Hey traders, this is T Bradley 90 from the My Investing Club chat. As a special gift to every viewer on YouTube, there is a link in the description to apply for a free Breakthrough Trading Strategy session with myself. What does that mean? Alex created a free trading course for beginners and at the end of it we will be selecting a few non-members to get on the phone with myself, Tosh, T Bradley 90 to help with your trading. Click the link in the bio, watch the video and apply today. Now while today is just a preview of the full-length video if you wanna watch the full-length or any of our exclusive content then become a member of MIC. All right guys, so technically this is week eight of the Q&A. The new member, you know, T Bradley 90's Q, weekend new member orientation webinar every week of two PME standard time. I just wanna say this for the recording. Now let's open this up to discussion. Does anybody in chat and write it in the new member channel that's a member? And if you're not a member, join right now and then you can ask me. Just go to the join now page on site. Let's talk about some things. So does anybody have some questions? We can talk about, we can talk about charts today, we can talk about anything like maybe topics of conversation, what traders are having problems with, maybe what they're excelling at, like who wants to talk about some stuff? Which I can as well, I can just kick it off but does anybody have some questions to start? I see somebody typing. By the way, thank you guys for making it to the end, man. We got a lot of, we got a lot of stuff to talk about. We've already talked about a lot of stuff. I'm so glad to be here with you guys and thanks for sticking around so long. We got a ton of people in here, man. I'm excited. I want people to learn as best they can. And I want you guys to know what MIC is all about, man. When you join MIC, you're not just a number.  I don't wanna see anybody fail. I'm just that personality type and I hate when I see people lose, man. So I'm like, dude, if I can save one guy, man, I'm happy. So, you know, join MIC, man, and really feel free to reach out to us, man. My DMs are always open. Here, I'll post my email so you guys have my email. Posh at myinvestingclub.com for contact. What's up, George? Do you have videos detailing your stuff strategy, the one that look like triple tops? Yeah, so those are stuff moves, brother. We don't necessarily teach triple tops like, which is as cliche as it gets to like the Google, for like, you could Google like, what's a triple top, right? We're gonna teach you stuff moves. So like, here's an example of like a stuff move today. Where is it? Let me pull up a bigger chart. Yeah, so we teach all stuff like this. We've got tons of videos on this in the library. Guys, check this out. So this is one of my favorite strategies and I took advantage of this today, right? So, here, let me, I know a lot of people function on the one, I'll just do the three minutes. So I use three minute charts and I know a lot of guys use the one minute, but just bear with me and use my time for, I use the three. So look at this, George. This is what I'm looking at every single day. This is a massive stuff move. So when the stock is opening up, MICR, there was a pump, other rooms got a hold of it and it was kind of manipulated. And MICR is, it's already got some meat on the bone. So this thing, quote unquote, meat on the bone, guys, is when a stock is up, but it has exactly what it sounds like, literally the proverbial meat on the bone or in a sense range or room to come down. So when this stock was up, I look at the percentage and I go, okay, this is up from 240 to, what was it, 320 pre-market.  So look at this daily chart. Does that look like something you want to long? I'll show you a stock that looks like a good long. Look at this. That's what you want to see when you're longing stocks. But if you see this, you think you want to long this stock, you think this company does good. Last week it's here, the other week it's here, the other week it's here. You see what I'm saying like, dude, five months ago, this thing was trading at eight bucks. Now it's trading at $2. Every fricking day it runs, it can't hold its gains. That's what these quote unquote, needle candles are in these wicks. When it wicks right back down like that, as you guys can see, I have BWAP on, so bear with me. But when you guys see these wicks that sound right back down, this is a company that can't hold its gains. This is terrible. I don't look at this and I go, oh wow, this is a great company. So that's number one. Then you go, what's the flow? How much is it up? Then I go to the intraday and I'm like, okay, this stock is up. It's really up on no news. What was the news? This is TOS charting. I can't even remember what the news was, but what compliance plan acceptance letter, are you kidding me? Or no, that wasn't it. Oh, 3.7 million contract award. That is nothing to me. That's not a phase two, three. That's not good end result. That's not a major acquisition. They've got just a little contract award out there with 3.7 million. What's that gonna do for a big company? Here's what happens, man. It's already up. It's got enough room to come down. This thing, now here's one of the number one things we teach, lines. If we like whole and half dollar numbers, guys, take a look, 350, this is a key level. If it runs into this, it could be a good short. Now that's front side shorting. So if you wanted to short into daily resistance levels and or whole and half dollar numbers, you can do that, just have set risk. I love backside. Like I've mentioned this whole webinar, I like stuff moves. You don't need a triple top just to see a great stuff. Look at this candle. Are you kidding me? Anybody that chased from, dude, look at this. Anybody that chased in here is dead in three minutes when this candle closes. So what did I do? I hit this. I'm hitting the next candle under VWAP. Not only is it bearish under VWAP, I'm hitting the pop back up to VWAP because this is the biggest stuff moving it just back to bunch of longs. Now we unwind them. And I cover it all the way down, which as you saw my, I do love backside. That knows me very well. Personal life and trading as we probably can all guess. So George, we have a ton of strategies on this buddy that I don't want you to think so linear that maybe it's just, oh, is this a double top? Is this a triple top row? We have stuff moves, examples every single day. That will set them live. Alex is really good at saying them live. Like he'll be like, hey, that was the stuff in a VWAP. You know, this was a high day stuff. This was a pre-market stuff, like whatever it is. And you're going to watch our videos and see how often these things occur. I mean, this is an A plus setup for me. It's up on no news. It's got enough meat.  It's a pumper chat. So when the longs that chase this following a Furu's alerts, sell into it. What do you think that's going to do?  So that's the whole point, guys. That's the whole point. Oh, great question, George. What was my stop for the trade? Great fricking question. So unfortunately, I did not get much on this at all. So this is, I'll show you guys exactly how I did this. So I set in order, right?  I can pull it up. Hold on one second. I posted somewhere. There I am. So check this out, guys. So where did I short? I chased it a little bit because I was so into this, but here's what I was willing to do. So this is what's called scaling. And I'm going to show you guys this. So I chased it. I said, dude, that is the biggest stuff move ever. I said this thing is most likely smoke.  Oh, that's a one minute chart. So this is a three. So I'm assuming it was like probably right there. It's hard to judge on a one first three, but I think it was right there. Then what did I do? I did this. I set orders right here. And that was my risk, George. So I'm glad you asked that, buddy. I set a hard stop on a high day breaks to check this out. I, you know, I set a certain line. Like it usually looks like, like this, or I used to do grain or something. This is where my hard stop is out. So I had scale orders. So this was the only filled one before I hit it down here as well because it continued breaking down. So I'll change the color, right? If this was a filled order, then it's going to look like this, right? This was a filled order. Now these were my fishing orders that I wanted it to jump up to that it didn't, right?  But if they did, I set a hard stop out immediately right here. So this would have been my hard stop at it. It would have looked like something like this, right? Bear with me. So just because these have not filled yet, I am already placing a hard stop right here. So you've got to understand what I'm talking about. This is the beauty of having a job that a lot of you guys do and you can go to your job and you can go walk away from your screen. So just because these haven't filled yet does not mean that I can't set a hard stop already. So say this was 2,000 shares, right? Actually, I think that's what it was. And then I threw another two or something like that. This was like 2,000 shares. So then here's what I did. This is an order for pulling 1,000, 1,000, 1,000, right? Like I'm trying, like I like the 5,000 share count usually sometimes on something like this. If it was more range or less range, maybe more, right? But this had medium sized range. So I was like, I can get a really nice move out of this. Just nice quick little scalp which turned out to be a total breakdown but I set fantasy covers. So here's what I did. 1,000, 1,000. Now what does this market stop out? Obviously if this is two and these are ones, that's a 5,000 stop out. Do you understand that? I am already setting this because it goes up here obviously these are going to fill. So I'm going to need a 5,000 here. So it just sits there unless it gets filled, never got filled and then boom, here's what happened. I got my fantasy covers, boom. I set them, I walked away. Whatever hit first, I set fantasies and I set that. So that's kind of like property trading. That's my style of trading. And I hope that was clear because I'm new to teaching that but I hope that was clear. That was a lot, that was a lot. What was your stop? Yeah, yeah. Arvon, what's up? Arvon, what's up? Dude, I met this guy in Philly who's a really cool guy, man. Really cool dude. Can you walk us through where you would draw lines for MICR pre-market? Would love to know how you would plan your trade ahead of time. So okay, so yeah, I love that you answered. I asked this question. I, because I'm only pure backside, it would have been very different had it been something like this. Let me show you, so DPW, right? This is a stock that has, these were my lines already drawn. This was literally my watches. Interested in a short around 525 in a previous talking action because I want outer lines. I'm not trying to chase it down here. There's better plays. I like the best odd case scenario, right? So this was my lines. I wanted to short the previous tops and I would draw a line right here for DPW specifically. I would go with the major failed candles and I don't like to use the Wix personally. I like to use the base of the candles. So where are the topping action, right? Right here. So this is what's called line-to-line guys, which Bao teaches and we teach here at MIC. If I'm shorting into this line, this is kind of an inner line. Like it's not necessarily a super outer line. These are the outer lines. This is where I want it to scale. But here's the thing. This is line-to-line. So say I hit here and I scale a little bit because this is a very far journey, right? From 475 to what? 520. Say I'm throwing a little bit of size right here at the inner line. If it breaks, I'm not trying to scale all the way up here. I'm cutting it and reattacking at the outer line. This, because these lines are much closer, maybe I'll scale the whole thing small size. I wish they were a little bit closer, but again, like play up to what you're comfortable with risking. So again, that's going from line-to-line. If this line didn't work, you cut immediately and now because say these were really close together, like say this, say I had three. Boom dude, I'm scaling all these. Me, Bow and Alex, we're going to scale all these. Why? Because this is one resistance point. This is three resistance points, bro. Think about an apartment building as Bow usually talks about. This is one ceiling. Dude, this is three floors close together where you've got to break through one wall, the next wall and then the next because these are all psychological price targets. Then check this out. Then you may have a whole and a half dollar number right there. So you see what I'm saying? Like you want to use line-to-line. It's very important. Make sure that you know where and how to scale because dude, I'm not scaling from here to here. I'm dead because what if it goes to here? You want to use our lines.  This is what we teach about my C, man. This is the best odds for success. So let me show you. This is, let's call it a 16 blackjack hand. Waiting for this is a 20. That's king, baby. That's double kings. That's when I bet bigger. So I may be taking a trade here but it's probably a couple thousand shares while I may want to get full size here because that is already pre-market over it. Do you see how many looms are underwater from chasing right here? So if this stock makes a journey all the way up here, bro, these guys are going to want to break even, man. And here's the thing. Trading is not in exact science just like nothing is in line five.  Yet people still crash in planes. So what do you do? If I'm scaling here, I am setting a hard stop for every single trade. So if this is my stock or maybe high a day, you know, depending on the range of volatility, this had a decent amount of range. I would not have scaled from 520 to 566. That's too far. I would have scaled this level, said, you know, if it makes it up to this level, I'm probably definitely going to cut it. So here's what I would have done. That's my hard stop, man. Dude, that's how you trade. That's line to line. Again, you know, if I'm playing inner lines, which are a little bit less probability setups, I'm hitting smaller. If I'm waiting for these outside lines, I'm hitting bigger because it's just, it's a better setup. And specifically when you have this kind of overhead. So something, oh, so to answer your original question, Aravind on MICR, how would I approach something like this? Okay, let's go live. Let's go live. See this buddy? Now, this is all front side. So if I'm looking at this pre-market, I'm not placing lines down here, like cause there's not enough meat. I actually don't want a short, like it like 287 unless it's like a Deslam candle, but it needs to create some overhead first, right? So like, does that make sense? I'm trying to let this make sense in the sense that I want this to go up for if this just died out of the gate, it probably wouldn't have enough meat for me to get into and not enough people bag. But because this had a big move, then yes, then I'm hitting down here. If this would have just died out, I don't know if this is gonna trap back because it might not have enough people stuck. So when I'm creating lines, if I'm looking for just backside, you do not need to trade everything out the gate. Bro, I'm gonna give this an hour. I'm gonna give this 15 minutes, 20 minutes, an hour. I'm gonna wait for my confirmations and boom, there it was. So I didn't draw one line on MICR. And by the way, I didn't even see this pre-market. I actually saw it one minute before opening it. Actually, no, I take that back. I, yeah, yeah, something like that. I can't really remember exactly how it happened, but it was like, it was kind of a last-minute thing. It was kind of last-minute. And then I was like, oh shit, like, yeah, that's right, I have the ball over there. I gotta get this. But I didn't put much thought and process in the planning of this pre-market because again, I think I'm confusing another stock, maybe BPW. Because this was, again, this was frontside pre-market. So I like pure backside and or a confirmation that's so strong that might be going into backside. Does that make sense? Maliguy, what's up? Like, Tosh, can you explain your strategy for securing locates? Say there's three low hangers, one hot chick with possible backside that day. How many different stocks will you locate? What time of day do you reserve the shares? Oh, bro, I'm waking up at 440 every single morning. As soon as my brokerage opens, I'm looking at everything pre-market and I am getting shares for anything, Maliguy, that one has backside already in it. So right here, right? If my brokerage has BPW, backside is at pre-market. In my opinion, there is enough overhead that while this may not be true, true backside, it's enough backside or overhead to tell me that if backside occurs, I'm securing locates for this, hands down.  I see this and while it's frontside, I'm not going to get as much, but I'm going to get a little bit because this may never give me an opportunity. So does that kind of make sense? Like I want to reserve more for the things that are more guaranteed, but anything that fits my criteria, you know, if it's over a certain float, if the thin-viz criteria is good, if the daily chart is good, like I'm looking at the daily chart, right? Like if four stocks are up with enough meat and the daily chart looks like this, I'm reserving for all four. If I can get the borrow and it's not, you know, 10 cents a share and absolutely expensive and I think it's worth my lot, but anything that I think will be backside now is currently in backside or extended right now and may have a depth channel or a slam channel later for a late day crack, I'm reserving, bro. I'm reserving and that's how I do that personally. You know, every trader is different, but that's what I do. Oh, and then low hangers. So like, sorry, let me also talk about, because you asked that. What was a good low hanger? This was not a necessarily great one, but I'll use the example because it's one that I can think of. And then I think there was another one that I wanted. What was it? Not FFHL. Someone helped me out. One ran today. Nettie, no. Was it OSN? There was a low hanger. God, I'm trying to think. Well, whatever. I'm just gonna show you this example. Oh, oh, sorry. It was DGLY. So something like this, right? DGLY. If something is broken down day one. Dude, I'm reserving this. I'm reserving this because it closed in this mid-range where there's enough meat to come down, especially if there's a relief pop into these guys right here which are all bagged from day one. So if the stock opens up, you know, right here, well, let's actually see where it opened up. Yeah, so see how it didn't gap up and it didn't really gap down? This is the level that longs are still stuck in pre-market from yesterday. All these guys are probably gonna want a relief pop out or, you know, to get outbreak even at certain levels. So I'm now looking for a red to green fail if it gaps down or I'm looking for, if it runs up like this, I'm looking for a previous high base scale.  It's do you have the patience to wait for the A plus setup? This was huge, man. You could have scaled into previous high of day with waited for this run up, with this is your stop, you know, if it breaks previous high of day because you do not wanna be short a day to play that breaks previous high of day. You just don't, it's a terrible strategy. It's a terrible risk reward. So, you know, while red to green, maybe down here because it closed down here. Dude, I mean, this is the A plus, you know, if you just waited for these, you would be trading less, but making more money. So even if you filled a nice starter, right? Like there's just, that's a big move, man. Like you can grab a nice size move and it's predictable.  So that's that. But on something like NVTR, right? I planned it, this was my planning chat. I posted this in chat. This was my kind of pre-market watch list, which I just didn't end up trading it because I got sidetracked and I don't like 80% institutional ownership as much. So again, I kind of just see how it kind of just teeters around, but I wanted, you know, it opens up down here. It's got a little bit of a weird gap. You know, it kind of gaps down a little bit. Previous high of day reject or a go green. So this is the red to green, right? If this is open up and this is the red to green, I usually, if it's gap down and not, you know, this kind of criteria, I am looking to hit it short right here or at least to starter. And then again, line to line. So I would short right here and then I would go into these topping actions right here with, you know, risk like probably up here, but I wanted to personally wait for it because I didn't like the criteria on this one. I wanted it to go about up here and then slam candle back red and then I would have shorted it like I would have chased the red a little bit. I would have hit it like kind of like the first red day, you know, a little bit like that strategy, even though this isn't really like that, but I would have wanted a slam back to red because I ideally wanted up here. I wanted as close to the previous high of day as possible. I wanted a 2020 setup, but if it would have reclaimed green a little bit and slammed, I would have taken that. I didn't want to take this particular setup with a little gap down at the red. So I didn't trigger it. Yeah. Yep, that's what Alex's favorite setups. Yep, that's what we teach, man.  Man, we have so much.  You become an annual lifetime. You have everything you've ever needed and then some. Oh man, hopefully that helps. Do you follow any furus to see what they're pumping? I used to, I used to. And then guess what? In all honesty, Sparky, I got addicted to it and I got reliant on it. And I realized I was not trading. I was just betting against them, really. You know what I mean? Like, I wasn't like, look, trading is, yeah, you sometimes want to have those things on your radar. I don't personally anymore, unless someone alerts and you chat that another room is in. But I used to just wait for those alerts and then bet against the opposite of them. But I realized, man, that's just, what if the pumps run out one day?  So I purposefully did not sign back up to them or use my buddies or use this information. And I just did it for myself. That was years ago, man. I was just like, you know what, man, I'm too reliant on just pumps. Let me really understand a process. Let me get into trading so that now I'm so based on my technical patterns. I'm so based on my lines, my process every day and my confirmations that whether, here's a great example, whether MICR was a pump or not, I'm getting in. That's my confirmation. I'm getting in. I don't care if it's a pump or not. And because I only get true backside now, I really don't need the pumps. I don't need to know if they are pumps or not. It's good to know, because maybe I can hold covers for a further unwind. And I think that's why hell covers all the way down here was because I knew it with unwind chasers. But my point is, is learn how to trade. Don't learn how to just follow the crowd or bet against the crowd. You see what I'm saying? You've got to really learn these things. So I detach myself from pumps for years. And nowadays, I honestly really don't care. I mean, I pay attention from the bleachers, but it's not my main focus. Yes, but I'll tell you what, Bao likes to do a lot of daily resistance trades. And some of that is frontside trading, but he's great at what's it called, like your LCI today, right? Like Bao's chart and he was hitting this on the way up, but he is so good about hitting daily resistance levels and covering quickly. So here's a general rule of thumb. If a stock is frontside, guys, what's this is? I mean, you can just look at the trend and say, this is not backside. If Bao is shorting these channels or these pre-market levels or daily resistance levels, he is doing what's called frontside covers, guys. He knows, Bao knows, check this out. He is skilled enough to know that if he's scaling this pot, if he's scaling this, he is planning on covering right here, guys.  So this is also what we teach, man.    That's just how it is. But does it mean that you can't make a ton of money on the way up? That's what Bao does. That's his specialty, man. And then when it establishes a channel, Bao is taking advantage all day, man. He's stopping all day, bro. He's trying to check the channel, man. He is playing channels until they break and they don't work anymore because there are so many moves in here that can be bought, they can be shorted, shorted into resistance and bought and support, whatever. The whole point is there are a billion ways to make money. That's just not my personal way of making money or Alex's. Alex is a little bit more my play style, but dude, again, what resonates with you? When you join MIC, man, we've got traders trading every kind of setup possible so link up with those guys that can help you maximize your personal comfort zone, your personal strategy. You see what I'm saying? So things like that. Not for pumps to learn a trade. Yeah, yeah, man, seriously. Love it. That's why you, Sparky, that's why I joined MIC in the first place. Not for pumps, but to learn a trade on my own. Yeah, buddy, I love that, man. Again, we're not a pump and done bro, man. We may alert some of our entries. We may show you some of our charts, but again, guys, I'm gonna give you the thought process behind stuff. We're not just nobody's here to show pony and nobody's here to be like, hey, look at me and brag and I top tick this and I'm cool. You know what's cool? Making money. Top ticking is cool, sure.  Where you go and tell people helping and helping others, man, that's as cool as a freaking guess, man. When you understand something so unbelievably precise and accurate, that you can pass the elevator back down and help others, dude. That's, dude, we're all about karma here at MIC, man. And now I'll ask myself again, when we created MIC, man, what was the goal to create the best community possible to hide nothing, to give you guys everything we've ever learned, to give you guys every strategy that works. That was using pivot points for how many years and could it theoretically have kind of hindered his P&Ls just because other people might be hitting those levels and he's not the only one that knows about it? Sure, but here's what it works and he wanted to share that message. That's the whole point. It's like, we wanted to give you guys the secret to trading, which there really is no secret. The secret is really just create a process and rinse, repeat every single day. Nobody's got the holy grail. You're not gonna join up MIC and make a million dollars tomorrow because we've got one strategy that's tailored to you. We're gonna show you what the psychology is behind the strategies that work and when they don't work, you protect yourself. It's all about entry and risk management. So, again, man, real traders helping real traders. Do you guys use hotkeys? We, a couple traders here do. I do not, now does not. Alex does not. I don't think the three of us even know how to put a hotkey on because here's the thing Sparky, when you learn how to actually trade and really get your process down, you don't need them. Look at this, man, look at this. DPW, dude, my orders are set, man.  My orders are set at the resistance levels. If I'm looking to scale here, I'm waiting for these to just get filled. Why would I need a hotkey? So, hotkeys is what the furus all teach you in like, oh, man, I gotta scalp three cents in a second. Boom, got it. All right, now I'm gonna leave you guys with the bag. That's ridiculous, man. That's not trading, that's fucking. Go play those arcades of ski ball and stuff. It's like, you gotta be so precise on all those machines. That's hotkeys, man. Now, I plan all my trades. Hotkeys are for furus who wanna pump stocks to you. Yeah, because the thing about a hotkey is speed, right?  No, dude, speed is going to help you. But I'll tell you what, I know some slow frickin' traders and they make a ton of money. Why? Because they know where to hit a stock and how to protect themselves if it goes wrong. It's simple. Trading is not easy, but it's simple. If you plan your trades, you wouldn't need a hotkey. Not at all. Like, dude, I don't even know how to place a hotkey. I swear, I got it.  Bro, you'll learn hotkeys and now you're just boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Like, you're just typing so quickly because now it's so convenient.   For the hard stop, do we have to wait for your orders? No, you do not. And that's the best part, Stephen, or Stephen. That's the best part, bro. Say these, check these. Watch this, buddy. I'll go by color so you can kind of understand by color. Say that that is all. Say the green is a hard stop and say that these are unfilled orders because they would look like that on DOS anyways. They would feel unfilled. The color would not be shaded in for, like, watch, I'll show you what I mean. Like, these are filled in. Those are filled in. So when your order fills, these are filled in the colors, correct? So when an open order is out there, one sec, when an open order is out there, they're not filled in. So check this out. If I wanted to scale this level and this is my hard stop, I can already set my hard stop with my orders that haven't filled yet and go to work. And here's the thing. If they all fill and rip against me, my hard stops there to protect, man. So again, like, dude, if you think that, you know, you join MIC and you've got a job and you can only trade the first hour of the open, you're like, oh man, I don't want to join MIC. I don't want to pay for a community because I can only trade the first hour of the day. Bro, that's all I do. And I said at hard stop, I could theoretically go work another job. I don't, but I could. I could just make money in the morning, set my hard stops, even if they haven't filled yet and go to work. And then come back later and be like, oh, my fantasy covers hit or this and that, and then monitor it for mobile. Like, dude, when you learn how to properly trade, man, there's no restriction. So just because you guys have a job or a career doesn't mean that is not a restriction, man. That is a speed bump, a minor one at that. Not those ones at the mall where you can't go even two miles and over without your car feeling like a frickin' 2012 happen and this style opens up in the floor cracks. I'm talking like speed bump where you can go 40 over, you know, and you don't even feel at those ones. So, terrible analogy, but whatever. Our keys are chasing, yes. For the hard to get that, I tried on my TZ, won't let me set a hard stop until my order is filled. Oh, that I have, I looked seven. I don't know anything about TZ. Nothing bad to say, nothing good. I don't know anything about them, but I will tell you that if that's the case, I guess that's just how their platform operates because DOS, you can set them even if they haven't filled and that's what I do every single day. Bro, I set my orders and go make a coffee. I swear to God, so I don't get emotional because if I'm nursing my position, I'm gonna get emotional. I'm an emotional guy. Can't you hear me talk? You know, I'm friggin' all over the place. Like, me and Bauer are emotional guys, but here's the thing, man. You can do things that can tailor to eliminating those emotions as a trader. I have to be, man, because, dude, I'm an emotional guy, man. In my first two years, I'm watching every tick. I'm stressing out. I'm watching the tape. I barely even watched taping more, man. We are so confident in our lines that I'm not gonna say you don't need tape, but fuck, man, myself and I know a lot of traders that make, you know, they make money without tape. So just saying, how do you deal with halts while orders are in? Do you cancel your orders in anticipation of resume to check where it resumes? Sometimes, it depends on the situation turbulent. I mean, I wish I could show you a live example, but yes, sometimes, sometimes. It's just both, man. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. It depends on the halt, man. It depends on who in it, you know, maybe a chat room got a hold and I found out and I'm not worried about the halt or it's pretty natural or organic and there's a ton of volume and demands, the hot chick of the day. It really just depends, man. Can you set mutually exclusive orders on thoughts like a range order to stop you out or cover for profit? This is a question for our moderator, Joe Kelly. So let me tag him, maybe he can come to the rescue. I don't know anything about a range order because I have never used one. I use hard stops and regular limits and market orders if the spread is tight and I just need it and lack of it. But my point is, you know what, we've got videos on this, brother George. I don't use range orders, man. So I assume yes because Dallas is freaking amazing but I just don't use them, brother. I personally don't. But they're great range orders and OCO orders are fantastic. So we'll see if Joe Kelly can answer that one. Yes, OCO orders. Thank you. Thank you, pal. We totally have videos on this. I know that.  I showed you out of lines. I showed you basically how to use hard stops, kind of my style of almost proper trading.  I mean, we talked about a lot of cool stuff today, man. I'm gonna tell you right now, guys, this is the tip of the iceberg. You guys can't even imagine how much more content we have, how many videos we have on this stuff. Like, dude, if you learn something new today, imagine if you joined MIC. For real, like, think about that for a day. If you thought this webinar was good or maybe this kind of opened your eyes in any light, imagine the shift that we offer every single day to members. We have live commentary of all of this. Dude, if this stock is going up, Val is telling you exactly where he wants to hit and why he's hitting it, or if he thinks it's an void. I'm warning people all day in chat if I think it's an void, because maybe it's a super low float, it's a hot chick of the day, whatever it is, man. But again, this is just a tease today, guys, or a preview, or I do this every week, but this is just to show you guys what we're offering and to really show you guys that a community exists where everybody is taking care of each other. It's a very positive environment. We've got endless content and you can never feel scared to reach out, don't feel scared to reach out. And we really just have a ton of stuff for you guys to learn and we just want to show you. Back to my slide. So let me pull it up real quick. I want to, I got a couple more slides. So just to kind of bottleneck this a little bit, guys, just kind of cap this, we have a new thing. So we have a 30 minute beginners course and you can apply now for a free trading session. All you got to do is go to the link and see. So if you are not a member yet, guys, check this out. We covered a lot of it today, but I'm going to tell you right now, check this link out. It is fantastic. www.alextemiz.co, you know, for the HTTPS obviously slash slash. It's going to be really good, man. You'll like it, you'll like it. Sign up. And then next is how to contact us.  It's a family, it's brotherhood, everything in between. We're not just another member at MIC, not just a number we are going to get to know you, hopefully meet you one day. Like we just, you know, hopefully meet you one day. Like we just met a ton of traders in Philly and dude, we've been open a year, right? Like we've been launched for a year. I'm starting to see members, man. I'm shaking their hands the fifth time because they've come to all of our boot camps.  We just threw a Chicago meetup. Alex is going to do a New York meetup or a New Jersey one soon. That would just San Jose, man. Like, dude, we're trying to change the industry for the better and we're trying to get you guys on board to learn, man, because we know how scammy it is out there and how many times we were juked and, you know, taught by people who just didn't know what they were talking about.  We have people in MIC a week in understanding our strategies, following along with Chat knowing exactly what to look for. Again, I'm not going to say you're going to join MIC and make a million dollars tomorrow. That's unrealistic.  I'm not a scammy salesman. What I'm telling you is you're going to have the best fighting chance, man. You're going to have a really good chance. You're going to be surrounded by some of the most hungry, talented, best traders who are all helping you. I mean, here's the thing. MIC, because we're all looking at the same thing, it's a scanner in itself, man. Not only do you have a watch list every single morning right here where Alex talks all about this. Dude, we're practically a scanner at this point. If you scroll up and see all the stuff that we're talking about, if something comes on the radar, MDGH is a pump, this, that, you don't even need a scanner. So if you're paying $100 or $200 a month on a scanner, bro, you don't even need it. Just go to MIC. I swear, I'm not like, this isn't rocket science, man. It's not rocket science. So this is how to contact us guys. Our Twitter is My Investing Club. Instagram, My Investing Club. Alex Demanz, AT-09, underscore Trayor. Modern rock, modern underscore rock, modern underscore rock for both. Toshatmyinvestingclub.com. That's my email. If you have any questions about MIC joining, upgrading the lifetime, you know, from annual, talk to me, talk to me. Here's my, here's my Instagram, tbradley90, underscore Trayor. See me drive around and talk about stocks every now and then. DM us guys, reach out. Do not be shy. Do not be shy to reach out to us. We are a community to help each other. Val, you still trading the LCI, bro? I love it. Val's still trading it, man, I love it. That's freaking hysterical. So guys, thank you so much for coming along, man. I love doing these. I do these every single week. I record the Q and A's. The Q and A will be posted. I hope you guys got something out of this.  And again, you know, we've got content every single day of the week, man. So you're never not up to date. So if you are a member, go see Austin's webinar tomorrow. It's seven PM Eastern Standard Time. It's like two hours. It's so intensive. It's so exclusive to our strategies, what he's trading. And if you're not a member, sign up today and you can watch it tomorrow. All right guys, I'm gonna click out of here right now. Enjoy the rest of your beautiful Wednesdays. I hope you guys killed it today. If you didn't, come on down. See you guys. Hey traders, this is Tosh. I go by T Bradley 90 in the My Investing Club chat. Just wanted to reach out and say, if you have any questions about MIC, joining MIC, maybe you're a member already, you have three ways to contact myself personally and through MIC. You can hit our social media. You can hit me through PMs in chat or you can contact us through my email at Tosh at myinvestingclub.com. That's T-O-S-H at myinvestingclub.com. I will get back to you in a timely manner and I'm saying this because I'm here to help and I don't want anybody to be afraid to reach out and ask any question that they have. We are here for you guys. All right, see you guys.


Hello everybody! In this video, I'll show you how to create a quick disk in your computer's random access memory and use it to speed up your Windows or certain applications, for example, a browser. The speed of the hard disk seriously affects the general performance of your computer. That is why, for modern computers, having an SSD is better than a conventional HDD. However, the RAM is several times faster than the SSD. There is a way to allocate a part of the computer's system memory to create a separate disk within the operating system. This is what I'm going to tell you about. Dear friends, if you need to recover deleted data, use utilities by Hetman software. Follow the link in the description to visit our website, download a utility for free and install it. Then start disk analysis. When the process is over, it will show the files available for recovery, and you will be able to bring them back. Our blog features quick guides to solve all kinds of problems faced by Windows users. Our channel and blog offer solutions for any issues from installing the operating system to remote administration and connecting mobile devices. Our specialists will be glad to answer your questions in comments to videos and articles. So if you have an old computer without an SSD and you want to speed up your Internet browser or another application, you can do it by allocating a part of the computer's system memory into a separate disk. You can do it with a special program – AMD Rata and RAM disk. To begin with, download RAM disk from the developer's website by following the link which I give in the description. Install and run the program. In the settings window, specify the size of the disk you want to create. Don't forget that it will be created from the system memory available in your device. It's not recommended to use more than 50% of the memory you have. My computer has got 8 GB of system memory. As we can see, it's possible to create a disk no bigger than 4 GB. I allocate 1 GB. For my purposes, that is enough. You can change the disk name and letter, but I will leave them as they are. Now go to Load, Save tab. Here specify the disk where the image of the disk being created will be stored. Choose the one you like. In Load options, choose if you want to create a separate disk in Explorer or only load its image. For demonstration, let's create a new disk. Change the settings to save the disk image after disconnecting. If you want, you can set up extra options in the Options tab. For example, if you are going to save the image of the disk you are creating to another disk and not your system disk, then check Disoption. You can also enable or disable loading the disk at system startup and so on. After you've finished with options, click on Start RAM disk. The process of creating the disk will start, and you have to wait until it is over. As you can see, a new disk appeared in Disk-C folder. In my case, in Disk-C there are two files of the newly created virtual disk, with the name and size that I chose. Before you start using it, it's better to restart the computer. As you can see, I have just created a new disk using some of my computer's system memory. Before doing anything with the disk, let's check its speed. I'll be using a utility called CrystalMark. It is free. Find the download link in the description. To do it, I will open CrystalDiskMark and start the test for the SSD installed in my computer and DiskZet, the one I have created in the system memory. I will not go into details, but you can see that the DiskZet created in the system memory can read and write data several times faster. How can you use such a disk? You can place portable versions of programs there, or a small virtual machine or any other application which you want to work as fast as possible, or a browser cache. You can use it to edit audio or video files. Everything depends on how much system memory is available and what tasks you have to deal with. For example, let me show you how to set up Google Chrome to save its cache to RAM disk to make the browser work faster. To begin with, right-click on the Google Chrome icon, Google Chrome, Properties, Shortcut. Now add the following command into the target field. I will leave the command in the description. Where as that is the letter of your RAM disk. Apply. OK. Now, after using Google Chrome for some time, a folder containing the browser cache will appear in RAM DiskZet. The browser cache will be saved there and loaded from there. As a result, the browser will work faster. I've taken this method from the AMD RADion RAM Disk official website. Besides the tutorial for Chrome, it's got similar guides for Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. I will give the link in the description. In our channel, you can find a whole series of videos about setting up, optimizing and discovering useful functions in Internet browsers. You will find all the links in the description. To disable your RAM disk, start AMD RADion RAM Disk again and click Stop RAM Disk. That's all. There is no DiskZet in this PC folder. If you want to delete it completely, then delete the image files which are located in DiskZet, in my case. By the way, you can restore Disk Image Files or Virtual Disks Files with Hetman Partition Recovery, and you will find the link in the description for this video. Advantages of using this system memory in this manner are obvious. The disadvantage is that while you are using RAM Disk, the computer loses some system memory. That's all for now. If you learned something new from this video, hit the like button below, subscribe to Hetman Software Channel and don't miss other useful videos. Thank you for watching. Good luck!