But that is my sincere pleasure to bring to you, Melissa Armo, this is Dr. Swiss.com, you should see her screen up now, it's a nice giant shark there in the left corner, you can resize it and take it down from the one X to two thirds. Please put your hands together and welcome our host for today, Melissa Armo, this is Dr. Swiss.com. Let me know if you can hear me, let me know if you can see the chart. Going to do something a little bit different tonight, instead of doing the lecture I had planned, I'm going to talk very specifically about what I do, which is look for gaps in the market daily, and you're getting a treat tonight, because we're looking at a live gap here that's happening right now, this is the chart of Netflix. Can everyone see the chart? Let me know. Okay, I think you can see it, okay. So some of you may have heard of me before, some of you may have not. For the benefit of those who have not, I will tell you that I started out trading in 2008, it's a long time ago now, 10 years, and I did a lot of different things when I first started out and one day I made a lot of money in a gap and it was a short and actually it was Netflix, which is one of these stocks that are very often traded and had a lot of luck trading. Netflix trades with a lot of momentum and a lot of volatility. At the time that I was trading it, I mean it was so long ago, you can look here at the chart, the price of Netflix back in 2008 is nowhere near what it was today, and this is actually skewed because the stock has split because it was up over $700 in 2015 stock split, but at this time really in 2008, 2009 when I had been trading Netflix, it was worth around in the 70s. So the stock now had reached over 700, that was back in three years ago, plus then they did a stock split, and now the stock ran up, made brand new all-time highs just in the last two weeks, and now it had earnings tonight and the stock is gapping down. So for those of you that do not know what a gap is, we're going to go over that first because I think it will be very beneficial for you to see that tonight, but I focus only on gaps. So every day in the trading room money through Friday, I look in the morning in the pre-market to find what stocks are gapping, to choose what stock to trade each day, and I do prefer to short, and right now Netflix is gapping down, okay, and I did rate this gap using my system before I got on the mic here tonight, and I'm going to talk about that, but and again I'm going to explain what a gap is for those of you who don't know it, but I teach a class about once a month on how I determine what stock to trade every day and in what direction, okay. Amos, I'm not sure I'm sitting as close to the mic as I can, can everybody hear me? He's saying the sound is down or low. I can try to reset it here, hold on. I reset it again. Daniel said yes. Amos, is that any better or not? Not really sure what else to do, maybe just turn your sound up specifically in your computer if you can or something. Oh, it's the same. All right, I'm sorry, this is the best I can do. Anyways, getting back to what I was saying, okay, that I only really do one thing, one strategy, one system and its gaps. I find that if you get really good at one thing in the market, you can have success. It's not a good idea to be okay, so show or have a lot of information in the market if you want to make a lot of money because it just doesn't pay because you never really get good at anything because you're constantly doing different things all the time every day, whereas I'm constantly doing the same thing over and over and over every day and for 10 years, so that's a long time when you consider the fact that I'm only doing one specific thing, okay, and I'm mainly short. Now it's not that I will never go long, but I do prefer to short, all right. So one thing I want to review that you understand my strategy is gaps and there's a lot of people out there that talk about gaps, but they don't really talk about them in an appropriate way. Now what do I mean? People look at gaps incorrectly and a lot of people when they're looking at charts using technical analysis, even regular traders that trade based on technical analysis like buying support and using moving averages, a few of those I have on this chart here is the daily charts, the daily chart of Netflix that we're looking at here going back since January, but gaps are very important and that's why you really should know how to read them correctly so that you can make money because if you take the position correctly in the right direction, in the market you can make money and if you don't, you're going to lose. It's really that simple, but you have to be able to predict. I actually get up every morning with that mindset that I'm going to predict where someone's going to go. I'm going to walk you through that a little bit here tonight, okay. Obviously you can't learn my system unless you take the class, the classes this weekend. Since I'm not showing a PowerPoint slide of Catholic, you put my information in there. You can email me at melissathestalkswitch.com if you want to sign up for the class. It's July 21st and 22nd 9 to 5 and the cost of my class is 5500 US dollars. If you want to sign up, you must email me for the information. If you want to trial for the room this week, you can email me as well, okay, but what you would learn in my class is how to find the stocks each morning before you trade to short or go long, but I prefer short, okay. So I'm looking for short. So the class this weekend is focusing on the shorts. Now I focus on shorting what? Stocks that are gapping. So the principle or the concept behind this system is I'm looking for selling action, institutional selling, big selling, okay. And then I'm trying to determine not only where the big selling is, but also will it continue because the only way, like if you wanted to get up tomorrow morning, and I'm not telling you to do this, but I'm saying if you wanted to get up tomorrow morning and trade Netflix, what would you do? You only have two choices to make money in Netflix tomorrow. You can go long or you can short it. So it would be a good idea if you knew what to do, if you wanted to trade it. Why? Because Netflix, you know, obviously is going to have a big move tomorrow. The stock normally has a big move in any day anyways, especially after the earnings of stocks going to have a big move. And the question is it up or is it down? You will be able to make money if you get the direction right. And once again, if you don't guess what, you'll lose. So the name of the game in trading and to be successful as a trader is to get the direction right. Okay. Everybody with me so far.  Now right now we're in the after hours time. It's called the post market. It's 430 Eastern time, but the market just closed a little bit ago. And I'm just going to pop it up here and this is a five minute chart. So the five minute chart here of Netflix shows you that it closed today. This is the close of the stock 443. So that's the closing price of Netflix to day at four. Boom. Now it's not trading there right now. How do I know? Because I have the pre market or post market activity little click tier in a check box. You can take it on or you could take it off. So if I took it off, I'd see the same thing as I saw on this one. Now I want to see the gap. So I put it back on boom. And there you have it. Okay. So this is happening live. The earnings came out and the stock is trading down and I can see it trading down. How do I know this jiggy is moving and you can see this even here.  This is a one minute chart. So every bar here is one minute. Boom. So this is 406 407 408. Okay. So you see the price of Netflix is what? Well, it's not $400 and 43 cents. Like it closed that it's at where here. This guy is moving 344 54 and it's still moving now. Okay. So time of the day is 439. So what is Netflix doing? It's gapping. So I've got it's gapping down. What do I mean? I mean from where we close into where we're trading right now, the price is lower and it's not a smidgen. It's not a baby. It's, it's, you know, almost 60 bucks lower. Got it? So this is, this is taking a plummet right now live as we are sitting here. We're watching it.  This is dragging the whole market down. So right over here is the QQQs. I'm also going to look at the spy. These are the market indices which I watch. Okay. And this is down tonight too. These are all down tonight too. And so is the sector overall. Apple down tonight. Amazon which made new highs today down tonight. Okay. I didn't look at Facebook. Let's look at that. So the Netflix earnings came out pulling the whole sector down. Let's look at this one here. So a gap is the difference through the close and the open. You can see them at night. You can see them in the morning. You can see them whatever they happen. They could happen anytime at night. They can happen anytime in the morning. They can happen anytime between 4 and 9.30. Boy, this is taking a while to load here. Yeah, this is down. Not as down as much as some of the others but this is down. Okay. Any questions so far? This is still falling. Look. So what would you learn if you came and wanted to learn my trading method? You would learn how to find Netflix. You would learn how to find whether or not Netflix is going to do what tomorrow morning. Rally or fall? Because that's how you're going to make money. Boom. That's it. Okay. So we can all agree that Netflix is down tonight and it's falling right now. Obviously if you had taken a position short into the close at like 358 and shorted even 100 shares of Netflix, you'd be up thousands of dollars. But no one knew where the where the earnings would go. No one knew it all.  So you can't do that. So you have to wait, wait until the stock gaps. So I'm not getting a position until I see the gap. Does everyone understand that? But after you see it, after it's there, after it's live, after it's there, okay, then you go through a process, which is what I teach in my class. It's a 26 point rating system. Well, I will rate it. I will rate the gap and then I will determine if it's a long or a short. Now, here's the thing with Netflix right now. I have no idea if the stock is going to open at 930 tomorrow morning at 3, 543, 48 or whatever it's trading at right now. And why? Because the stock moves so big and so fast. This stock could sell off 30 more points by tomorrow morning and look completely different or it could rally 30 more points by tomorrow morning look completely different. So what I usually do is wait until the morning. You can look at stuff at night depending on the times on your end. I'm in Eastern Eastern times out in New York, but you can look in the morning or at night if it helps you. But even if you would sit down right now analyze this figure it all out. If you had done the class, you'd still have to double triple check it in the morning because this is a stock that moves a lot and it could look very different. Everybody with me so far. Now, how would there be different ways that you can make money? So say you go through it. Say you would determine that you think it's a short. Well, how are you going to make money? Well, this is an expensive stock. So it's an interesting example because if you take my class and learn in the class to learn how to take entries to day trade it, you could day trade Netflix, but it is very expensive. So another way to trade Netflix would be what? Doing an option in it. If the stock is rates well tomorrow morning, which I don't know if it's going to, but if it does, you could buy a put in Netflix, which is essentially like shorting it down to a certain number and you don't have to worry about buying power and margin. So that's another way to use the system as well. You can use the system for options. You can use the system to day trade actively. But when you day trade, you take a position, the position costs you per your buying power and margin. For example, you know, 100 shares of Netflix is going to cost you even. That's not even a thousand shares. A thousand shares really is not a big position, but a stop in Netflix is something that is probably going to be kind of big as well. Anybody have any questions so far? I'm going to look at the gap from Friday. That's all I have to say on Netflix right now. I'm going to pull up a chart from Friday. Friday was Wells Fargo, but does anyone have any questions about Netflix? Does everyone understand what a gap is? Because you're looking at a live gap right now. This is very significant. And the nice thing about trading gaps is they have big moves. They have fast moves. They have volatility. They have momentum. They have volume. And as a trader, as an active trader, and this is whether you do options or whether you day trade the position as an equity, you want to trade stocks that move. That's the only way you're going to make money. And you want to trade stocks that have volume too. Because you don't want to be caught in a position. You don't want to be stuck in a position and not get filled in or not get filled out. Or even if you put the stop. Everybody with me? So is anybody there? Because no one's writing anything.  And there's a bigger chart of that. All right.  But this is a very quiet group. Let's talk about more practical terms here. Wells Fargo. This is a trade from Friday. Wells Fargo would earnings Friday morning. So this was today. I'm going back to Friday 713. Everybody see it? This is Wells Fargo. Say you wanted to day trade. Say you wanted to do this. Say you wanted to do it for a part-time income, a little bit of money. Say you wanted to do it every day. Say you wanted to pay your bills doing this. In fact, let me just take off today so you don't get confused. This was Friday Wells Fargo. So Wells Fargo closed here. And what did it do? It gapped down. So don't look at this what this did in here. Just look at the gap itself. The stock closed the night before Thursday night at 56.03. Boom. Gapped out in the morning where? Opened at. It opened down. It opened at 54.74. Okay. In this tail is selling action, which is all of this. Do, do, do, do. This is all happening here. So all of this movement down is selling. That's what's making the big move down in the tail that's being formed here in the morning. This was Friday. So Friday in the trading room, we did Wells Fargo. I rated the gap in the morning. We rated it as a short. So we did a short in here and we got the drop. Do you see here how this fell? This is all that you need to do every day. Every day, if you could capture any percentage of a move of this, whether it's 30%, 50%, 100% of the drop down of a selling action in a move, which, which, which you don't capture all the move. We don't get out of the low every day, but any percentage you get in here is profit. So your goal every day, if you come in, want to learn my method and be with me in the room is to capture this boom, boom, boom, boom. You take it out. You take it, get out. You take it, get out. Okay. And if we do Netflix tomorrow, I don't know if we will. I do not, but that is what we would look to do in the same thing. Okay. That's all you need to do every day. So I'm focusing in the morning and focusing the first half an hour of the day and focusing on the big move. I'm focusing on a quick move. I want to get in and out, in and out, in and out. I'm not an investor. And if you are an active trader, you're in and you're out. And I focus on one stock, one pick per day. Sometimes I do a retake if the first trade doesn't work, like say Wells Fargo, if it had failed, we would have retaken it, but it worked. Okay. And the idea is to find what's going to follow through in the selling action, if you're shorting, or what's going to follow through in the buying action, if you're going long. Okay. Does everyone understand? Everyone understands every single solitary thing that I'm saying, or you don't because I'm not, I'm not getting any questions. Let's look at another one here. This was Thursday. LB was a gap that happened on Thursday. So you see LB. Okay. Again, it was a gap stock closed here the night before closed at 3677 boom, open in the morning here in the 12th at what 3429.  In fact, this sold off all day. This was one you could have traded several times actually, followed through the next day, even still looks weak today. This is 716. So this was Friday and then this was today, Monday. Do you see this is selling? See it? So you want to short a stock like this, you don't want to buy it, but you need to know that this is going to continue lower to short it on the day. Otherwise, if it rallies, fills the gap or holds support, you're not going to make money. And that is going to be a very interesting thing to see what happens with Netflix tomorrow. Again, I have no idea where the stock is going to open at 930. That's so far a long way from here, from now because of this, the way the stock trades. But this is what you would learn from me and I'm telling you, this is how you make money. If you can find and figure out the time of the day to play the stock, the right entry to take it, the right pick, to know that it's going to go up or down, you can make money. And you're taking it and getting it and you're getting in and out, in and out, in and out. That's all that you have to do. And the amount of money that you're risking, you're determined by your share quantity of the share size that you're deciding yourself based on the size of your account. So for example, say you want to risk $500. You'd be looking to turn over that $500 one time minimum per day. Say you risk $300. You're looking to turn that over $300 one time per day. That's your goal.  It's the idea though that your goal is that. So say you take a trade and you're risking 50 cents, you are looking to try to make 50 cents or close to 50 cents. Got it? Let's go back and look here. Again, same pot time period, 712. This is the LB. Look at this. Nailed this one. Just this was a once a grind, just a terrific call. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Okay. You take it, you short it. Take it, short it, boom. But you got to know. You got to know. I'm very aggressive when we're doing these trades, very aggressive, very aggressive. But I have the conviction, I know. And how do I know? Because ahead of time beforehand, I'm looking at the gap and I'm determining at night or in the morning, way before 9.30, what I want to do. I have a plan of action. The plan of action is set. I know how much I want to risk. I know what I wanted to do. I know what area I wanted to hold. I know the targets. I know the resistance. I know the support. I know the gap rating. I know all of that. Okay. So I know all of that ahead of time. And I'm not even stressed out about it because just like Netflix, I have, if I wanted to do this, which I'm not going to determine now for the reasons I told you, it's so, there's like, this could look so different, you know, in, you know, 15 hours from now or whatever, how many hours it is to 9.30 in the morning. But the point is though that you, you're not in a rush. So many people wait until the open to determine what to do. Scan, scan, scan, scan for half an hour, scan for an hour, scan, scan, scan, looking what they're doing, what they're supposed to look at. They have no plan of action before the open. I have a plan of action before the open. I like this, this, and this. I've got them all rated. I have all the numbers figured out. I know what I want to do with them. And then I watch them to determine if they're going to set up. I don't know if they're going to set up. So I don't take any positions in the pre-market like LB. I wasn't in this at 8.30. I don't know what this is going to do at 8.30. I know what this is going to do once I watch it after the open. Okay. And that's also how you can contain your risk. And that's going to be one of the pickily poos of Netflix tomorrow. Like for example, wherever it's at in the morning, wherever I rate it, one thing I know for sure, there's going to have a lot of volume in it in the pre-market. Okay.  I am not, and I would never be in this right now, but I'm telling you, there are traders in this stock right now. Some are buying it. Some are selling it. Okay. And some then will be in it tomorrow morning. Some will be buying it. Some will be selling it. Okay. But I don't look at fundamentals. I look at technicals. It's advanced technical analysis in the gap, and that's what I teach in the class. But you know, fundamentally, whatever they said in the, I didn't read the whole jiggy, something about they didn't have as much subscriber growth, whatever, whatever, fundamentally, they said about Netflix. Some people would say, oh, this chart is good. This chart is strong. This chart is in a net trade. Netflix is a good buy. Then some people will read the reports and the earnings and say, oh no, this isn't a good buy anymore. This doesn't look good or this is lower. So you see how everybody has a different opinion. I don't go by opinions. I go by, boom, I'm looking at the price of Netflix right now or tomorrow morning before we trade it. If we traded it at all, I don't know. Because again, I don't know where this is going to be tomorrow morning. But I look at the price of something in the pre-market before I trade it and I rate it based on the price action. So there's no, well, I like it. Well, I don't like it. No, I use technical analysis and I use that information to help me determine if the stock is going to continue to fall or if it's going to get bought because it's very well could get bought tomorrow or it might keep selling off in which case then we want to short it. Okay. It's not based on opinion. It's based on using the price action, using the numbers. Does that make sense? So it's not as subjective as saying, well, fundamentally, I think Netflix has good growth. You know, all the stuff that people talk about on TV. It's not about that. When you're trading, you know exactly right now. Netflix is trading and it's moving, but it's trading at 346.39. You know that. There's no opinion on that. That's where the stock is or in that range. It's trading in this range really ever since it fell off a planet, you know, an hour ago, here was four o'clock. It's been trading in this range, let's just say between 342 and 346-ish. It's been trading in this range. Ever since it had the big drop, that we know. And we can see what's at right now and that's not disputable. It's a fact. So when you train based on price action, when you learn how to analyze it correctly, that's when your mindset becomes so much better than trading and you don't feel like you are throwing darts at a board when you're trading. You feel like you have a reason to say, oh, I see what's happening here. I see the buying coming in. I see the selling coming in. I see it's going to continue. I see it's not going to continue. I see the price that it's trading at. I see it moving higher or I see it moving lower. And you use those facts and that information from the price, which everybody that's got a live chart can see right now. You all can see it. It's not about fundamentals or opinions necessarily as far as that goes. So it gives you a much more intelligent way to trade and that's why I like trading based on technical analysis. But it's advanced technical analysis because I'm looking at the gap, which is something that not everybody does and a lot of people that do it do it wrong. Eclipse Trader said it makes sense. Does anyone else have a question? I thought somebody had a question there, Cathy, but it didn't print. What else was I saying? Does anybody have any questions? If you're a long-term investor, that's a very different mindset than being an active trader. It's a very different mindset. First of all, your time horizon is completely different and then also your risk is too. So it's very, very different when you're looking out long-term investing versus active trading. And a lot of people are stuck in that mindset of long-term investing, even though they want to be day traders because everybody was taught, oh, buy low, sell high, buy the dips. But that doesn't work for active, active, active trading. Because if you're an active trader, you've got to get in and you've got to get out with the profit. You've got to get even out with the cash before the market closes. And the market closes at four, no FNs or buds. K3LG, that's a very long name. How do you determine if a gap down will continue down? I bounce up in the gap. That's what I was trying to say to you earlier. It's not a simple boom like that. I go through 26 points. It's a worksheet I go through every morning for every single stock that I want to rate. That's what you would learn in the class with me. It's a 16-hour class. So that is how I determine it. There's 26 points. I'm not looking for a perfect score. I'm looking for 20 or more. I'm looking for 20 or more. So if it's an 18, 19, it's 50, 50 chance of working or failing. 20 or more if you're confident with the system that is a high percentage chance of working, that it will follow through. If it rates under 20, the rule is don't do it. Now I will tell you right now. I did rate this before we started talking here.  And I don't want you to take this by gold because I don't know where this is going to be tomorrow morning. But I'm telling you, if Netflix opened right now this second, if it was 9.30, which it's not, it's five o'clock, the stock rated 20 points. You could short it. But it's not 9.30. I have no idea where this is. This could drop more. This could rally. It would change the whole rating. But I did rate it at four because I'm like, oh, I just want to see what this rates. And around four o'clock it was 20 points, which means, you know, we'll be doing something in this tomorrow. But it may not open here. It may open down and it may change the rating. It may not, it might get better. It might open up and it might get better. I don't know. It's like saying what if and or but it's just the same reason I said to you, I don't know where Netflix was going to gap. I couldn't tell if it was going to gap up or gap down. I didn't know what they were going to say in the, on their news report. No one knows. It's insider information. But once the gap occurred and I saw it falling off the planet, one, I knew that would drag the whole market down in the whole tech sector, which has been the only thing lifting the market, which is exactly what's going to happen. So the market's going to gap down tomorrow. That I know for sure, too. And Netflix is going to gap down. One thing I can tell you, and this I know for sure, Netflix will open lower tomorrow. I don't know where, but it will. And so will the market. And so will all the tech sectors. But whether they will fall or not, we'll determine the reading in the morning. But tonight, this is 20 points. So if it was the open, we'd be looking to short this. And it's probably a better put because of the price. But I have no idea what the put's going to open up tomorrow. So, you know, you could look at the close of the puts tonight. It's going to be nowhere near, nowhere near what it's going to be tomorrow morning because nobody knew. Nobody knew what this was going to do until after four. And then the options, you know, had closed. Next class is going to be a due classes once a month, Angie. It's earning season. It's busy time. It's a good time to trade this. I'm telling you, this week and next week is the busiest every day. There's going to be stuff to do like crazy. Now next week, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and what's something that's really, really weird, guess what? And Google, they're not all the same night, which is going to be crazy, crazy volatility next week. Usually, and I don't know if you people know this enough, but I'm telling you usually a lot of the big names report the same night. Like, for example, on Amazon, Google always report toe to toe. They're not next week, which is really weird. So like every day next week is going to be nuts. I mean, it's going to be a wild ride. And I did predict that July would be a wild month and I'm not wrong. So July is going to be a great time to trade in August. I do not have the calendar for August classes yet. I know I'm doing the class this weekend. My own schedule has been crazy because of doing television plus trading the room, everything else. It's, you know, I'm only one person. So I'm taking the time to talk to you here tonight. If you want to do the class, do it this weekend. I don't have August schedule. If you're on my marketing list, you'll find out when I do it whenever I get my TV schedule for August. A risk to reward ratio. That's what I was saying earlier. K3LG. I'm looking for one over. So if you are, if you can afford to risk a thousand bucks, $1,500, what's your, what, how much money are you looking for? You're looking for one over. You're looking for $1,500. If you can afford to risk it, if you can't risk what you can afford. But the difference between making $500 a day or $1,500 a day is what? It's the same trades. Everybody that's in the room is taking the exact same trades as me. Okay. Now everybody gets filled a little bit differently, but the size of everyone is different. Some people have accounts that have five grand in a prop account. They are not risking $1,500 a trade. Some people have a hundred grand in a retail account. They are risking $1,500 a trade. Okay. There are some days that some, some traders email me that they've made as much as me and sometimes more because they've had a little bit. I mean, LB is actually a great example.  I forget if I was on TV or not last week. No, I was, I was on that day. So, you know, I like to trade the morning. I like to be out early. That's me. That's my personality. Plus when I'm out and I'm up and the goal is in, I'm up and I'm done and it's in, you know, if you want to do this and you rely on it, you can in it or you, you need the money to pay your bills or whatever. When you know you're up, you're up. And if you don't get out, then you might not keep it. I don't know if that makes any sense. So I know sometimes it's good to hold longer and sometimes I wish I had sometimes to go back and say, oh, I could have held it a little, but you know what? Every once in a while, you have to say, you know what, no piggy targets. If your job is taking it out, taking it out, taking it out, taking it out, then you do it. My goal, my job, the way I look at what I do is number one, find the best stock to trade every day. Number one, that's what I do. And I do it extremely well. Number two, find the perfect entry. Every single stock that I trade, every single one, every time I do that very well, I don't think it was anybody actually better that trading the one minute chart than me. I'm just really good at it. Reading live price action in seconds, milliseconds, less than that, and then calling the trades live in the room and doing them. And then three, I have the targets. But you know what? Sometimes I don't hold the target. Sometimes you're up and you're up and you're out. And here, this is a good example because this bar, when I called this trade and we did this one here, this was so fast, so quick. I had no expectation that this, I just want to show you this is, here, we did the trade right here. This bar, high of the bar is 3421, lower of the bar is 3367. Okay. So this bar was like 50 cents, just whoo, you know, like that, like just pretend you, this was you and pretend that happened.  I mean, instinctually, you might get out. Now you might have a target of 33, which we did. I mean, the target of this was 33 and this went there. Now I'm just going to show you here, this did go there. It took right into 10 o'clock to get there. But at 932, okay, if you did this trade, you were up a lot right as soon as you took it immediately. Basically your goal for the day in less than 60 seconds. So you have a choice. So I don't usually move my stops. If you do the trade and you want to do something different than me and you were up this much quickly and you want to move it and put the stop at break even to try to get it down to a bigger number, fine. But know that if you do that and the trade reverses, guess what? Then you're not going to make anything at all. So the consistency, okay, the consistency for me is finding the pick, rating the gap. That's what you learn in the system, taking the entries. That's what you learn. I'll teach targets in the class. I teach and we go over, am I giving you the targets in the room?  They want and believe and actually think that the biggest trade in the world is going to come to them and they're going to make all this money and somehow all the losses they ever had ever trading in their whole life in every class they ever took that they never made any money with and they didn't learn a thing. They're all going to get it and it's all going to come in one big trade if they could just get that one big game. But it's just, I'm telling you, that's not reality. Reality is you chunk it out. And that's how you do it. And every once in a while, you will take a trade and I will say this is amazing and it will open and swish or do something crazy and I'll say we're holding it, holding it, holding it, holding it, holding it, or it'll just fall, it'll just fall off the planet. Like, I mean, honestly, Netflix and I, again, I do not know where this opens tomorrow. So I do not know. But I'm telling you, I wouldn't be surprised if Netflix opened and swished. Swished down. Okay. I don't know, but I'm telling you it's going to be worth watching. So that's something else you learn in the class. But the point is that every once in a while, you're going to get a big trade. It's just going to fall into your lap. But you don't force it because that's not really what this whole thing is about. It's not about really getting rich. And I don't consider making $1,500 a day rich because I live in Manhattan. So I have a different perspective than a lot of people about money. But I'm telling you that whatever you're willing to risk, you're looking to flip it over one to one. It's dependent on how much you know as far as your learning ability to grasp the concepts in the class and then also follow me and listen to what I say.  But there are days when there are people that definitely hold some of you straight down and they have a little more patience or they take some out and hold the rest. That's up to you. Okay? Either way, you got to follow the system. The system says 26 points. You got to follow it and you can't deviate from it. And there's no deviation if you want to do well. And if you don't have a system to follow, then the lesson tonight is find one. If you want to take my class, you can learn mine, follow me. But if you're trading arbitrarily every day, scanning and scanning and scanning and some days going long and some days going short and some days doing gaps and some days buying gap fills and some days doing this and some days buying support and some days shorting, some days going with the market, some days going with the sector.  I can tell you, I know that. I know a lot of traders that have been had the business for six years plus. I've talked to umpteen million people and I never, I don't think I'll ever be not surprised at the things that people say to me. I mean, it very clicked very quickly. It clicked very quickly for me when I started trading, um, which again was a long time ago now, 10 years, 2008. But it was very, very quickly that I learned that I only needed one trade a day to make money. I mean, that's all that I needed. It was like, Oh, there, that's it. First of all, my commissions weren't expensive then. Second of all, you know, it was very easy to trade. It was just like magic when it would happen. And that was really all that I needed. And the days that I would continue, this was right at the beginning when I didn't, when I didn't force myself to realize that I would give the money that I made back, which was in Saturday.  I mean, I'm just telling you, it is the way to go, but you do have to know what stock to look at or what to do. Kathy, I'm getting a weird little thing with hot com. Can you hear me or is it timing out? Just got a weird circle with the arrow. So does anyone have any other questions? Good questions here tonight. Quiet group though. I wish I knew where Netflix was going to go by tomorrow morning. I don't. I can tell you it's going to have a wild ride. If you want a trading room trial this week, email me. I'm Melissa at the stockswush.com. I'll send you a trial to sit in Tuesday through Friday. I'll be here the rest of the week. It's going to be a busy time, a busy week. If you're interested in the class, email me as well. If you have questions, I can send you the class outline to go through it. I don't know when the next class is. I'm sorry. I'm living week to week here with my schedule. Luckily, it's worked out so far. This weekend, Daniel, July 21st and 22nd is the class nine to five. I'm trying to think there's anything else I was going to say. So the class focus is on shorts, okay, because we mostly short mostly. The chat room you can only join if you take the class. It's $400 a month if you go month to month, but you must have taken the class CDK. No one is in the room as a member without having learned the system because you have to be able to follow me in the trade set up quickly like I just showed you in the LB. If you sign up for the year, you get a discount of 30%. And actually, everyone but one person in the room is signed up for the year. One person is month to month. He was away for a while and just came back. So he's tippy towing. But the idea is if you join the room, if you do the class, you take my trades, you take the calls, I'll call it boom, boom, I'll say 40 by 60 or whatever. Okay, I'm giving the pennies, I'm not giving the dollar amount. And do you see here why in Netflix, that would be ridiculous because I'd be like, you know, $410, but it wouldn't be enough time to get it out to take the trade. So you got to know and I put it in the room, Netflix rates 20 points. Here's the target, here's resistance, here's what we're looking at, here's what we're doing. And then when I call it the trade, I'm giving the first number is the entry, second one is the stop. The idea is to follow me. The idea is to do what I say. And most of the people in the room do, some people don't. Some people don't follow me. That's on them. But I think it's very interesting now doing this for as long as I have been, you know, I'm teaching adults. It's very different than teaching children. Everyone is independent. And a lot of people that want to do this are independent. People are independent thinkers. But after a while, people start to realize, Oh, this person knows what she's doing. And then they do follow me to the letter. But, you know, I know there's some people that hold trades longer. In the case of LB, you see here how this would have paid. Let me go back. You see here how this would have paid. But in the case of Wells Fargo, you see how this would not have paid. So if you held this trade into the afternoon, it flipped, you got stopped, you lost, it flipped. Completely went boom. And this one here fell. So that's why focusing on what I'm doing in that time frame from 9.30 at 10, 10, 15, 10, 30 that morning is critical. That's the time we want to trade. That's the time I'm focused on. That's what I want.  That's all that I need. That's all that you need to. Okay. That's why I just say, listen to what I say. Look, this is down even more. Look, look, look, look, look, look. This is going to break a new low right now as we're talking. I have no idea where this ends up. I wouldn't be surprised. Here's going to break 342. I would not be surprised. And again, I have no idea. And I'm not going to take any more time this now because I'm tired, but I wouldn't be surprised if this dropped another 20 points by the morning. I mean, I don't think it's going to break 300 by tomorrow morning, but I wouldn't be surprised if it dropped down in the 320s. And you can see here right now, look, look at the volume. See in the square top of the square with a B, 1187269. That's the volume at four. This is a 15 minute. That's the volume there.  Look at the bars. In fact, let's look at the one minute. I took it off. Let's see how much volume people are trading this after hours. This is like a death trap. I would never trade the stock and the post market. It would be insane, but people are. Look, this one bar here. Look at this. It's crazy. 33620. This is only a one minute bar at night. Look at the volume. This is insanity. Look at that volume in that bar. I mean, the market's close. And look at how this puppy's going. Let's see what the biggest one is in here. Here. This is a big one. No, it's only 3821. There 56865. That's a lot. 101, 167, 136, 115. And the first one here, 163. Here, this didn't break the low yet, but it's going to, it's going to any second. 34226. So once you begs your trade each day, you're out of the room. Yes, that's the plan of action. I think it works. I think it's good. Remember, day trading, you're not going, you're not looking to become a billionaire as a day trader.  That's it. It's you're, you're, you're just chunking it out. It's income. It's boom, boom, boom. You're again, 200 grand a year, 300 grand a year, 400 grand a year. That's not, that's not super duper rich to me. You, you are going to, you're playing money out of the market with what you can afford to risk and that's it. And I could be risking more. I mean, maybe I'll step it up at some point, but I'm in a comfortable zone with myself right now. But the fact is that you're, you're, you're, you're just pulling money out. If you want to get super duper rich with, with the market, learn this, do this for money and pull it out. Do options as well for money and then do long-term investing on the side. But when you do long-term investing, you gotta, you gotta have a bank role that's John Mungus people. Okay. So pull the money out of the market that you can for income because that's what day trading is. And you can look at options the same way too. But as far as getting rich, that's long-term investing because you gotta be able to take a position. You gotta be able to hold through it. You gotta be able to get a big move in it. I mean, if you look at the market, I'm just going to look at the market because the market is such a great example because the move that the market had in 2017, power trended up. I'm going all the way back. So, you know, from the time, and I'm just looking at this, just, this is so long ago now, November 2016, remember the election. If you had bought the market there, I'm just looking at the spy around 210, but you would have had to buy it. This is not cheap. And if you do overnight, it's either cash or two to one margin. You would have had to buy the SMP, the spy outright at 210 and to get this move. It went straight up. You wouldn't, you were never down any day of your life if you bought it there. And it ran right up to 284. So you would have got 74 points, assuming you would have got out. Even if you ran it today, you would have got, you know, 68 points. Okay. You'd be up, but you had, you would have had to wait for, you know, it's not two years quite yet, a year and a half for that type of profit. And you would have had to have the cash to take it and do it. So you see how that is a much different concept than what we do. But day trading can get you to that point for the money to help you do this. It can build your account to have to do this as a separate account. That's definitely true. And learning the gaps, learning how to do bullish gaps and bearish gaps can help you determine the placements for these because it will tell you that the market gapped up. The market gapped up when this, the one that stood this and ran out. This is a gap up market closer gapped up. And if you bought this gap up that happened in the market in November 2016, the market, you would, you were never, never, never down in an overnight position. And that's phenomenal. So I mean, and that may hold for the next five years, I don't know. I mean, I have no idea, but that could hold for forever for all I know. But I'm just telling you that you would learn the gap structure to be able to take positions better for overnight. But that's not what we do every day. And the reason is because you have to be able to get the money out. If you take an overnight, you, you could have said, okay, well, fine, targets in the market overnight are 220, 225, 230, 230. I mean, you would have had all these targets, but you can't, you don't know when they're going to get there. You do not know when they're going to get there. So you have to wait. And if you need money right away, if this is your job, if this is your livelihood, if you're doing it part time, if you want to buy a car, if you want to do something else, go on a vacation, pay a bill, you can't wait until it gets to 225. Do you know what I'm saying? Like you got to do it and you have to take it and you need it. And so you can't wait, even though waiting is great. Waiting is wonderful. Waiting is great. You can get rich, taking, you know, long term investing, if you know how to do it, well, you can get rich, but you need a lot of money. You got to take good entries. You also have to ride the moves and the turmoil of the volatility of the market. A lot of people don't have to sweat and brains to do that are the cash behind them. So if you don't have to do that to make money, that was the point. So why not just do what is very, very easy to determine and see which is get in, get out, get in, get out, get in, get out, get in, get out. And I'm telling you right now, and I'll say this one last thing and everybody go. It is so much more easy, way easier, okay, to, to, to predict like for me to predict where something's going to happen, like right now, the second, the next second, like the next minute, like the next five minutes, the next half an hour, this sometime tonight, because it's early 522, this here in this Netflix is going to hold the gap down. I can tell you that. And I feel pretty confident it's not going to go over 350. I also feel pretty confident it's probably going to break 342 before this closes tonight at whatever time the post market closes. So I, but I don't know where this opens tomorrow morning.  So I, I, I can tell you where I think it's going to go like soon, but not like long term right now, the second, do you see how it's easier to tell where someone's going to go quickly rather than, then long term out. So like if you're looking at something and you're taking a trade, if, if you can determine where someone's going to go in seconds or minutes, then, then that's easy to trade.  So why not taking it out? Like I don't know my schedule for TV for August. I know it for today. I know it for tomorrow. I know it for Wednesday. I actually don't even know it for Friday. Like that's very far for me, but I know what I'm doing tomorrow and that may change too. I know I'm not on tonight.  It's five 23. Like I know what I'm going to make for supper tonight. Okay. I don't have to go to the grocery store. I have it. I have it in the fridge. I'm having leftovers from last night. Okay. So I'm going to make dinner when I'm done here tonight. I'm going to get ready for bed. So that I know, but I'm going to have for supper tomorrow night. Do you understand what I'm saying? Like you, you know, it's so much easier to determine what you're going to do sooner rather than later stocks are the same. Does that make sense? And that's why trading and quick fast trades and getting in and out in movements based on where they're going in that moment and the moment that you're trading them is so much more easier to determine. And that's why I look to trade this chart. Now again, I'm not doing this in this right now, but I'm just telling you, that's why I'm looking to trade this chart. This is probably going to break for 342 soon. I mean, I thought I was going to like 10 minutes ago. It's going to. And how do I know? I'll give you one more and just quickly answer, see if anyone can guess. How do I know me? Okay. How do I know that this is going to break 342 tonight? How can I tell that? Like one of my wizard or how do I know that? Anyone want to guess quick for Kathy kicks us out? Anyone alive? Kathy's going to guess. She needs to make herself dinner and her cats. Does anyone want to guess break 342 this evening? Kathy, it's bouncing along the bottom. It hasn't made a higher high or a higher low. Look at those things, but you're right. That's a correct statement from Amos and Eclipse trader. Those are correct statements, but I don't really look at that. But anybody else? Any other guesses? All of those things are correct. That's not what I was thinking, but you're right. Stock patterns. What do you mean, Mike? Bigger volume of the drops? I didn't really look at that, but that might be correct too. Let's look down here. This is volume. We have a green bar here and a red bar here. Looks pretty similar. Nobody said the answer. No one's, and that's why all of you should take my class because nobody said the right answer.


So thank you for coming this session and thank you for David Kong team in David Kong. There are many first thing for me, the first trip to abroad and the first presentation by English, so it's a challenge too. I hope I could tell you correctly what I mean, so this session is a rethinking of the review and watch with third experiment of the youth camp. Sorry, so summary of this talk, current review and watch fire is set as two complicated, so after the new format service, this one can serve it. This is a general detail about first, who am I, I serve introduction and why I'm curious about David Walsh, introduction about David Walsh, their own watch, current statistics, and social measurements of David Walsh and last conclusion. So I do my self-intervention, so my name is Kintaro Hayashi and I'm acting as a contributor for David, and I'm a final point, especially soft-dome one, not for a cross-scale or a third-party, and also working for Kray-Korey, Kray-Korey encourages an employee to do free software activity and my trip to David Korn are also sponsored, it's awesome. As a contributor, I'm doing some package maintenance, Grunga, Karmstadt database engine, and Absorbing Releases Monthly, so I'm periodically meeting these packages. And next topic is why I'm curious about David Walsh. This is Torrigate One Bag Report, this is about a redirector for David Walsh. This bag report says about four several mincho, David Walsh far and he's too complicated, so many use many mangroves, Peji mangrove, then your mangrove, you bring your mangrove.  He says this situation derived from pre-empting WALT, so it's annoying. So my motivation is it seems that something David Walsh far and too complicated, so I look into, I decided to look into David Walsh. So next topic is introduction about David Walsh. As you know, David Walsh far is useful to check a new version. And about David Walsh, Wikipage are good start point. And Wikipages, it is brand new, are listed, so you can refer it. And Wikipages, common mistake takes to avoid also listed, not escaping wrong fire extension, not anchoring the version, not starting the version part, not flexible enough path, not mangrove upstream, not mangrove deviant versions, not support cryptographic signature, so many pitfall. If it's okay once, David Walsh far is prepared for package, but as you know, some pitfall are there. So David Walsh far is very useful for package maintenance, but sometimes too complicated, so it should be more simple, I think. Next up is a current study disk. But I think it could be more simple demo version part, but we can judge, the idea is good or not, we can judge it. So we need to discuss based on the fact, especially data. So I decided to correct David Walsh data. And so David Walsh far provides API for it, well documented. And so David Walsh far provides package list API, so we can correct source package list. So list of package list like this. And also provides package info API, so you can get suit information about package. Here's an extra example about Grunger case. So you can use this API to correct specific release, GCE or a storage or a browser and so on. The response is about Grunger package info is like this. So you can see Grunger package info. And it also provides file info API, so you can get pass to grow your rail. So in this slide, the latest keyword is described. And actually it compared to actual latest version, so it's useful. So low URL API, low URL in response here. So if you access low URL, you can get content of David Walsh far itself. Actual response is like this, David Walsh far. So now we are ready to correct data. So just correct source package list in stable using API. Correcting each David Walsh far if a variable via API and analyzing on the visual data by myself. It has to manually correct the Walsh data, so I write some utility for it. And for analyzing David Walsh far, it needs to parse option also. So I also developed several modules extracted from UCA, System Comprehensive Diagramming this year. Actually almost 27,000 square source packages are there, so it comes to some question about David Walsh. Walsh far is how many packages you think David Walsh far or which version he uses or whatever the popular hosting site. The answer is 84% packages using David Walsh far. And version 3 Walsh far is frequently used. Next to David Walsh far. Top far hosting covers 58%. Detail is, Walsh use is GitHub and the cheaper source for it and the director for Piper and Hackage is the top far. So 84% source packages are already supporting. So if something good way to improve it, it's better to try. Another point of view are opt usage. It is classified to pull part, not use, early use, central use, or open use part. These options are not used and rarely used option are here. Central use option are here. And open use option are here, as you know. So this is a graph for frequency. What option is used? Very few option already used. So the first is top far hosting site are using. Option are very limited usage. So estimation is we can simply different Walsh far for specific site. So what is truly a required information? There are some information to be pearls or hosting owner project. It is summary two, three information. So I saw news, central idea. So hosting corresponding type, owner corresponding to lower project, corresponding to project, right? So all the rule and statistic, a new rule are here. And difference, it could be more simplified one. New rule statistic were like this. There are many pros and cons. For maintainer, easy to maintain. And flexor enough, if a WRA change, you can avoid pitfall by common mistakes, mainly introduced by a regular expression. And there are some cons for user developer. Supporting each hosting file is needed. And some puncturing nerve is lost contrast to previous rules. And new rule does not have full functionality. So traditional rule and new rule need to maintain. Back to new rule, it is not verified. How actually, practically enough or not. So need to experiment. Here is a step to verify and modifying use can and running soft bar keys. We are to previous version for use can and execute use can with current rule and modified barring. Comparing DHS result, DHS is an external health status. So it's a machine readable output of use can. So I prepared a test case. One is new rule for GitHub. It's a typical use case. I prepared for OSD, but currently it does not work well, so I'll omit. Again, recall new rule for GitHub is here. And it needs to modify use can. So if I think version are on the regular expression, signing by new rule to emeritus previous rule, such work are required. So I'll show some demos. Here is a previous rule. Then execute previous one and new rule. This is all new rule is applied. And this is new rule. So you can see same functionality is guaranteed. This behavior is easily accomplished by very small patch. I did GitHub.com, but OSD.net not worked well, so I need to do more tests. Here is conclusion. So there is a bit redundant case in Devon watch. So Devon watch can be simplified by a new suggestive rule, but not very diversified. So I need more testing and feedback. You're welcome. Thank you.