It's going to be a great weekend. First one this year. Oh, yeah, boy. I can't wait. I still can't get over how lucky we were to be able to find that neat little catch. And the best part of it is that it's not costing us a fortune. And on a permanent basis, too. Last year, we were really scraping to get one sail every month. Yeah. But now, if everything goes all right, we should be able to get away almost every week. Oh, that Mr. Itabash, he's a pretty nice old guy. It almost looks like he's just letting us have her because he likes us. Well, we did promise to keep her up. We haul her in and scraped her. And now, when we get the VHF radio installed... Yeah, I guess so. But anyway, why worry about it? We've just got a good deal. So let's not try to figure out why. What's the word? Nothing much, Harry. Everything quiet. Hey, I hear you guys really got that boat you were talking about. Yeah, that's right. What a deal. You're going this weekend? Yeah, you want to come along? Can't, I'm working. Oh, that's tough. Maybe next time. You got to be on the weekend crew at military affiliate radio system? Yeah, same as usual. Hey, it's a pretty wonderful thing that Mars, you know. A ham radio station run just for us guys in the service. Buy us in our spare time? Sure is. Gives me a terrific boot. Especially when I see the faces of some of the good guys when they get a message from home. Hey, by the way, where you going? You think you can transmit? I don't know. Last year we used to go on down past Yokohama a lot around the end of the peninsula. There's a little shipyard town down there, Yuraga. It's a pretty fair swimming, if you don't mind a few rocks. You'd never get Mars from that place. Too many hills between there and Tokyo. Yeah, I guess you're right. You know where you ought to go? Where? Out the other way, toward Chiba. Well, what's out that way? Fishing. There's some nice little islands where you can make camp overnight. Sure, you get on the lee side where you're out of the wind. At least this time of year. It's right nice. Yeah, we couldn't reach you from the lee side. We'll test it out before you put in. Yeah, we could do that. What time do you expect to open up Saturday? Saturday? Heck, I can get up there by 5.30. We'll make a deal then. We'll come in right on the dot. Okay. Hey, any other communications on that boat? Well, we're putting in a VHF radio. We thought it would be handy to have. Just in case, you know. Where's Captain Brooks? Just left for Chow. Oh, I just wanted to tell him there's some trouble. Oh, really? Well, Sergeant Clark, according to SOP, the supervisor should report all trouble by ringing through to the frame room, giving the location and nature of the difficulty, thereby eliminating the necessary traffic between the two offices. Well... She's got a crush on you, for sure. Find me?  She sure has. She doesn't even know I'm around. If it's anyone, it's you. Oh, yeah. I guess we're clear of the mainland now. How about hoisting some canvas and cutting our auxiliary? Now, Roger... Brother, what a day for sale. Hey, you said it. Did you get a weather report? No, I didn't think of it. Look at that sky. Not a clock. Well, you're looking very thoughtful. Huh? What are you thinking about? I bet it's that new little whack. June or Jean or whatever her name is. June, Clark.  Well, so what's wrong with remembering it now? Nothing. Okay. Why don't you ask her out sometime? Why don't you? She doesn't like my type, I guess. I don't know why you keep thinking of the... I can tell. That's all. You think she does? Does what? Like my type. Sure, sure. Now, I hate it into fear with everything. Sure. Calling Mars station WQ 735. WQ 735. Come in. I can't figure out why we can't raise them. Me either. Now switch over to receiving. See what's going on. Roger. WQ 735 calling WQ 847. Come in WQ 847. WQ 847 here. How do you read me, Harry? Read you five square over. I wonder why we couldn't raise them. Did you get any signal? We were cranking like crazy. Can't say for sure. Probably so, though. I stepped off for a cup of coffee over.  Sure thing. Have a good time, you guys. Over and out. Boy, there never was anything so good-spelling as a couple of nice little fish frying on a campfire and a pot of coffee alongside them. And that old wood smoke mixed up with the salt there. This is it. Yeah. Hey, watch it. I thought you were in charge of the coffee. You got it too close to the flame. It's going to boil over. Oh, there it goes. Yeah. But for crying out loud, move it. Hey! Oh, yeah, sure, Dave. Yeah, give me it. I'm throwing the whole mess out. Nothing worse than coffee that's been boiled up hard like that. But do you think it would? Do I think it would what? Interfer with everything. I could have asked June along next weekend and then we could get Steve Newton and his mic. Oh, for crying out loud. She probably doesn't like boats anyway. Probably gets it. Yeah, yeah, sure. In the meantime, how about watching the frying pan before you burn the fish, too? Huh? Oh, sure, sure, Dave. Holy smoke. How long has this been going on? It just started. I'm soaking wet already. This is coming down. Yeah. We should have brought a tarp in from the boat. Yeah, and with this wind, I'm not getting any warmer. Do you think the boat's okay? That'll be. At least barely make her out. Well, we're in the lead here. Shouldn't be anything to worry about as long as she's secure. I double-checked that before we came ashore last night. Yeah, I suppose there might be a shack or a cave somewhere around here. We might try to find one. There's no sense in getting soaked. We wouldn't dare try a tree. Oh, and not with this lightning. Well, I don't feel like just sitting here getting pneumonia. Let's take a walk. Yeah, it suits me. I would have to pick the cragiest little old island in Chiba Bay and on a night like this. Oh, my leg. Did you hurt yourself? Oh, this stuff could be soft. Well, we're almost at the top. I guess the only inhabitants this place ever had was birds. Yeah, I know, I know, because it's for them. How did you guess? Hey, look. The last time I tried looking, I almost broke my leg. Yeah, but this is a light. Yeah, you're right. Maybe we're in luck, except I can't figure out who'd be crazy enough to live here. Uh, don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Fisherman, maybe. Come on, let's go. Yeah, okay. Every time this gosh-down trail takes a turn, that light seems to be in a different place. I know. Dave. What? You know the reason the light's moving? No, I don't know the reason the light's moving. Because it is. That's no fisherman's shack. It's the running light on a boat. Watch it. You're right. I can't figure out why they're using a white light, though. Well, why are they riding this blowout in mid-channel when they could come around to the lee? Where were I? It's not a fishing boat, either. If you look, huh? Just make it out. You know what it is? It's one of those excursions steamers. This time of night? Yeah, and in this weather, too. I believe you're right. And she can go, too. Yeah, look at the way she's pitching. That's engine trouble. Yeah. And that's bad. Those old tubs aren't built for this kind of weather at best, and with no power, even with a sea anchor to hold her into the wind, she'll be leaking like a sieve inside of an hour. The light just faded out there. The generators can't down, or they run out of kerosene. That means no radio. Well, we can't just stand around and watch a founder. Sure, sure, but what are we doing? I'm thinking. There's no way to tell how many people on board are. But even if we could take them off in this weather, which I doubt we couldn't do it fast enough to save them all. That's what was feasible. It'd be feasible for them to put over their lifeboards. Well, what then? Yeah, we have to think of something. They may have a radio aboard and already sent a message. Yeah, but what if they haven't? Yeah, and I see what you mean. Hey, look, the light's on again. Yeah, that's blinking now. Yes. Oh, yes. I guess it's up to us. Nothing else around here. Yeah. You are listening to the proudly-behaved production Light in the Night. We'll return in just a moment for the second act. Young men of America, today's United States Army is made up of skilled technicians and specialists who have learned their jobs in the world's finest military technical schools. And now, the Army is offering you even greater opportunities to join this elite group of young men and serve your country and yourself at the same time. Your Army now has an operation, a training program that permits you to choose your own branch and train in the particular job's own choice. It's called the Reserved for You Training Program, and it works this way. You check the school catalog listing the technical courses available. 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It sounds crazy, but what we'll have to do is try to contact Harry up at Mars and then have him relay the message to the Japanese Ministry of Shipping. Well, we'll never get him. Why not? We got him before. How can do? Too late? What time have you got? Oh, 200. Well, we'll just have to hope. Anyhow, we might get a passing aircraft or something. Well, we're sure sticking our necks out in this weather. What else can we do? Nothing, I guess. Only they might have sent a message already. And what if they haven't? Okay, let's get the show on the road. Right. As the saying goes, we haven't got all night. The notch bell. She's fighting in too deep. Right. Boy, another couple like that and we'd have had it. It'll be all right in a minute or two. Yeah, it'll be worse for getting around to the windward side now. Don't give us enough power to keep her hitting. Yeah. Look, Dave, pride holding her steady now. I'm going to go below and see if I can raise old Harry. All right. But how are we going to evening? It's very quick. I can manage it. Calling Mar station WQ 735. WQ 735. Come in. WQ 735. What did they make up? Right. She's loaded with passengers. That's what I thought too. Well, they don't get them below. Probably because they're already crowded below. Yeah. Now they're trying to get a lifeboat over. There's nothing we can do to help them. We haven't enough power to take them on the tower or anything. Find out if they've got a radio aboard and whether they've sent a message. With what we know about Japanese? Oh, how I wish I'd joined that language course. Well, here goes. Mashed to pieces against the steam. They'll never get one over. Well, even if they're good, it would only... If that's from the looks of the crowd on deck, they'd probably only have half enough. I'm going to get below. That message has got to get through. 735. Come in, please. That's what I was about to ask you. Things don't get any worse. I'll check and see what the trouble is. Yeah. With the batteries low, we'll have a heck of a time turning her over again. Yeah, well, do what you can. We've sprung a seam ourselves, and it looks like there's water seeping into the fuel tank. Oh, that's great. And now that the pump's off, it'll get worse. Get the hand pump going. Oh, you can handle topside to keep her from tearing herself apart. Well, we'll rig a sea anchor. That'll help. If you can handle that up, I'll get the pump stop up on the kicker. Well, the last starboard boat just went the same way as the others. If there was only some other station that we could reach. Yeah. It's after four. Not a chance to reach Mars at this hour. Well, that old tub's not going to last until morning. That's for sure. There are very high-frequency radio stations and telephone circuits for instance. That's it. What's it? Sight. Yeah, but what time does the night operator check out the circuits? Four. Four. Hey, yeah, you've got something there. I just might have. Except that it's really almost time. And guess who's on duty tonight? Little misefficiency herself. June Clarke. Yeah, and she swallowed the SOP, and in the SOP, there's all circuits must be checked at 0400. But if she's late, we've got to hurry. Yeah, to be on when she's calling them in. Right. Okay, Miss Sergeant Clarke, if ever in your life you were late, let it be now. Not yet. That old tub's settling fast every minute. Yeah. Suppose you should try another circuit? There's VHF circuits all over Japan, of course. But try to hit the one that we'd find someone on able to get the message through. Yeah, yeah, I guess so. I don't know. Maybe you should try. Well... Close the hatch, Jim. It's hard to read with all that in my right. June, this is Bill, Bill Brooks. No, listen, please, this is an emergency. Listen closely. I'm reporting a ship that is foundering, and foundering fast. No, no. It's an excursion steamer, we think, and it's loaded with passengers. We're roughly 30 miles south-south east of Tokyo. Maybe two miles off the Chiba Coast. You got that? Right. There's a small island near here. Marushima, it's called on the chart. Are you reading me okay? You're staying in touch with the Japanese Ministry of Shipping at once and get hold of the staff duty officer. Did you get that? The staff duty officer, June. Oh, so did she. What's wrong? I don't know. I'm trying to work on it. I can get it going. I'm pretty sure she'd stay on that line. Tell her it was an emergency? Sure, sure, right at the beginning. Let's hope she uses her head. Yeah, yeah, and I think she will. I'm sure it was a real distress call, sir. Yes, sir, I can't tell you anymore. I got the position they gave me and then they said it was an excursion steamer. Perhaps the Ministry of Shipping could confirm if one is missing. Yes, sir, they faded out then. I'll keep trying to get them, sir. They may come on back again. She's lugging each time she hits a swell. Yeah, a little 5.30. The message got through. There should be somebody here by now. I'm sure she got the position I gave her. Well, all we can do is hope. Yeah. Hey, listen. Oh, what is it? It's a plane. It's going past. Could be anything. Yeah, I guess so. He's coming back. Probably trying to spot us. It's still pretty black. The sailing's almost zero. Maybe I can get through to it. Give him a fix. Where is it? Do you think he's gone? He'll keep coming back. Hey, look. Look, over there. Running lights. It's a boat. Hurry up with the flasks. Right. He got him. I'm standing there for it. Get busy on the pump. Got to get around to the lee side before we found the two. Right. Dave's right on the front page. Hey. I got to get one of those to send home to the folks. They'll think I'm a celebrity. And you are, too. Heck, your picture's the one that ought to be in there. If it hadn't been for you using your head, we'd have had it. Oh, I didn't really do anything. 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Appalachian Wireless has some of the best data rates in wireless on our plans, and not to mention an amazing deal on one of our hottest smartphones, but that's all the time I have to explain. See store for details, better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. At Hilton, the temporary crossing over Elkhorn Creek that was washed out Sunday has been reinstalled. Crews with the Pike County Road Department repaired the crossing Tuesday, and on Wednesday begin removing damaged portions of the permanent steel and concrete bridge that was damaged in a washout in January. That January washout made the temporary crossing necessary. Pike County Road Commissioner Jackie Darrell-Smith said the county is still waiting for funding from the state to permanently repair the bridge, but he anticipates the replacement will begin very soon. For the finished product I'm not starting according to the weather again, but as soon as this water goes down I would say one day this week that the state will say they got the signed contract back from us and they will say go and we're starting the project. Should start on the bridge probably this week or next week in a weather permitting. As it did in January, Sundays washout isolated residents living along the former Old Hilton Church Road, leaving them with no way across Elkhorn Creek to the adjacent Kentucky 197 Elkhorn Creek Road. The residents wondered when Pike County would permanently fix the problems with crossing Elkhorn Creek. It feels like we've been left alone, like we've forgotten country, because we're not on the right side of the mountain. Smith said the state is providing 80% of the funding for repairing the permanent bridge, leaving the county with only 20% of the cost. He said with the state's help the county has to wait for approval before the bridge can be permanently repaired. The bypass is being put back in. You know we got to deal with mother nature, we don't control nature, we got to deal with it. And you got to deal with the rules of state government and getting the money. So we've got the bridges going to be done, started on shortly, but the bypass is finished. Now connected again with the outside world, the affected residents in Hilton are hoping a permanent fix is just around the bend. In Hilton, Chris Anderson, EKB News.