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"What's going on, Neil? It's just because it's Friday? Neil was just doing his thing. Yo, we're out, man. It's 2 o'clock. Somebody speak up, man. Someone speak up. How come the chat wasn't looking out for us? I don't know, man. But they screwed us again, man. Crazy, bro. I got to change the battery."
[00:00:00] Speaker 1: What's going on, Neil? It's just because it's Friday? Neil was just doing his thing. Yo, we're out, man. It's 2 o'clock. Somebody speak up, man. Someone speak up.
[00:00:07] Speaker 2: How come the chat wasn't looking out for us? I don't know, man. But they screwed us again, man. Crazy, bro. I got to change the battery. Yeah, do your thing, man. Do your thing. I'll hold it down for like another 10 seconds. Neil was just like sipping his coffee.
[00:00:22] Speaker 1: No, man. Crazy. It's okay. Guys, it's been a good week, man. We had a good trade yesterday. That was Joe, by the way. Good trades today. You know, not the greatest. We have a little bit of LFT, but not going to complain about that. How much LFT? Yeah, not bad. Not bad. It's been obviously not a great week for the portfolio. For most people's portfolios, especially if you've been locked into some of the semi-names, some of the microchips, it's been a tough one. But hey, you know, as we talked about earlier on, so long as the fundamentals remain good, I think the technicals will follow. But we just have to be patient about that. Make sure you're using your stops and you're getting into your trade plans. But it's been an interesting week nonetheless. I hope next week is a little bit greener for everybody's portfolio. Hopefully, we'll get some good news as well on the weekend with respect to some of the tensions in the Middle East and we'll be able to put some of the inflationary pressures behind us. I think this is like, guys, USO, just to give you an idea, is up 143% year over year. I would really not mind seeing that number go flat or turn negative by like mid next year. So we'll keep you guys apprised of that. We've got the big boy show coming up. As you know, Sean off. Today, he'll be back on Monday. But Neil and Joey Opsh ready to take you into the afternoon. Let's send it over to Neil. Joey will join him shortly. Take care, guys.
[00:01:47] Speaker 3: Why you got to rush? You slow down, man. You take your time, Sharif. It's Friday. You got to chill. It's such a rush to get it over here. It's crazy. It's crazy. You're acting like this is network TV, like we got a schedule or anything like that. First of all, the crazy thing about it is at least I typed something in the chat. Because straight up, like, Katina might have been like, ah, whatever. Let's just see. Because usually if Katina was here, we probably would just bet. Bro, what are you doing? Okay, so what time do you think they're going to notice? And then one of us, we pick a time. We do a lot of over-under. It's traders, right? You always want to bet on stuff. So we do all kinds of crazy over-under stuff between us. I would have said something like, okay, let's go 203 over-under. And then by the time, when will they realize they've gone over time? And then we'll do little tiny bets all the time. Just random stuff. Or it'll be, so we used to have one, Sharif will appreciate this. It'll be like, how many times do we mention OG Bovin? Or like, whoever is active in the chat. It's like, well, how many times? We'll do over-unders all the time. On the trade floor, I'm being straight up. Like, before the show, it was like a bunch of traders. It was always just the most random crap that would get bet on. We had one dude say he could rip a phone book in half. And then it just erupted into, okay, well, I think he can, he can't. I think he's going to get this far in. So you had people taking side bets. Could he kind of tear it? That was part of it. There was a whole thing where a dude, we had like, we used to have water. It was horrible. Instead of like having a water fountain, we used to have like the plastic bottles. Tons of these plastic bottles on the trade floor back in the day. Which is not good for the environment, man. Too much plastic. But people were throwing them into the recycling bins one afternoon. It was like a slow Friday. Can't make this up. Like one person hit from deep. Like it was a legitimate shot. And the second that happened, it was like, I bet you can't do it again. And that turned into a solid 20 to 30 minutes of people just betting on these shots from like further and further back. Trying to get empty water bottles. People were drinking water just so we could bet the game. It was wild. But that's just how it is. We're having some fun with it. I'll let Joey settle back in. I'm not really involved in too much of anything. Like in the afternoon, I'm always looking for like trend breaks, VWAP breaks. Like this happened on iBit. And then there was that headline that popped USO. And it came right into the trend line in VWAP. So I just like scalp shorting this. I'm not seeing anything that's incredibly crazy. SpaceX is making some moves. That could be a little something. You know Moderna is likely to be a bit of a mover. They actually held that 206 top and starting to break down. It's got some good lower highs. That could be something if it breaks down. But we'll just try to keep it in the pocket this afternoon. As it is a fun Friday. And oh, I'm in the wrong chat. I've got to make sure I'm in the right chat. It rolls over. I'm like, why is it so slow? Here we go. Antonio Powers. No, I don't have tequila in this cup. And Shreve was wrong too. It's not coffee either. It's always in the afternoon. I don't drink coffee in the afternoon. I always do like tea if I feel like it. It was a little chilly on the walk today. Who hit the bank? Which is because I had a cup of tea? I don't know if that's worthy of the button, but I'll take it. I mean, I don't really care. That's absolutely fine by me. And it would be, if I was going to choose something, it would probably be like bourbon. I mean, you can't get that here anymore.
[00:05:24] Speaker ?: What's that?
[00:05:25] Speaker 3: Bourbon. Oh, yeah. Nowhere. Like, there's a very few, there are a few places that have stocked it. And this is all because of the terrorist stuff. That have stocked it for a while now. And so they might have like a little bit. But like, even with some of the places I knew that used to have it, they're all out. You can't get it. You can't get the good bourbon in Canada anymore unless you've got your own stash. It's all about the stash. And yes, someone said bourbon.
[00:05:49] Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of Copperhead Road? I have, yes. All right. We've got to go down there.
[00:05:56] Speaker 3: And what is UWMC and why is it a boom and why should we be looking at it? Wow, look at SpaceX. John, why is this a boom? It's up 16%. It's a dollar. Volume's meh. That's not a bad daily chart. Okay. I mean, we kind of see your argument. I'm looking for stuff that'll be wild this afternoon. Like, what's going to move this afternoon? SpaceX. Yeah? You know what's crazy? I had a flat bottom break order on SpaceX. SpaceX at $146.50. And someone said, Neil, isn't that a long in here? And I was like, eh. I had a long off VWAP. I'm like, long. This was like long bounce flat. Flat. I'm like, that was a waste of time trade right there. I mean, at least it didn't lose. But, like, come on, man. So, I was looking at the flat bottom break. Once I saw it hit that bottom, I'm like, okay, if it breaks this, I'm going short. And in the chat, someone said, well, you know, the thing about flat bottom breaks, if they hold, isn't it a long? I'm like, yeah, probably. And then there's the long. Of course, I'm looking for short. But at least we found something in iBit. So, hang on to this. If it gets to the low of the day, that's an easy exit because the market's not that crazy. And what else we got? Old Wise Trader, maybe some other space stocks will get pulled along. Possibly. But SpaceX seems to be on its own island. And N-Vessi, I saw you ask about Intuit on the weekly. Why not? I saw you ask a couple of times. And you know what? Let's go look at INTU on the weekly for you. A little W pattern, double bottom. Hey, sometimes that resolves itself positively. On the weekly, the major moving averages aren't giving you any help, right? Like, that's, I mean, the daily, maybe they're doing some break above. I think that's worth checking out. But yeah, but on the weekly, you got to take out, what, 370-something here to break that. That's not a bad, it's probably broken this little downtrend. Remember, it's a weekly chart. The time frame, if you're looking at something on a weekly time frame, then the breakout, just because it wicks it one day, isn't really that useful. Like, you need it closing above, or at least getting to the, if it gets to the end of the week, or like Thursday, Friday, and it's pretty clear it's looking good, then you could nibble early. That's, but on a weekly chart, you really need to confirm things on a higher time frame. So good bottom hasn't really broken this out just yet. Yeah, that's really not too bad. What do we, yo, Joe, what are you looking at? Do you know this kid?
[00:08:19] Speaker 2: I was going to ask Adaira if she would.
[00:08:21] Speaker 3: Yeah, I know who, I mean, everybody knows who this is. You know Nick Shirley, right?
[00:08:25] Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But why, what's the deal, why are we looking at?
[00:08:27] Speaker 4: He was literally at the White House a couple days ago. Yeah, exactly. At this point, everybody should know who it is.
[00:08:31] Speaker 2: Nick Shirley, yeah. He did, on the high-speed rail, he did a big bit on that. So no, I was just heading over there, and I seen this. A very interesting kid. No background in journalism or anything along those lines, and kind of just blew up. So there's some videos, and maybe some educational content that you can take a look at later. But we're not here to pump any other people's tires, but our own here, Neil. Listen, yeah, it's definitely better. And Daira's better than him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can agree, man, when it comes to that, for sure, without any hesitation. That's just true. Yeah. Yeah, I agree, man. I completely agree. That kid is a fraud, says we do. Okay. I've only listened to a couple of things from him. And look, here's this Tesla trade from Brighton Early this morning, Neil. But that's it, man. This was our second best trade. We took hefty hits on the NASDAQ. The NASDAQ was our worst performer here today. So you got the thumbs up there, Neil. So we'll send it over to you whenever you're ready. No, no, no. You think it's time. All right, all right. No, but I seen in my peripherals there that you gave a little bit of a nod. So let's see what we got going on. Like, I mean, this is the blemish. We eliminate this today, and then that's it. Like, we're positive we go four for five on the week, but instead we take this. What's a grifter mean? I don't know what a grifter is. You guys got to understand I'm oblivious to some of these things. I actually do live under a rock, all right? So just in my own little bubble and circle.
[00:09:56] Speaker 3: Yeah. That sounds – that can be uncomfortable, though. It's very.
[00:10:00] Speaker 2: It's not comfortable. How's it on your back? Pardon me? How's it on your back? My lower back is – actually, you know what? The more you strengthen your core, the more your lower back improves. I had mad lower back issues because I used to play roller hockey, and I remember when COVID happened – we'll get into the markets in a second. When COVID happened, so I just purchased my old condo, and I had to – I couldn't go to the store and buy anything. So I had to order a mattress off of Ikea website, got the wrong mattress, and then, like, a month of sleeping on this thing gave me, like, five years of lower back pain. And this was in my early 20s, dude.
[00:10:36] Speaker 3: You never buy no mattress you haven't slept – you haven't laid down on, bro.
[00:10:39] Speaker 2: Exactly. Well, I had to. I had no choice at the time because it was COVID. It was – yeah, it was – it wasn't bad. So why are you giving us all the fingers? It's actually not the middle finger. It's the index finger.
[00:10:48] Speaker 3: Can I see? The thing is, it kind of – yeah. It looks like it, but it's the index finger. It is the index finger, but I see why people might think that.
[00:10:56] Speaker 2: Roller derby? No, roller hockey, bro. Roller hockey.
[00:10:58] Speaker 3: Roller derby was – that was – That was, like, an epic sport. Yeah, that was a cool sport. I mean, it was kind of, like – that was fake, right? Because I feel like – Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like wrestling. It's like wrestling. I never really – Obviously, it's physical, but I don't think it's very real. Do you know what's real? The really real? The really, really, really, yo? Yo, tell me. There's just one thing I want to say. Got a bullish alphabet view as the AI story develops? Well, Global X, G-O-O-P, or Goop Power Stock ETF, offers leverage exposure in Canadian dollars with foreign currency exposure hedged. You can learn more at globalx.ca, PowerSuite. Scan the QR code out in front of you. And the intro to that was a little bit of Grand Puba, whom I guarantee you Joe doesn't know. The whole – there's just one thing I want to say. I have no idea, man. Copy, copy, copy, copy, copy, copy.
[00:11:48] Speaker 2: But, yeah, Neil, listen, like, see, this is what – this is – I feel like this is the narrative in today's session. It's just like, hey, you do have some buyers step in, but then eventually the sellers have the ability to step in and take control. It's the same thing at SpaceX at this 147 or 146.50 level. And then now you run into this resistance zone at 148, and you head right back in, and it looks like you're going to break the bottom here at 211 on NVDA as well.
[00:12:13] Speaker 3: I feel like I need a segue challenge. People say it's like a segue master. I think that would be too easy for you, man. It's – like, there's easy segues, but, like, you have to have, like, the – you ever heard of the Nick Castellanos thing?
[00:12:26] Speaker 2: No.
[00:12:27] Speaker 3: Okay, so –
[00:12:27] Speaker 2: Nick Castellanos is that guy who does the imitations.
[00:12:31] Speaker 3: No, no, Nick Castellanos is a baseball player. Oh, okay. And if you look it up, it's the weirdest coincidence ever. This dude is – he just constantly would hit a home run at a point in the game where an announcer is trying to have a serious conversation about something.
[00:12:47] Speaker 2: Oh, yeah.
[00:12:48] Speaker 3: So they were talking about this, like, veterans moment or whatever, and then, like – and then something would happen. But the famous one is, like, a commentator accidentally said something really bad on air. He knew he was going to get fired. So later on in the game, he's like – he's doing his apology live. He's like – you might have heard something earlier from me that's not my character. I want to apologize to all the fans. And there's a deep drive to left field by Nick Castellanos. That'll be a home run. And so, like, that's turned into, like, a meme thing. But it's hilarious because, like, multiple broadcasters have been in the middle of something deeply serious, and then this guy just goes yard. He just goes yard? It's, like, four or five times.
[00:13:26] Speaker 2: Was this recently? Was this, like, a year?
[00:13:28] Speaker 3: No, this was, like, a couple of years ago, but there's been a few.
[00:13:30] Speaker 2: Oh, was that when the commentator's like, oh, he's like, look at that? Over there or something?
[00:13:34] Speaker 3: No, no, no. This was actually worse than that. Oh.
[00:13:37] Speaker 2: It was, like, a hot mic, and I wouldn't – Yeah, I – It is what it is. Back at you.
[00:13:41] Speaker 3: Anyways. What else we got going on here? Yeah. Well, you know what? I'm going to get – I might get out of this high bit if it breaks the high. Yeah, I don't want this breaking above VWAP. We'll keep the whole notion of tight stops.
[00:13:54] Speaker 4: This Nick Castellanos thing has a Wikipedia page. I just looked into it. Yeah. That's how famous this is, him just interrupting commentary. This is nuts. This is so cool.
[00:14:01] Speaker 3: He does. He has an uncanny way of going yard. That's all I got to say. And he was a pretty – in his prime, he was a pretty good hitter. Like, it's not – the guy wasn't a scrub. Like, you think he – yeah, when he was with the Tigers as a prospect, he was good. It's years with the Phillies at that point. All right. Let us know what else is – what else is out there. Go Rays. Why not? I'm going for Milwaukee.
[00:14:24] Speaker 2: I think it's a no-brainer.
[00:14:25] Speaker 3: Even though, like, the Jays are in the East and the Rays are in the East, I'm kind of –
[00:14:28] Speaker 2: This might be a little bit extreme. I always liked the Milwaukee Brewers. But I did a research paper back in the day on a very special individual from Milwaukee. So, I never really looked at the place the same. I'm going to allow you to guess. I mean, it's not like I can't say his name. Huh? Do you know who I'm talking about?
[00:14:50] Speaker 3: I'm drawing a complete blank here. Actually? Yeah. No, seriously. Should I know?
[00:14:55] Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah. I think this is definitely not for good things. Milwaukee. Milwaukee. Why am I not – help me out.
[00:15:03] Speaker 3: Chat, help me out. Who's he talking about? Who's this –
[00:15:06] Speaker 2: Research paper on somebody from Milwaukee. There you go. Rob Luminari.
[00:15:10] Speaker 3: Oh, okay.
[00:15:11] Speaker 2: Yeah, see, my mind ain't that dark.
[00:15:13] Speaker 3: Come on, man. This guy's talking about a research paper that Joe did. There's just no way my brain is going to Jeffrey Dahmer, dude.
[00:15:21] Speaker 2: Are you crazy? Milwaukee. Are you crazy? Milwaukee, Dahmer.
[00:15:25] Speaker 4: Why did you start this, Joe?
[00:15:26] Speaker 2: You keep starting this. I don't know, man.
[00:15:28] Speaker 3: Why are we even talking about – whoa. We're talking about Milwaukee? Whoa. I'm talking about Nick Castellanos, some lighthearted stuff. That's where it goes.
[00:15:40] Speaker 2: World Series. And now it's infamous serial. Milwaukee, how is it over there? That man was messed up. No, but in all fairness –
[00:15:49] Speaker 3: In all fairness, okay, at some point, explain why you were doing this paper. School, man. Criminology or something.
[00:15:54] Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah. You had to do it on somebody, so I picked Jeffrey Dahmer.
[00:15:58] Speaker 3: But it was like criminology or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[00:16:00] Speaker 2: So, no, it was – I forget what it was, man. It was so long ago, I forget it. You just had to do it. But – oh, it was not criminology. It was not. It was – so what I used to drink was Old Milwaukee. It wasn't history or something. I can't remember what it was where I had to do this.
[00:16:17] Speaker 3: And you – were you given that – you chose.
[00:16:20] Speaker 2: I selected it. You selected it. Yeah, I selected Jeffrey Dahmer. So, yeah. But, yeah, no, Old Milwaukee used to be my favorite beer. So, shout out to them as well. All right.
[00:16:30] Speaker 3: Keep your head on a swivel at all times. Around me? You never know. You never – you never – you just never know. That's the thing. I'm telling you, it's always that dude. Think about it. We've all seen the – we've all seen the movies. It's the guy you don't suspect. Charming, even keel, well – you know what I'm saying?
[00:16:46] Speaker 2: That's what it usually is. Did you watch the documentary on the Canadian guy? Uh, Bernardo?
[00:16:53] Speaker 4: How is this the second time you've brought up this specific, very disturbing documentary on the show? And I can even tell you the other day, you brought it up. I believe it was July 1st, 25th or 26th story. Why does this keep coming up? You keep bringing up this documentary. It's been, like, twice in the last three months. It's, like, earnings season. We can expect it on a quarterly basis now. So, there we go. This is crazy to me.
[00:17:12] Speaker 2: What's his name again, Adara?
[00:17:14] Speaker 4: I'm not going to say – I know his name, but I'm not going to say it because I don't want to give this man more attention than he deserves. And I'm also not going to say the name of the documentary. But I will call you out for continuously bringing it up.
[00:17:23] Speaker 2: That's okay. I'm all right with that. I don't think – Joe's got a – Joe's got a thing for coming on. I love – yeah, I love crime documentaries. I mean, it doesn't really matter to each their own right. I'm not going to say you can't talk about something.
[00:17:36] Speaker 3: Oh, here's a question. Here's – I got a question. No, here's a legitimate question. In the chat, I can do the poll for this. I just want to just – Who is the worst financial criminal of all time? Legit. Oh, that's easy. Who is the worst? Recent times, you could go with, like, Madoff. Definitely. You think so? What's her name from Theranos? What's – Elizabeth Holmes. Trevor Milton. Who we got? Who we got? A lot of people are going to say Madoff. And if you haven't watched the Madoff one. Yo, the Madoff – I forget who did the Madoff documentary. It's really good. Yeah, yeah. It's really good if you're into it. Enron, that's a good one. Let's try to keep the – Is that – I know everyone's going to get political with it, but –
[00:18:16] Speaker 2: And Dara, in the A24 movie with Elizabeth Holmes, is that actually her in there? Because it looks identical.
[00:18:22] Speaker 4: You can see everything? Elizabeth Holmes. The new one? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that is her, correct. So, Nathan Fielder interviews her, and then after that, I think they – it branches out and they talk to other people, but there is a portion where she is in the movie, correct?
[00:18:33] Speaker 2: Okay. That's very, very interesting. I actually listened to – Oh, I was going to tell you this. That's crazy. Well, I was going to tell you this, Dara, as well. All In, her husband was on the All In podcast, kind of doing like a tell-all. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Her husband was on there. So, yeah. Cheese in a chair. How many hate pie, but he apparently loves – bro. Oh, that's crazy. Cheese in a chair, man.
[00:18:58] Speaker 3: That's – I'm not really enjoying five documentaries. But you're the one that brought up serial killers. Like, I don't even know. Yeah, that's all right.
[00:19:04] Speaker 2: I'm okay with that because I enjoy reading up about that stuff, right? I'm not going to tell you what you can and can't like, and I expect the exact same treatment. As for Pan W, here it is, right? Like, going up 7% on the day, Neil, the cybersecurity name that got hit. I mean, respectively so, went on a big-time run, and there it is, 22% to the downside. And then now you get a big-time bounce off of the lows, 12% there, Neil. So, a really strong session and a complete buy program. Look at the bull flag that was formed here on Pan W, and now taking an additional leg higher. Let's head over to CrowdStrike and see how that's been performing. Same thing, guys. This is the opposite of what we experienced yesterday when it came to a sell program. This is a buy program. And if you can identify this, it might be a little bit more difficult because the liquidity isn't the same as it is in the NASDAQ, but it's going to be very identical, all right? So, if you can read from the time in sales what's going on over there, then, hey, I think you're going to be set up for some success. It's the cybersecurity names that are going on some nice runs here. We got SentinelOne. Give me another one here, Zscaler. How has Zscaler been performing today, Neil, on the intraday session? And the exact same thing. But you can see that it's running into liquidity issues. Wow, look at Zscaler. A lot of us had this name written off. And we talk about leaders to laggards. This thing was lagging to an extreme where you thought, hey, I don't know how successful it's going to be, but a nice bounce off the bottom. You can see this rounded bottom right here. And then, sure enough, what we got is 23% off the high when this stock specifically was down 64%. It's very hard to recover from that, but this is looking pretty good right now on Zscaler.
[00:20:47] Speaker 3: We had, I was putting it in the chat. Yeah. I don't know if Nick Leeson counts, but we had him on the show years ago. Really? Yeah, the rogue trader. How about SBF? I'm sure he's up there. You think he's up there? You know the weird thing about that? See, the difference between, like, Nick Leeson bankrupted the oldest bank in England, single-handedly.
[00:21:11] Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not familiar.
[00:21:12] Speaker 3: Single-handedly. I'll tell you a story in a second. It's a crazy story. Bernie Madoff, like, people lost a boatload of money. The weird thing is, like, and look, I'm not here to defend Sam Begman-Fried. Like, that's not the point. But at the same time, the positions that they ended up holding were all apparently really good. So, yes. For SBF? Yeah, sure, they were using client funds and it was completely wrong and all that stuff. But people lost because just getting your money back is not good enough when things have appreciated. So, getting paid out when in the time period between, you know, the whole thing working itself out, these years when the market was going up and everything was going higher. So, you lost out on that. But at least you got made somewhat whole. Whereas, in other cases, people lost everything. But Nick Leeson had a weird situation when he was the head of an Asian desk for Bering Bank. So, he was, like, the head guy. For some reason, he was given too much responsibility, let's put it this way. Powers that should usually be separated were not. He was a star trader. They kept giving him more leverage because he kept returning profits. He was hiding losses in a separate account and built up a massive long position in Asian futures trade. Really? Yeah. And basically, what happened is they found out over a weekend and then, for whatever reason, like, let it out that they were in this distressed position. Monday, it's like, unwind. They're dead. It's like, maybe they could have somehow been more subtle about it to work out of it and not go bankrupt. But, yeah, it was crazy because he was just averaging down into infinity. And at one point, he actually had got it back and then got cocky and then just went against it. He's like, I can do this again. And, yeah, and then that just questioned me. He is the poster. And he does motivational speaking now. Incredibly smart and pretty cool. I have to say cool, too. We did have him on the show. Really insightful. He really reflective. And it's a good lesson for traders. Because that whole notion of, oh, I can just average down and all it has to do is bounce one time. You can martingale it. I can go from long 1,000 shares to long 2,000 shares to 4,000 to 8,000. And then all I need is a smaller move for it to come back and I get it all back because I can just basically double down. And you get any bounce and you're good to go. But the downside of that is catastrophic loss, obviously. West Palm Beach is quickly here. Thoughts on CBOE. We've got to get to some super chats. Yeah, absolutely. So, you know, the thing about the, like, so all the index related names, right? And they had been getting hit so bad, the exchanges, recently. And turned out to be such good, like, value plays. And it's almost like, oh, they're just, they're all coming back and breaking out. You know, I look at, oh, you can look at my ex. And I think some of the fear is in the doom and gloom. And they're now all starting to bust back out. Like, I know Intercontinental Exchange got hit a little bit as well. But they're in a great run, CBOE. And it just broke out yesterday of the top end of this channel. It looks really good. So, you know, can they get all the way back? I don't know. Anytime I see patterns like this, I'm always a little skeptical when it tries to get back into the high. Like, when does it ever not turn around up here? So, we'll see. Get Greg Trail. What about the BTC dude on YouTube that went bonkers? BTC dude on YouTube who went bonkers.
[00:24:48] Speaker 2: I don't know who, I don't know who is.
[00:24:50] Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what? You don't have to send another super chat, but I'm not sure who you're talking about there. The BTC dude on YouTube who went bonkers. I'm not sure. I don't know who that is. See, the thing is. And maybe it's, you could probably say the name. Maybe I'll know, but.
[00:25:06] Speaker 2: Sam Bankman would have never got caught. It wasn't a trading issue. It was a leverage issue. Yeah. It was a leverage issue. He would have got away with it. He would have got away with it.
[00:25:14] Speaker 3: Because everything he, what he was holding ended up winning.
[00:25:17] Speaker 2: You know, he owned 11% of Anthropic. 11%. Dude, his positions were cash. His positions were money. Cash. It's just, what are you going to do? It's the exact same thing that happened with Leopold. Leopold, if he wasn't over levered, had actually in an amazing position, which he still made a lot of money. But SBF would have never got caught if he didn't over leverage himself.
[00:25:40] Speaker 3: But that's greed does that. Greed. Hey, there's one for you right here from Chain React. Yeah, let's go. It's what are your thoughts. And thank you for all the super chats. It's a Friday. You know, we can answer some questions. Volumes are pretty low. Joe, what are your thoughts on Lunar? After the NASA announcement today, that stock is about to skyrocket with Lunar being handed the moon-based construction contract partnership.
[00:26:04] Speaker 2: I didn't know about this. I'm looking at it right now. Yeah, you haven't heard about it either. I didn't hear this. So, Derek, we can't say we can confirm or deny. We can actually say we deny that we've heard of something. I'm looking at it as well, too. I don't see anything on my news list here. And, I mean, it's pretty up-to-date.
[00:26:20] Speaker 3: It's all quiet on intuitive machines.
[00:26:22] Speaker 2: You might be being sarcastic, but I don't know. Like, listen, I was saying this before, Chain Reactor. And you have this massive period in time where space wasn't that interesting.
[00:26:34] Speaker 4: NASA is hosting a conference today at 2 p.m., so it should be now, from the Kennedy Space Center to provide an update on its accelerated Artemis lunar plan. So, if I hear anything, I'll let you know. I have not heard a peep from this press conference, nor was I aware of this press conference. We're currently also, side note, speaking of press conferences, President Trump is supposed to appear in Florida at a rally that I have already watched about an hour of waiting for him to appear. But he has landed in Florida. I know that. He was posing with Governor Ron DeSantis. And currently, they're playing Total Clips of the Heart as we wait for President Trump to appear. So, I will keep you guys posted on that because we are probably going to get some power hour Trump talk.
[00:27:08] Speaker 2: So, what I was getting at is before, we had the space race, obviously, with Russia. But now there's more incentive to get into outer space. And I think that's what can potentially happen is what we've seen is that a completely new market, and I'm not going to say it's new, but there could be an additional incentive when it comes to just getting into outer space and what you could potentially do there. I think it's a matter of time, maybe not in my lifetime, until you start seeing some more adoption into space. Listen, I know Elon Musk said probably by the end of 2027 or even mid-27 is when he's actually going to get these GPUs up there. Maybe a little bit later, we talk about how crowded it is and stuff. He's got approval to send more satellites up there. So, it's getting really, really intriguing. And if you're going to front run some of these names, just be prepared that, hey, it may take longer for them to kind of rebound than what you're expecting. I think, I have LUNR up here right now, and it's down 77%. At what point does it become attractive? I don't know too much about this company. But, hey, big time run. Let's see what happens in the next little while. But this is definitely, like, one of the quantum plays where you have to be prepared that we're not where we could potentially be just yet. And it's going to take significantly longer in order for us to get there.
[00:28:31] Speaker 3: Always be careful, bottom pick. And thanks for the super chat clarifying that he just announced. It was announced at this conference, apparently. So, for intuitive machines. That's the thing about conferences that aren't televised. Like, what will happen is something can get said. And if you happen to be there live or somebody's blogging about it, that'll hit before the wires. Because the wires get anything, it's going to be public. So, my guess is maybe it's just that is the case. Look, Jack C-dubs, I saw, where was it? And this is another question to you. And I'm going to defer to you, Joe, because I didn't know who this person was until yesterday. Okay. Will Togi be on the show? I would love to get to, I don't know who this person is. I know nothing about them, what they do.
[00:29:13] Speaker 2: I would, that'd be pretty cool if Togi would go on the show. I gave him a shout out yesterday, but he's a busy man and he's an ever so popular man. He, does he trade trade? No, he's not like a classified trader. Like, he's not like, he just, he's just a high stakes gambler, really. So, like sports, anything? Sports, anything.
[00:29:30] Speaker 3: Is he kind of like Dan Bilzerian kind of deal? Like, I'm trying to get a picture. He's not that extreme.
[00:29:34] Speaker 2: No, he's actually a man of God. He's a, so he's, he became really popular in his younger age because he's, I think he was like 18, 19. And he became, he became YouTube famous for his use of performing enhancement drugs. Yeah, at a very age and he just had this physique. And with that being said, he'd be on, he'd be on the performance enhancers and he'd be like gambling, going on these online gambling sites and just throwing around large caches of money and just having like this lifestyle that was chaotic for a young, for a young individual. And he kind of grew that and then turned it into something positive.
[00:30:06] Speaker 3: So, where do you get the money from?
[00:30:07] Speaker 2: Like YouTube, right?
[00:30:08] Speaker 3: He was, he was famous first, then started.
[00:30:11] Speaker 2: No, no, he did. That's what made him famous, right? Like, just like, hey, he's open, open use of steroids, gambling, staying up all night, going on these, on these benders and people grew to like the individual. And he just made that into kind of his persona via. But now he's like more straight and narrow. Now, now he's, yeah, he's a man of God. He does a lot of. Good for him, man. I'm not even gonna try to say it. Anyway, thank you. And pretty much what he does now is he has a supplement brand and stuff like that. But he just goes around to like Vegas casinos and other casinos. Bets crazy amounts of cash. And then also, like, puts on like ridiculous trades and like crypto and meme coins and stuff like that. So, yeah.
[00:30:57] Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean, just a second.
[00:30:59] Speaker 2: No, he can, he will definitely tell you that he is Milton. He's like 1,000%. But listen, the kid makes a lot of money. He's really young. He's probably about 22, 23. And I know you don't like people kind of get that. But he, hey, man, he gives away a lot of his money as well, too. So, shout out for him for doing that.
[00:31:17] Speaker 3: Yeah, that's one of those things. Like, if you, like, people who truly believe in philanthropy. Yeah. I gotta have the respect for that. And I see in the chat, BE's making a run. Look, Bloom, Bloom didn't go boom today. Sorry, everybody. I know this is a popular one. Down 11 points. And what wasn't a bad quarter. Cash flow, I guess, was, I guess it's the biggest negative that you could put in there. I'm gonna get rid of this. You don't need to see. I'm like, yeah, it was interesting. Was that a good trend break? It's not even a very good, useful trend line. But as it comes into VWAP, like, I always look for things. Like, what do they look like? Weak stock, market quiet. Or if it's a strong stock coming back into the volume weight average price, maybe you get a bounce. Maybe you get a rejection. The difference here, SSR and volume is starting to pick up. So if I was gonna consider trading this, I think I'd need to see a little bit more for a curl. I wanna stick crypto. SpaceX still might give that flat bottom break at 146.5, but that doesn't look like it's imminent. Oh, SMCI could be something. I gotta double check. Because this one just popped up on volume scanners a few minutes back as we were talking, and I didn't see anything. Yeah, like, no news happened, but these are the biggest volume candles of the day to the downside on SMCI. So there's something going on here, and it's already weak. So this could be one to look for in the afternoon as we go into close to power hour here. So I might end up reloading Bitcoin after all or iBit after all, because, like, why not keep scalping that? But SMCI, big volume spike, could be a nice reversal if it holds that high or low, as long as there isn't actually news, which has caused that spike. Could have just been maybe a little capitulation-type bottom. As always, the first thing I usually do, and I already did this, but I'll show you guys. You wanna zoom out. Okay, well, what happened at that low? So this was a significant price level. Yesterday's low, the breakout high on the, not the earnings, but it was just, like, an early revenue update, right? Projection update. And we get this wick bottom on volume as it's trying to break down underneath that level. Hence, I'd be looking for a potential reversal here, but it needs to break 33-10. So this one could be setting up. Get a little breakout here. Might be able to take that. Oh, Cheese in a Chair sent us a super chat. Yes, you did. Yeah, throw it up. Let's get Cheese in a Chair in here. Let's see if it's a... Oh, three days ago, you called oil in Brazil spike going into the weekend. And here it is setting up right on time. Magic 8-Ball wins again, guys. Did you ask the Magic 8-Ball? Will oil continue to go higher? Actually, no. Will oil be higher over the weekend? It is certain, according to the Magic 8-Ball, which is not financial advice. As a matter of fact, it's probably the complete opposite of it. I want to thank Daniel Westermeyer, one of our viewers, for sending us the Magic 8-Ball. Which, usually, when I try to use it on air, it just... I can't read it.
[00:34:27] Speaker 2: It's like the bubbles and I can't... Like, one time, Togi coin flipped, like, a $2 million house. I'm sorry, what? Yeah, so it's like, all right, we're going to bet this coin flip. Either has to give his house up or he gets something and he lost.
[00:34:41] Speaker 3: Okay, I have a legitimate question.
[00:34:43] Speaker 2: Bro, I'm telling you, this guy does the most wildest things. Yeah, I'm telling you.
[00:34:47] Speaker 3: So, he got his... If he got his money from YouTube... Yeah.
[00:34:52] Speaker ?: Then...
[00:34:52] Speaker 3: So, he was just a regular dude who did all this stuff. He's a young kid. He got a bunch of money on YouTube and now he just gambles it all. Pretty much.
[00:35:01] Speaker 2: It's crazy. Yeah, he does, like, these things. He's like, yeah, he's a joker. He's a... Look into him a little bit, man. He's crazy. Coin flip a house, man. There he is. Yeah, that's what he's... Yeah, Micro Millionaire, for sure. All right, guys, let's head right back over. I don't know. I'm not seeing anything right now. Maybe flat bottom breaks when it comes to the overall market. This is what we got on our eyes, on our mind right now, aside from money, is just the SpaceX. Okay, you get this nice move higher and then you start to come back in. Are we going to break this 211? Should we just rip the Band-Aid off at 20% down, kneel in some of these names, and then maybe we can get back to the AI trade being hot again right now? It's definitely cooled off a little bit, obviously, the bond market, everything along those lines. But when you speak these things into existence, that's what happens, right? You talk about the bubble. You talk about the bubble. You talk about the bubble. And next thing you know, there's a bubble. I'm not saying that's necessarily the case, but it kind of just feels like the narrative is like, okay, just everyone just shut up. Let's do it. We're going to allow everything to kind of work in its favor. Instead of talking all these things into fruition, 21% is with my target to the downside here on NVDA. Let's go to Google and see what we got going on here. Neil, Google's down 22% off of the highs, man. Reporting next week, I believe it's Wednesday, down 21% and a little bit more. It's no joke. On this name. It's no joke. But, hey, I have a lot of confidence in this company. Let's send things over to Adara. Then we'll go over some more of the Meg 7 in the market.
[00:36:27] Speaker 4: Yeah, keep an eye on some of the cannabis and psilocybin type plays. New York Post reporting that MDMA-assisted therapy could get FDA approval as soon as January 2027. This is according to a prediction from a, quote, top advocate. So, obviously, a little bit biased. Keep that in mind. But either way here, keep an eye on DFTX. Again, some speculation that we could be getting January 2027 approval for MDMA-assisted therapy.
[00:36:54] Speaker 2: He did a reschedule. He did start using ecstasy and stuff. Yeah, there it is, Neil. Or this one.
[00:37:00] Speaker 3: I never used this one, but, yeah. Dang. I feel like that one, that one's a little over the top. I like that one. That's a pretty good one. Yeah, but that one's a little over the top. We have a bunch of, I have a button that I don't know what it does. We can figure it out. Okay, we're just gonna, this is just for educational purposes. Because I really don't know what this does. Hit it, man. Oh, nothing happens. It does absolutely nothing. Oh, come on. That's terrible. You know what that makes me want to do? Now I have to hit my favorite button of all. Yeah, hit it there. The train. Oh. That disrespectful. How is that disrespectful?
[00:37:34] Speaker 4: No, I just like that he pops up and then goes down. That's why I'm laughing. Like, he's like.
[00:37:37] Speaker 2: Why is that disrespectful? It's just really funny. Hit it again, then.
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[00:37:44] Speaker 2: What's the? There it is, man. There it is. 5%. What's disrespectful about that? Listen, listen. Neil. Sorry, I'm choking on my own words. That's our boy. So, out of, out of, that is our boy. I'm obviously missing you. Okay. How many of the Magnificent Seven have, hold on now, have failed to hit an all-time high in the year of 2026? Tesla.
[00:38:15] Speaker ?: Apple dude.
[00:38:16] Speaker 2: Don't help him, Adair.
[00:38:21] Speaker 3: He said, did Meta?
[00:38:23] Speaker ?: Oh, goodness.
[00:38:24] Speaker 3: Well, Adaira said soft. Yeah, we'll give that to you. Now it's just, I don't know if- You want to use phone a friend? I don't know if Meta did. Or ask the audience. I'm going to say, I think Meta. No, Meta, right? Those are three.
[00:38:35] Speaker 2: Exactly. Those are three. There you go, man. There you go. Okay. You didn't have to use it.
[00:38:39] Speaker 3: No, I wanted to make sure. I didn't want to look at the chat. Can you use phone a friend? No, but come on. Softie was an easy one. We pull up that chart all the time. It is what it is. But, no, the actual, if we're being real, the easiest one is Tesla.
[00:38:51] Speaker 2: Yeah.
[00:38:52] Speaker 3: Right? I think for most people, like, looking, because Tesla ended the year at the double top. And I'll be, I'll tell you, because here, I've got to show you where this double top is. Like, maybe you don't remember this, but Tesla was topping out at Christmas at double top. And then that was it. Like, so your Christmas gift, or if you own Tesla shares on your birthday with my boxing day, the gift was Tesla at the highs and then pulling back, which was not very much fun. It's like, yeah, we're going to break 500. No, we're not. Absolutely not going to. Oh, that's absolutely terrible. What happened? I got to put a smile back on my face. Hit it again. There you go. It's hard the market every day. What? I mean, he's got the beard. I mean, come on, man. Looking sharp. Thanks, Armenian. Remind everybody that if you want to be in the chat, you've got to be a subscriber. If you want to ask questions, if you want to just converse with a great community, be in the chat. If you want to answer our polls that we're going to put up, because we'll have one for earnings next week. And, oh, the market's starting to really come down. Get down, Bitcoin. We have a super chat. Chain Reactor. NASA strictly named SpaceX and Blue Origin and Rocket Lab not mentioned at all. Okay, Chain Reactor. What we need is to manifest positive news for Rocket Lab for Chain Reactor. Okay.
[00:40:14] Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
[00:40:14] Speaker 3: Because I know you've been pretty critical here. And it's hard to say anything positive about this one. I really hope my brother showed the rest of his shares. Anyways, it broke all the support that it had left from earlier this year. Right, like that was here at 58. Consolidation down. If it breaks this, maybe there's a little something at 37. Let's look at the weekly on Rocket Lab. Like it was just, ever since the SpaceX IPO, like it was bad, then turned to worse. Like a full retrace. Yeah, what did we say? I said 37 on the daily. And then you have like 31, you know, somewhere in this gap. That's on the weekly down in here would be interesting. Like give it a full retrace, but it needs to consolidate. Like that's a problem, man. Yeah, it's just, I don't know. Like it's, like you're at a moment where if, you're at a moment if they're punking SpaceX, it's going to be difficult for Rocket Lab to get any juice. Or when you can just, here's the other thing. Remember, Amazon, bump all that. Amazon's got a retail business. Amazon gets you exposure to space. Amazon got cloud exposure. And they're going to be at a more reasonable valuation compared to all the other stuff that we're talking about here. So when these comparisons get made, it's like, well, who buys, like who's going to catch a bit first? Like put Amazon up next to SpaceX in terms of revenues and what their market cap is. And I promise you this, just, if you look at it, you'll probably chuckle a little bit. You might not chuckle as much if you own more SpaceX than you do Amazon because you're like, huh? It's wild. It's absolutely wild.
[00:42:03] Speaker 2: There's a big, there's a big volume spike that the chat was, what would you rather own, Neil? Google, uh? So would you rather own, say, our Lunar or Rocket Lab or D-Wave and Maggetti? That's not the easiest question in the world. I mean, we can't throw softballs all the time. We can't throw it down in the middle of the plate.
[00:42:33] Speaker 3: I mean, if I'm being, if the goal is to not lose 100% of my money, I'm going to go with, I'm going to go with Rocket Lab.
[00:42:40] Speaker 2: I agree.
[00:42:41] Speaker 3: If the goal is not to lose it all, I'm going with them. But if the goal is to get 100x, then you're going to go with it. I'm going with D-Wave, son. Let's be real. But no, if you're trying, look, if you're trying not to go completely broke, I think you're probably going with the space. Yeah.
[00:42:54] Speaker 2: Someone was talking about Nokia here. I don't like that choice. That's the thing, though. It's a tough question. Put it in the chat, guys. That's not a fun question at all. Which tandem would you rather have there? And not to kind of degrade your position or anything along those lines, it's just where we're currently sitting at within both of the spaces, right? That has to be taken into consideration is that we may not be there from a technology standpoint in order for some of these names to really, really thrive. So here's a big-time volume spike on Nokia. It might just be an offload here, ladies and gentlemen, because you can see that price is not really doing anything right now. Be patient just in case that it wants to break down Nokia. Absolute disaster. And just to quote Joey Exotic one more time, you may not ever financially recover from this but it's 53% down when it comes to Nokia. So, yeah, definitely a tough one. A good answer, says Neil. I came... You gave up on MDA, says Icky Show. Who gave up on it? Pon MDA. Who gave up on MDA? Pon de River. Pon de River. Yeah, I'm not really sure. MDA, Space for the Win. Oh, okay. Someone said that one.
[00:44:01] Speaker 3: Elephant Man. That's a big tune right there.
[00:44:03] Speaker 2: Elephant Man is easy. You like... I like Elephant Man. I like Red Rat as well, too. Yeah, that guy. Yellow Man. Yo. Yeah, Yellow Man.
[00:44:12] Speaker 3: You know who the... Who said McKeon done? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[00:44:17] Speaker 2: That's... Cuddy. All right, all right, all right. Cuddy Banks. Ding, ding, ding. School bell ring.
[00:44:24] Speaker 3: Well, ding-a-ling-a-ling. We got something to take care of, everybody. One trade, more power. GlobalX's power stock ETFs give active traders roughly 33% target exposure built for high-conviction U.S. stock views in Canadian currency, whether it's Apple, Tesla, SpaceX, NVIDIA. They're all there. Scan the QR code and learn more at globalx.ca, everybody. Why not? That's what it's all about. And, you know, maybe they'll get a Qualcomm one eventually. Hey, Qualcomm, how about you? Why not? Market... Okay, it's not at the lows, but... I mean, effectively, the Nasdaq's at the local lows, right? And this is at the highs. That's some strength. You like to see that in a Qcom. I don't necessarily know why, but it's going. So why not? Oh, goodness. Ellie, the last time I ignored CLRO, I was... Yeah, see, this morning... The frustrating thing is... Sean and I have been talking about just the most simplistic strategy ever. What is it? Trying to find... Like, get something that's doing absolutely... I'm going to move this out of the way. It's blocking my chair. Find something that's doing absolutely no volume. And then all of a sudden, out of nowhere, picks up and goes into an up halt. Just try to get the bid on the first up halt. That's it. The problem is you really do need a scanner so that it hits your radar in here. And of course, this one is, like, right when you're looking at all your opening trade stuff. So in the moment that it's doing this, I'm mucking up that Moderna short and making, like, 80 cents when it moves $10. And then you get this halt up. And it's just a notion that if you get the first halt, you might get a couple of halts out of it. But you really only need... Like, I don't think you need to hit more than one out of three. It's just a matter of finding the right ones. We're going to go up to... This one is moving. I don't know if there's any reason in the afternoon. Probably just technical breaking VWAP. We'll come back, see if it can withstand a dip buy, as we have Sia at the desk.
[00:46:37] Speaker 5: Let's take a look at where the markets are this afternoon as we head closer to the end of the trading week. The SPY is currently down 0.5%. The QQQ is flat at the moment. And the... Well, I'm going to open and see where the Dow is at because that's the USO chart. Sorry about that. The Dow, which is down 1% at the moment. Let's take a look here at ServiceNow and where it's at. It's currently, well, up 0.5% on the day. Well, Bank of America raised its price target on ServiceNow as of today. $280, implying roughly 15% upside from yesterday. At the same time, this was not a big move. SpaceX did head a bit lower, but not a volume spike. UK PM Andy Burnham underlined the importance for Ukraine to have full access to Starlink. To US President Donald Trump, this is coming from a source in UK, saying that the Prime Minister of the UK, Andy Burnham, underlined importance for Ukraine to have full access to Starlink. And said this to US President Donald Trump. So, not a volume spike in SpaceX, but just something I feel like you should know. Sending it right back to you.
[00:47:40] Speaker 3: Damn. Thank you very much there, Sia, as always. Bavin wants us to look at the new IPO of the day. I understand that people are like, look at this IPO go absolutely ham to the upside. I would have got wrecked. Because usually when we look at IPOs and why we want there to be, this one was 300, maybe 315, 320 million notional in size. And we like the ones that are a billy or bigger than that. And I want the one oversubscribed, over a billion, so that you can just take a shot load in off the open. And if it runs, great. If it doesn't, you've got some exit liquidity because there'll be some liquidity there. Because when they go down and don't have liquidity off the opening print, like it opens here, and when there's no buyers at the open, the ones that are smaller tend to be really nasty. Look how nasty this is before it goes. Like maybe, see the thing is, if you're long here, like maybe it works out. Or you just take two shots at it. Like this could have been a trade, like a 23 break, maybe in here, 25 break up there would have worked out. But the level of patience that that requires, when IPOs, I'm just looking to get in early and have it go, binary style. And I don't even want to worry about being in it very long. So, I mean, that's great. And slow motion, Joe, we did see that crazy IPO in the aftermarket last night that went to like, it was like 10, 11 bucks to 87, and then right back down. I forget the name of it. Mike Peter, I don't know. It wasn't really moving, so there was no point. Mike P was talking about it in the chat. And you're absolutely right. The spread, those talking about the spread, the spread is ridiculous on this stock. Like you're not, here's my thing. Like when the spread is like this, look at this, look at this spread. It's over a dollar on a $30 stock. What do you think happens to you when you're trying to get out? Like you're just moked. I can tell you on SpaceX IPO, when Anthropic IPO comes out, if I go along, if it, let's just say it's at $100 it opens. I'm just making that up, right? If $100 breaks, I'm not getting filled at 90 on the way out. I'm not getting filled at 95. I'm getting filled somewhere between 99 and 100, reasonably speaking. Probably between 99, 50, and 100. So I'm not really losing that. Like it's, yeah, I mean, based on the size you take, it's still a hit. But it's not the same if you take, if you try to trade this with reasonable size and then you lose, unless you're getting out on, you know, like if you're, like maybe here, like if you're long in the money and you're getting out on these candles because you're long in here. That's not the end of the world. But what happens if you're trying to get out of, say, a 25 break? Like you're trying to get out here. It holds 25, a little bit of a bounce. Then it retakes 25. And you're trying to get out of here. And imagine people are trading with size. And more people trade this with size. This would be worse than it was. And then all of a sudden, you could be losing a dollar on a $24 stock when you thought you would be risking, you know, like 1%, 2%. You know, you weren't trying to lose 5%, 10%. Bless you. That's the problem. And that's why liquidity always matters so much. Holy. Oh, okay. And break ties with liquidity of what you're looking at to trade is always my thing. Because the other thing I used to tell traders all the time was, are you developing and practicing a strategy that is even scalable in the first place? Like that's one thing. Like is the manner in which you trade scalable? Almost all things should be scalable and the only barrier to the scale is your account size, which at prop is really never an issue. And then the second one is liquidity. That's why on a prop floor, we restrict symbols that don't have liquidity here. You saw one block this morning when Sharif was trying to trade it. You got to put a ticket in there because people have large account sizes. So you've got to make sure if there's not enough liquidity, nobody's touching that thing. Did you utilize the no shorts today? Yeah. I mean, not really. Well, yes, because we traded SpaceX. So usually we have to pay like a tenth of a cent or something per share to short SpaceX. But today, today it was free for us, which was, I mean, it's honestly, it doesn't really make a difference. But like if there was, I didn't get a chance to use it on something that would have been expensive. If that's what you were getting. Trump beginning a speech in Florida. Again, volumes are pretty low here. Not really seeing anything too crazy. Like USO is not really. USO is at the highs, but it's not moving. Slow motion says some strategies can be scaled infinitely. That's absolutely true. I think all strategies can't be scaled infinitely. But, you know, the ones, if you're, if you start out with one that's trading and it's trading on stocks that do really low volume, it can be self-defeating from the beginning. And then that can be a little bit of a problem. Like we had it, we actually had a trader that was really successful early on. And we're just like, you know what? I think you need, he actually, he told me he had to try this strategy. Like, it's like, what you're doing, you really need to test it out on some thicker stocks. Because everything he was trading it on was stocks that were doing less than half a million in volume on a day. And it was working. It wasn't like it was bad. It's just, I don't know where you go from here. Because when you take a loss, you couldn't, like, you couldn't gauge what that's going to look like when you're trading 10 times or 100 times. Like, the data that you're getting from your trading now is going to be completely useless when you size up. Because the stocks that you're trading don't have any liquidity. Like, in Apple, there's always liquidity. Like, in I bet, there's tons of liquidity. In Tesla, there's tons of liquidity.
[00:53:16] Speaker 2: I bet it did dry up a little bit, though, around the lows. I mean, sometimes, yeah, sometimes it does. It dry. But I think it's stepping back in there for sure, Neil. Let's see, man. Let's see what we got going on. Just taking another stab here on the NASDAQ. This is, I don't know why I opted, but I did see what I like. Maybe the signals aren't working here today. We're going to hop back into Tesla. We're in that name as well, too. So, let's see what's going on there, Cardo. Let's see. CRDO says Micron Millionaire. Yeah, let's take a look, man. USO, right back towards the highs here, Neil. We're going to run into 170 on USO. And that's okay. As this thing gets more and more extended, hopefully, the drawdown is going to be equally as fierce. And that's kind of the objective, right? I don't know how many times I've been saying that we've kind of been planning this trade for quite some time. And then, hopefully, even if you get a move back into this bottom end of the trend line, and it's just really fast and ferocious, then I think we're going to be doing okay. Lamb research holding on the positivity. But let's actually go over to the worst performing. Oh, wow. The best performing name here today is Cloudflare. I'll repeat that one more time. The best performing name today on my watch list. Sorry, I should make that very, very clear. Is Cloudflare, okay? So, really, really good look there. Fortinet, three and a quarter percent. Yeah, Neil. And the worst performing today is going to be Bloom Energy. Yeah, that's perfect. 5% worse than, 4% worse than everyone else here. Bloom Energy, T-Mobile here, or is this AT&T? Sorry. Down a staggering 7% as well, too. The cruise lines getting hit in some of the airlines as well, too. Neil, we have American Airlines here getting hit. I've never, actually, yeah, I have flown American Airlines. I don't know if I've flown Delta. Have I flown United? Yeah, I had a really bad experience on American Airlines, but that's all right. It doesn't matter. That's just my experience. Here's lows down 3% as well, too. So, let's keep an eye out on this one. And, oh, man, oh, man, this is not looking good. And I actually, I enjoyed the question that I asked Michael Noss this morning. And I was like, is market breadth really that good for the market? Because I forget the individual's name. And if you guys want to look it up, I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to find out. But they came out with a theory that breadth isn't that good. You want the concentration within some of the names because the top 10 names equal the same amount of market cap as the bottom other 490 or whatever it may be, right? That's a little bit of an exaggeration and not an exact number, but you understand the objective in which I'm getting at, is that I'm pretty sure NBDA is worth more than all of the IWM combined. Let's send things over to Adara, see what we got going on over there. Nice little bounce on the NASDAQ. Let's see if we can get Tesla rolling with us. Talk to us.
[00:55:55] Speaker 4: Keep an eye here on Fortinet, FT&T. It's been a great day for cybersecurity and FT&T with a catalyst of its own heading into power hour as Citrini initiates a long position in the stock. FT&T, let's see if this one can break new session highs. Heading into the final hour of the day. Back to you.
[00:56:12] Speaker 2: Thank you for that one, Adara. Yeah, it's definitely been, as I just brought up not too long ago, it's the best performer here today on Joe Yo's watch list, okay? Obviously, no, it's FT&T. This is Cloudflare 7%, but it's up there. It's somewhere around these neck of the woods. So, great, great day for cybersecurity names. Not a great day for the AI trade, that's for sure. Meta down another six-tenths of a percent, almost tapping into all-time highs, dropping more than $150 from that. Not a good look whatsoever. Goldman Stacks is not stacking today as we run into $881. But holding this base at the lows, Neil, XLF down one and a quarter as well, too, ladies and gentlemen. Going on a nice little run. Look how well XLF has held up considering its largest participants are all down double digits now, 4.6% when it comes to XLF. That will soften your blow a little bit. But the market looking like it wants to take an additional leg lower as the megaboys, as we'll call them, are starting to make a cap, I guess that is, are starting to sell off.
[00:57:15] Speaker 3: Yeah, it's starting to look a little bit worse on the queues, for sure. SpaceX has an interesting setup happening. That same flat bottom sort of broke. And the way it broke was not a good breakdown. You're actually seeing a potential better entry here with this topping tail. We're trying to hold back above the support at $146.5. Believe me, I know. That's where the buying stopped the move that I was short this morning as well. All right. Hour, hour. Let's nibble in. Oh, look at the timing of that. See, you know, I realized why we never hear, sometimes Sean and I miss the power hour. It's because there's so many times where it's like something's active, don't chase too far, stop ticking down, just sit, let's let me often try to get picked up. Where we'll be talking back and forth, and it's so quiet, that power hour thing. It's not very, you see how, it's not very loud. So, like, if you're talking, like, a lot of times we'll miss it, or we'll be talking to Brian Shannon or something like that, and then we'll miss out. See, okay, don't chase, didn't chase. I like that topping tail candle in here, or indecision, or whatever. I don't really care what you want to call it. They're on SpaceX. I didn't take the flat bottom break, but we're in underneath that half dollar. Maybe chase it a little far, getting the quarters, instead of getting, like, in the 40s. That could be a bit sloppy. But there's some room here. When in doubt, zoom out. You can quickly see, like, we basically double-bottomed yesterday, but not just yesterday's low. I mean, go back. Like, SpaceX has been bouncing 143 pretty effectively, like, essentially every day for the last four, except for Wednesday. So, yeah, there's plenty of room for this to get to the downside. If it can hold underneath this 147, so that's what I'm going to look at. Joey T says Apple's making a bounce. I think Apple making a bounce is probably bearish, right? Like, Apple has been the contrarian, or one of the, not the, one of the contrarian stocks out there, where when the NASDAQ is looking weak, or the market's looking weak, or AI's looking weak, whatever, however you want to frame that, then Apple shows you some strength. And vice versa, when the market was rallying early on, this gave you one of those, like, pop and fade. But Apple was it. Because I guess you could go long Apple off that trend break, but I'll stick with SpaceX on that weekend break.
[00:59:33] Speaker 2: My initial game plan this morning was Apple long, because I'm like, if we're going to continue to sell, you'd see some. But then I don't think it held up. No.
[00:59:40] Speaker 3: Well, I put, I basically put on my note, I was like, look, if the first look I'm going to make is for continued tech reg. But if that looks like it's changing trend, then you have to have the flip game. And the flip game meant, if you liked Apple long, wherever you liked it long from, you should then like it short, if we start trending up. And the first thing the NASDAQ started doing was, like, trending up. So once it was trended up on the NASDAQ, I could probably go that, and you know what, let's, might as well just, right? So once you were trending up on the NASDAQ, it's like, okay, well, if this is the world that we're living in, then Apple turns into a short. And it could have been as simple as finding, if I had found a long I liked in that same moment, whatever, but we didn't. We weren't long Tesla till after the fact. That was the only beef. I know you had the same beef. Or at least I'm pretty sure you had the same beef. I did not have the beef stroganoff. No. Good one. No, the beef was, like, where the long in Tesla was.
[01:00:36] Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, yeah.
[01:00:36] Speaker 3: Because, because it's, like, it's, it's kind of, like, there's a long here, which is a dollar better. And there's definitely a long here. That's what I'm looking at, too. Like, there, like, that's a long, but I always, I probably trade more individual symbols than most people. What was happening at 10 o'clock? Like, I'll just usually go with, okay, if I, if something is, is A or, A or B plus or A minus setting up in that moment, like, I don't mind. Like, I'm, I'm that guy. Like, I will miss the, that app, like, that Tesla long because it's, like, no, no, no, but this is looking really good. Apple under 350 at VWAP is looking pretty good, too. So, there's usually something else at the same moment, which is probably the same trade. Short Apple there is probably the same trade as going long Tesla there, long the Qs or something. It doesn't, like, it ultimately doesn't matter as long as it fits your style or, you know, what, it was on your list. It's at the key price level. It gives you an execution setup that works for you. But, yeah, a lot of times, there's so many times I see that. I'm like, why did I miss that trade? And I go and look back. It's like, oh, because there was another setup I was tracking in that moment that I knew I had to take. And that was the Apple one, so, for sure. All right. As usual, this 146 even, why are you holding it with nothing? All right, that's one. All right. Like, the second, that's, that's hilarious. The second you, the second I bid in front of 06, it broke 06. So, let's see if this flush is lower. This might be one where we can add on any kind of a push to the upside and try and work the trend down here on space. Let us know what else you guys are watching here. Puts of Magic says Apple's been weak all day. Yeah, I think to the extent that, it's been weak all day to the extent that the market's been trending up. Right? Like, that's something we talked about before, like, just now. Yeah, been weak all day. The market was trending up in the morning, and then we get a little sideways action. Could be a little bit of sell the news, too. Lineups for the duo. It's Therese's fault. Therese said he was going to line up for the duo, and he didn't. So, that was like one. That's the one sale that broke the camel's back.
[01:02:48] Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it was it. He's like, all right, the Shreve's not lining up. Sell.
[01:02:52] Speaker 3: As if that was, come on. Shreve's not missing the gym to stand in line for a phone.
[01:02:56] Speaker 2: I'm not, I'm not missing anything to stand in line. I'm not, yeah, I'm not that. I'm not that type of person. I'm not that person.
[01:03:02] Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't need to get, like. If I'm standing, what were you standing on an hour-long line for, though? See ya? A ride. A ride of Wonderland. That's what I'm saying. I'll do the same thing. See ya?
[01:03:12] Speaker 5: Would you, what type of person are you then? I'm curious. If you won't miss the gym. We're talking about not missing the gym, if I'm not wrong.
[01:03:20] Speaker 3: Yeah, well, he, no, but Shreve's not going to miss the gym to stand in line for a phone.
[01:03:23] Speaker 5: No, I heard Shreve. How about you?
[01:03:26] Speaker 3: Like, would I miss the gym to stand in line for a phone?
[01:03:28] Speaker 5: Let's say if you have to go out to dinner, and you're already late from work. Would you go to the gym or make time, or would you rather skip it and then go tomorrow?
[01:03:37] Speaker 3: I don't really understand. Yeah, but if I'm supposed to, look, if, like, you have to understand, like, I'm kind of old. So if I'm going out to dinner, like, there's a, there's a high percentage chance, I'm rather going out with my wife. You think I'm skipping, like, believe me, I'm rushing if I'm late. I'm not going to the gym. Or it's, like, the boys, like, the boys from high school or whatnot, which I'm not punking the boys for the gym. I can go to the gym any time I want. Like, I don't go to the gym. I work out at my, I have a home gym. I work out at home.
[01:04:04] Speaker 5: Oh, that's amazing.
[01:04:05] Speaker 3: Yeah, like, I'm one of those, I, for sure, three, four times a week minimum, but it's pretty easy. There's so many, it's so efficient to not have to have the travel time. So, and I've, and I've done that for years. So it's, like, it's a lot easier to be like, oh, I can just make that up.
[01:04:23] Speaker 5: I didn't mean to put you on the spot, by the way. I was just curious.
[01:04:26] Speaker 3: But waiting in line an hour?
[01:04:27] Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I don't think that was a dangerous question.
[01:04:30] Speaker 3: No, it's, look, we're pretty, I can't remember the last time someone asked, I shouldn't say this, but I've already started saying it. No, like, most of the questions we get are pretty harmless.
[01:04:40] Speaker 2: All right, ask a tough question. Let's see if I'm willing to answer.
[01:04:42] Speaker 3: No, I just don't think we've ever had something which is ridiculous.
[01:04:45] Speaker 2: Let's see if we don't, we don't got that, um, that slider coming our way. Look at the NASDAQ.
[01:04:50] Speaker 3: Someone just said what my bench PR is. You know the wild thing? I have not, and I'm being dead honest about this, I have not done bench press since university. Like, I do dumbbell press mostly, but, like, flat bench, I used to do it in uni, and back then, like, when I ran track, like, my max was, like, 225. I think I had two reps at 225 was my max back then. And I was, like, I'm not a big guy, but I was 152 pounds when I ran track.
[01:05:22] Speaker 2: Okay, I can get behind that.
[01:05:22] Speaker 3: Like, I was, like, I was, like, little, little on track. My coach used to be like, you need to eat more food or take some stuff.
[01:05:30] Speaker 2: Very valid point. See, I actually do more push-ups than I hit flat bench, but I will hit incline bench always. Let's send things off to Adara.
[01:05:40] Speaker 4: Keep an eye here on Rumble. RUM CEO Chris Pavlovsky doing what he often does and trying to drum up some excitement for this stock on X. The stock has about 1.2 million shares traded on the day, saying that Quake AI, which I guess is a Rumble property, joined NVIDIA GTC Berlin this week and ending the post by saying, quote, best part, this is only the beginning of our journey. So, again, Chris Pavlovsky, CEO of Rumble, implying that one of the Rumble properties, Quake, has some kind of tie-up with NVIDIA. Back to you.
[01:06:11] Speaker 3: Not kilograms. You crazy? Pounds, bro. Whoa. Whoa. Are you nuts? 225 kilograms? I was not on steroids. Are you crazy? Some people at university were.
[01:06:23] Speaker 2: You're saying you were, like, Bo Jackson? Oh, God, no. Are you crazy? Pull up some old pictures, and you'll prove that you weren't, like, Bo Jackson. No, I was skinny.
[01:06:37] Speaker 3: That was, no, but to be dead honest, and I even knew it, too. Like, my coach is always trying to get me to take creatine and this and that. It's like, well, you know, if you got more powerful, you'd be faster than some of these guys because I had good technique and I had a good start.
[01:06:52] Speaker 2: I could never get that movement correct. What, the face pull? Yeah, I was never in love with that. Yeah, but for some reason, it just always gave, like, shoulder pain, yeah. So, you're doing a face pull? Yeah, no, I didn't. See this?
[01:07:07] Speaker 3: I like that movement. See how, like, if you get the shoulders down. I'm not even getting the shoulders down, but, like, instead of this, like, lift like that. See how you feel it a little bit better? Yeah, yeah, okay, there you go.
[01:07:17] Speaker 2: Oh, see, now I've got shoulder issues. See what I'm saying?
[01:07:19] Speaker 3: I mean, like, yeah, like, if you don't think pulling straight back, anyways, I don't know why this turned into a workout though. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. Let's get this super chat on. Alex Thorne, I'm not 100%. By the way, just one quickly here. SpaceX won't go anymore than, like, it's breaking this 146. I'm not even bidding down there. It's too far. Who cares? It's breaking this 146, but it's not really falling apart here. And then I bid, just to quickly go over. Again, these are all just sort of slowly grinding down. Like, I got this bid. The next time it makes a plunge, look for the bottom down here, about 45.9. Not really trying to do anything crazy because the NASDAQ is, like, the market's just not moving. If I see it blast up, I'll probably cover these shorts. It's just, you're just trying to make a little bit to pad the day, not go crazy because volumes are so low right now. On the rail TV, bought dips on NVIDIA and Reddit. Hey, Reddit, we don't talk about that much. The hold over the weekend, I think we bounce next week. Who else holding over the weekend? Well, the long term is holding over the weekend. Let's be real.
[01:08:21] Speaker 2: I mean, I bought some more as well, too, but nothing substantial. Not 200 shares. But I've already been building a position. Yeah. I mean, so we'll be holding those over the weekend. Thank you on the rail TV for that stuff. So the week by went by five. Yeah, it did, Mike P. Listen, zero. Like, again, the correlation between me and the NASDAQ today is negative. So it's complete divergence when it comes to me putting on trades via this vehicle. I don't know. We should have been a little bit earlier and just stuck with the ones that we were trading a little bit better. But that's all right, man. It's just one red day. We got all the next week as well, too. Don't worry. Sean will be back on Tuesday. He's in Detroit. So let's head over. It looks like the market might want to find a little bit more of a sustained balance. Look what Microsoft has done today. How come we haven't discussed this more? Look at Microsoft going completely oppo here and just holding up around this support level. And I don't know if there's, yeah, there's nothing crazy from a structure standpoint up at this 523 Arunewarrier. What's this ticker that you want me to take a look at here? Again, I missed it. Arunewarrier. L-Y-C-A. L-Y-C-A. All right, let's see this. L-Y-C-A.
[01:09:29] Speaker 3: That's the IPO, isn't it?
[01:09:31] Speaker 2: Is it L-Y-C-A? I think so. L-Y-C-A Therapeutics. Let's see. We're about to find out. Yeah, yeah. Let's see. Okay. Not bad whatsoever. On L-Y-C-A? Are you on or on SpaceX? 59% today.
[01:09:46] Speaker 3: Just quickly. We're going to go up to Sia for a second, but I just popped out. I don't know. Sometimes it's just like things don't want to move far enough. Right? Like, you get that topping tail in the morning. It's like instant drop $1, $1.50. Today, it's like drop $0.30 to $0.40. Oh, sorry. This afternoon, it's like drop $0.30 to $0.40. So, let's go up to the desk. Oh, my bad. No. Let's go up to the screen for Sia. Look at me making that mistake.
[01:10:18] Speaker 5: A new layout we've been told to do. Sector Watch on the big board. And I actually kind of like it. This is pretty cool. Let's go over what's been happening. The SPY, which is currently down 0.5% right now. So, we have an electric tech. Three of the big names are turned flat right now. We were seeing quite a lot of pullback yesterday in this particular sector. Looking good overall. MU, AMD, Cisco, Intel. All up in the green today. We have a lot of important names. Reporting next week, you have Verizon in communications. You have Coca-Cola. We have Eli Lilly as well. Google. You also have Amazon to keep an eye out for that. Microsoft in there as well. Tech services heading over there now. Palantir, Meta. And you also have IBM, which are currently in fat. But Oracle, Palo Alto doing not too bad today. CrowdStrike is well up 7% and over. In finance, there's a bit of a pullback in a couple of stocks. You have these major names that are currently down. AXP as well. Sliding further. It's down almost 4% on the day. Now, Robinhood's down a percent and a half as well. In health tech, you have Lilly and J&J. A bit of laggards here as well. Retail trading of Amazon, Walmart, Costco, and Home Depot that are down as well. A lot of names in that sector seem to be a bit bearish. Energy minerals now. Oil, as we do know it, is soaring at the moment. USO is above 3% right now. We have XOM, CVX, and quite a lot of names in that particular sector, which are, in the green, looking super bullish as well. Consumer non-durables. You have KO and PG that are down past the 2.5% mark. And the rest of these sectors, you have consumer services, utilities, transportation, as well as consumer durables today. A lot of a mixed bag of stocks. Mixed sentiment across the board. In communication, you have all the three names that are sliding past the 7% mark. However, Verizon is down 1.8% right now. Echo is in the green. And that's all for your sector watch. Sending it right back to the guys.
[01:12:10] Speaker 3: Oh. Another.
[01:12:13] Speaker ?: Level.
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[01:13:59] Speaker 2: Well, he's going somewhere, but he's not leaving us. He's not leaving us. He's leaving us, but he's not leaving the company. Exactly. He's leaving us with Juan Soto.
[01:14:08] Speaker 3: Juan Soto. What a hitter. The shuffle. The Juan Soto shuffle. Moore, I'm sorry to keep bugging you. See, notice the advantage of tagging is all these questions. And then if you tag the name, see how it shows up for me and I never miss it. I'm sorry to keep bugging you. There are just a lot of good-looking dips out there. What do you think about Schwab here at about 900? Long-term weekly trendline tested. I can tell you I know Sean loves Schwab. I tend to be, like I'm more, yeah, like I recently bought Morgan Stanley because I just want the financial dip buy when they're all coming back in. So which time frame are you talking about? Weekly trendline. Yeah, I was like, I don't see a trendline there. So you want the weekly trendline is what you want to see on Schwab. Let's see. Yeah, I don't even have to draw it. I see it. Like sometimes you don't even, I don't have to put a line there for you to be able to see the higher lows. But I think the more general thing is, hey. What's your favorite big bank? It tends to just go up. They tend to just go up. I don't know. I only, I've only owned like the majority in two Canadian banks and then Morgan Stanley. Like that's, yeah, like that's basically been me. So I don't think you can go wrong, but like Schwab, I'm pretty sure Katina is probably buying that trendline too. But it's whichever one you happen to like, right? And Schwab, that does look good holding a trendline. And if you like the story and if you like the company anyways, you know, Morgan, Morgan might be, you can make the argument Morgan's breaking the trend. But then when I throw it, when I go even deeper, it gets crazy when you put up, when I put up this chart, like I'm just taking, I'm like, let it happen. I will be all involved in this. Again, I've been holding Morgan for years though. Morgan Stanley. And I'm typically, when I, when things get parabolic and to me, I'm like restructuring in the, say, the portfolio, like it's just, okay, this has gone like a different level. I'll take 10% out one shot and then 10% on another shot and then look to get my 20% back in in a couple of tranches. So I've already put one in and I'll be back to 100% on Morgan Stanley. If it resumes uptrend and I'd be glad another dip or maybe it comes down in here and then I get full in again. I always love that sock. That's just mine here. But again, you know, if you like Schwab, you like Schwab. I'm just telling you what I, what I happen to like. I'm a Jeremy guy. Ajax trading says, I wish it was still all TD. Yeah, TD Bank's one of the Canadian banks that I own.
[01:16:41] Speaker 2: It's actually one of the first stocks that I own too. TD? Yeah. I think the first stocks are obviously.
[01:16:46] Speaker 3: A lot of Canadians, their first, your first stock is Canadian banks or maybe like an Enbridge or something like that.
[01:16:53] Speaker 2: So years and years ago, I opened up, like I'm talking. How old am I now? 34. Holy cow. I was a decade ago.
[01:17:04] Speaker 3: You're young. Dude, you're so young. You're just like, oh man. I'm acting like you're so old.
[01:17:12] Speaker 2: Yeah, brother. Listen, did your bank account or did your Canadian broker throw this random Australian stock in your portfolio and that you can't sell or anything like that? What? It's crazy. Yeah. So a lot of us. So I have this stock. It's like this Australian based company that a lot of people who, who own TD, it just threw it in there and like, you can't sell it or anything like that. They just gave you like these two shares. They're like two shares of this company. And yeah, it's been in my portfolio. It's done nothing. I haven't looked at it in forever. Here, I'll pull it up. Just message me. Yeah, I'll pull it. I'll pull it up. Well, I'll take a look at it now to let me know if anybody, if like, if this stock got thrown into anybody's portfolio because you can't sell it or anything. It won't let you offload it or it hasn't done anything to it. It's not worth it. What do you mean you can't unload it? I promise you, Neil. Once I say the name, people are going to be like, yeah, it's probably in my portfolio as well, too. So let's pull it up here and actually see what we got going on. Good thing that my Canopy Growth Corp is doing really good. I'm down 99%. Yeah, 99%. Or no, I'm sorry, Tilray, or no, Aurora Cannabis. Get it right, Joe. Oh, yeah. See, it's this company called AUSF, Australia's Capital, Inc. It's been in there forever. Give you two shares. Does anybody else have this Australia's Capital, Inc. In their portfolio, yeah. And then here's also my Aurora Cannabis. I have seven shares at an average price of $1,280. We're down 99.57%. The market value is now sitting at $38.29. The book value at $9,000.
[01:19:07] Speaker 3: You know what I say to that? What's that? There can be miracles. Yeah, they can.
[01:19:11] Speaker 2: If you believe. Exactly. Does anybody else have that win? If you believe.
[01:19:15] Speaker 3: Anything can happen.
[01:19:17] Speaker 2: Is it beer? Yeah, well, what do we have right now? How much more do I need? Dude, when I saw. How much more do you need? Yeah, yeah. How much more do I need to get my buddy back here? I just need my investment back. Let's see.
[01:19:31] Speaker 3: Now, so I crunched the match.
[01:19:32] Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to crunch the match.
[01:19:34] Speaker 3: So the high is $1,500. Yeah. It's currently at $3.90. Oh, I see. Yeah, yeah. Anything is possible. Anything is possible, man. You know the most important thing to remember? That's right. Is that there is a universe somewhere.
[01:19:52] Speaker 2: Yeah. Where that stock is up. In which ACB. And I'm rich, right? It's a $1,500. Even more. Let's call it five grand. It's $2,000. $5,000 stock. And I'm disgustingly rich. And I'm sure in that universe. What's up to that job?
[01:20:06] Speaker 3: The Bills won four Super Bowls in a row. Yeah. Yeah. There's lots of things. Somewhere. I don't know. I was down here. You get really depressed. Oh, Jabberwocky. Come on, man. What did Jabber say, man? Why do we have to go back to that stock? Which one? No, not that stock again. Oh. Oh, yeah.
[01:20:23] Speaker 2: You know it's just down the street, right?
[01:20:25] Speaker 3: I'm putting up a poll. We talked about that. Yeah, yeah. I want to get a poll ready because it's $3.22. I'm glad I got a SpaceX. So was anybody going SpaceX long off this level? Off to 46? Yeah, because it bounced off to 46. Didn't look good. Like, kind of like, I don't like that candle. Let's just get out of it. And then it's continuing to go higher. All of the markets doing literally nothing. Like, here's the cues. All I keep showing you guys is this is the cues trying to break down. Where am I bidding on? Oh, I'm not bidding on iBid. Yeah, well, that's right. I was going to bid here on iBid, but there's no point. The market's coming down. I feel like I just, I'm not adding to this position. It's Friday, no volume. If we get a breakdown into the lows, I'll just hold it to the low of the day. Maybe I'll bid the low of the day. With this name? How are we doing on it, Neo? Ozan, I didn't kill the cues. Don't look at me, man. I didn't kill the cues. Bro, you can blame a lot of stuff. It's always okay to blame stuff on me, Ozan. 55%, Neo. The cues aren't my fault. What's 55? Oh, you're bringing, you're, see now you're the one bringing the stock up, not me. Oh, boy. That stock. 55% though.
[01:21:38] Speaker 2: It's up 55%? Yeah, since September. What's it up from the day that it got brought up then? Up 195% since July. Talk about L performance. Why can't I? Oh, that's right. I can't bring it up on. You can't bring it up on that? Not on P-Pro8 now. Oh, snap. All right. Well, I mean, there it is, man.
[01:22:00] Speaker 3: That's so hilarious that this thing has actually turned out to be a good buy. Is that what I need? 20,000 times? Completely a joke. And then it turned out to be a profitable buy. But you shouldn't buy companies because they have an unfortunate ticker.
[01:22:15] Speaker 2: It's a crazy ticker. Yeah, I mean, it's just a shout out to Richmond Street as well.
[01:22:19] Speaker 3: You need to have the CEO on just to explain what's going on. How they ended up with that. That's it. Why they would even do that. Like, why? Oh, of course. What are you even thinking? Wow. What are you even thinking? And that's right, Ozan. I didn't kill the Qs. Blame the guy who wants to short the Qs. Oh, yeah, I know. That's me. That's what I'm saying. Like, Ozan's out here blaming me for the more she's going down. Oh, man.
[01:22:42] Speaker 2: You got to stop. Yeah, see, she, she, bro, brother. I understand that, that it's, uh, that's a legit ticker, but, um. It's a real company. Like you said, it's 10 minutes away from us. This is the one now they're putting in there and you're like, oh, what?
[01:22:57] Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's, that's actually, that's actually a company that more people would know on the show.
[01:23:03] Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely. I'm just being real. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Cummins actually. Cummins is an actual. Cummins is an actually great. Plenty of people know that company. Exactly.
[01:23:10] Speaker 3: And just in the cool, 100% I'm dressing up for Halloween. Bet that. Every year, the majority of this show, the overwhelming majority of the Trader TV Live family dress up for Halloween. Of course, Halloween, for anyone who doesn't know, Halloween's on a Saturday. Every parent in the world rejoices that Halloween's on a Saturday, so we're dressing up on Friday on the show. So it's not actual Halloween, but we're, you know, we're going to get it done. Katina's, Sean's confirmed that he's dressing up as well, which we do every single year. I can't remember. I don't think we've, I don't think there's been a year that Sean and I didn't dress up, but last year, and I don't think it was particularly close. Adara might have won the last two years. You definitely won last year there.
[01:23:56] Speaker 4: Thank you. I don't know if I won the year before when I did the Bratz doll. That was fun, but I could not handle the heels and I changed out of them like a couple hours in. And yeah, it was fun, but I don't think it was like as intense as the Midsummer one. I'm not going to say I'm going to win this year, but I will say, I'm feeling everybody is going to know who I'm dressed as. And we're going to have a lot of fun with it. All of the pieces have arrived. I have to order some stuff. It'll be a fun time.
[01:24:20] Speaker 3: That's what it's all about. We're all about having fun. Weren't you Frozone one year? That was a few years back. I did Frozone. Frozone. The best one, the best one that Sean ever did is when we, no, when we combine. Why are you looking, why are you looking at my head when you say that? See what, this guy's just, it's like that, right?
[01:24:42] Speaker 2: It's all love, it's all love, man, that's crazy. It's like that.
[01:24:48] Speaker 3: Yes. Jesus, it didn't Frozone. I'm bald. It's crazy. Deal with it. She's in a chair. In that universe, Joey Crayons has a mansion on a peninsula and a diving board above his pool full of Stanley Cup trophies and Maple Leaf t-shirts.
[01:25:04] Speaker 2: And on top of that, he's an award-winning artist. Artist, exactly. The modern-day Michelangelo. It's like that, eh? Man, you got a white. Oh. Thanks, brother.
[01:25:15] Speaker 3: Mr. Trenchdig, that's a great idea. I've already picked my costume for this year. I don't even know who that is. That is unreal. That's a great idea. Why didn't I think of that? Oh, shoot. Okay, so, whatever. People can read it in the chat, but in case I do that next year, I'm not going to bother saying it out loud. But anyone in the chat's read what you said, and maybe they'll forget about it in a year, remind me a year from now. That's a great idea. Everyone always comes with great Halloween ideas when it's too late. That's a week away. By now, you need to have what you're going to do. You don't have it then. Or you're in trouble. I'm going to get some early-looking balances for everybody. Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead, Dar.
[01:25:58] Speaker 4: I just talked over to the chat saying Adara's dressing up as Oracle, which is hilarious, amazing. I can't tell if you mean the stock or the iconic DC character. I feel like I'm kind of already dressed up as Barbara Gordon every day, just sitting here for you guys, giving you info. But, no, I am dressed as something market-related, and I'm really excited to show you all.
[01:26:13] Speaker 3: There it is. But you have to be, you've got to be tuning in on Friday to see it all. Everyone's dressing up. Sia's going to dress up. Pretty sure Sharif will also dress up. And I'm looking over because I'm kind of curious as to whether or not everybody is going to be... I'm getting some thumbs up. Double thumbs up there. I haven't seen a thumbs up from Asasino. Tiffany dressing up? Oh, come on. I got this. I got this from Asasino. He's like, eh. Asasino. Just because you're not on camera doesn't mean you can't dress up. Fabian would dress up every... Fabian dressed up as a boring kitty.
[01:26:52] Speaker 2: That was a good one. It kind of looks like...
[01:26:54] Speaker 3: And he's not even on camera. And actually, you know, he won that year. Was that two years ago, Adara? That was two years ago. Was that two years ago he did Roaring Kitty?
[01:27:01] Speaker 4: Yeah, I believe it was 2024, I want to say, that he did Roaring Kitty.
[01:27:06] Speaker 3: So you won last year and then Roaring Kitty won two years ago. Easy. But I still... My personal favorite was when Sean and I did Pulp Fiction. What's up, Kostly? Because it was like a team costume thing. It's like, yeah, we're both going to do this. And then it just had the sick visual all day long. Fair enough. But yeah, it gives some ideas.
[01:27:24] Speaker 2: Oh, what is reverse trick-or-treating?
[01:27:27] Speaker 3: Oh! What?
[01:27:31] Speaker 2: We're going to go up to the desk from Adara.
[01:27:34] Speaker 3: What's reverse trick-or-treating?
[01:27:36] Speaker 2: They bring the candy. You don't go and get it. Instead of going retrieving it. Oh! Oh!
[01:27:43] Speaker ?: If you can't have sugar, though, I bring my worm on a string.
[01:27:47] Speaker 3: What's this? Okay. This is a worm on a string, which is a nice little fun toy. Yeah. I'm a candy person.
[01:27:55] Speaker 2: All right, man.
[01:27:57] Speaker 3: I like to... I have a bit of a sweet tooth. Hi, I'm Neil. Yeah, I know. I'm usually hungry. And a lot of times, when I'm not hungry for an apple fritter... Oh! And when I'm not hungry for candy or just any food in general, I am hungry for knowledge. Oh! Exactly the type of knowledge that you can get at the desk on the Asian markets if we're ready for it right now.
[01:28:20] Speaker 2: Oh! Not yet? Oh! We're actually not.
[01:28:23] Speaker 3: Okay, well, apparently we're just going to Adara. So I just blew that entire segue and set up for one. I'll try to make it up in a few minutes. Let's go to Adara.
[01:28:33] Speaker 4: Or I can really drag this out and maybe we'll be ready by the time I'm done. But we're going to take a look at TTWO. This is Take-Two Interactive Software. About 850,000 shares trading so far in this one on the day. So not a ton of action, but there is obviously a move here into session lows. That's because Kimi just announced here, again, this is the Moonshot AI model. Apparently, their Kimi K3.1 Pro AI model is able to build GTA 6-style playable game demos in just 10 hours for $52. This is claimed by the developer. This is not proven. But either way here, that would be a bad look if they could clone TTWO before GTA 6 was released. We're going to set it over to one because we actually are ready for the last Asian market update, at least on this side of the pond. Let's go through what the Asian markets did last night and what to expect from the Sunday night session.
[01:29:27] Speaker 6: Thank you, Adara. So, ending the week in mixed-territory Asian markets, very volatile. Late bargain hunting as well, offsetting earlier losses coming from a tech sell-off. You see Hong Kong, the Han Seng, up by 0.7%, rebounding from an inter-day drop and tracked by gains in mainland Chinese equities. Brand crude also hitting five-month highs of nearly $115 per barrel, stoking that of inflation fears. We did hear news of DeepSeek's $15 billion fundraising, boosting that of the AI sector in Hong Kong. But tech still needs some room to stabilize. Some of the top gainers in the Hang Seng, Hong Kong, would be that of Tencent, up by 1%. SMIC, they were up by about half a percentage point. Xiaomi, up by 4%. And Minimax, a whopping 17% to the upside. Now, Kospi, South Korean Kospi, up marginally by about 0.3%, driven by a lot of retail buying and gains in the tech sector, including that of SK Hynix. They were up by about 4.5%, while Samsung, up by half a percentage point. SK Square, also up by 3.2%. However, the rebound was capped a little by overnight losses in the U.S. tech sector and also declines in LG Energy. They were down by nearly 2%. Hyundai were down by 2%. And KB Financial, down by 3.3%. Last but not least, Nikkei, 225. Japanese markets, down marginally by 0.34%. Tech selling, easing that of investors, rotating from tech into safer assets, such as government bonds in Japan. September inflation in Japan also exceeded that of Bank of Japan's 2% target, reinforcing rate hike expectations later on this year for Japan. Some stocks under pressure over there is Taiyo Yudin. They were down by nearly 4%. Mitsubishi Financial, down by 2.3%. Hitachi, down by 4.4%. And Nintendo, also down by nearly 2%. What to look out for over the weekend into the Asian Open on Sunday evening. Of course, Taiwan. The TaiX index actually was closed today because of a typhoon closing market. So watch how TaiX opens up on that Sunday evening, especially after the shutdown today. So deaths will definitely be catching up from all the global AI packaging supply chain movements. Keep an eye out also on KOSPI, South Korean KOSPI, turning it around. I mean, they rebounded from a 4% drop today, intraday, to end the day positive. So a lot of domestic funds stabilizing and also some foreign buying in SK Hynix and Samsung. So watch for any upside momentum toward resistance at 5,600 for South Korean KOSPI. And last but not least, China. Keep them on your dashboards for Sunday or Monday morning. Their September industrial profits will be released on that day. It's scheduled for Monday morning. It will set the tone for onshore industrial and materials in the region.
[01:32:45] Speaker 4: Let's keep an eye on here in Asia. Great to have one here with us over the last six or so months. And excited to see what's next from one. Guys, it's not over yet. Stay tuned in probably maybe December, maybe later, for some more updates for Trader TV out of Asia. Before we send it back to the guys, got a little bit of news here coming out of Iran. State media reporting that Iran's revolutionary guard saying two tankers struck naval mines while trying to use an unauthorized route of the Strait of Hormuz. Also, President Trump saying, quote, we'll take care of Cuba on our way back from Iran. Back to you.
[01:33:19] Speaker 3: Oh, we just slipped that in? What happened? We'll take care of Cuba on our way back.
[01:33:24] Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, hey, listen, man. One, brother, we all know that was the final segment here at the Toronto office, Trader TV Live. I've actually had the privilege to sit and watch you and your crew do some runovers. Did you know any of these individuals before or?
[01:33:45] Speaker 6: No, no, no, these were the first time I've met them. All the new hosts that have been recruited over there in Kuala Lumpur are fresh off the boat. So it's going to be exciting to see everyone now grow, especially in Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur. And I'm excited to be working with them and helping Brendo train them up so that they can produce a lovely show. As great as the one here being led by you guys in the Toronto office. Better one, better.
[01:34:17] Speaker 2: Yeah. Good stuff. Okay, so one thing. What would you say is your biggest takeaway about your stay here in Toronto? You've been here for six months. What was your favorite thing? And then we're going to obviously ask you, what was your least favorite thing?
[01:34:31] Speaker 6: I guess one of my favorite things here in Toronto would be that of the weather. I mean, I came at a perfectly great time. Just skipped out on winter, came in during the spring and summer. Had an amazing time. Met a lot of cool new people here as well as made some new friends from all around the city. And my least favorite, oh, I'm missing the food from home. Oh, okay. That's fair. That's one thing.
[01:35:01] Speaker 2: I thought you were going to say the sidewalks. I thought, because I know you and I had the conversation, you really like the sidewalks around here.
[01:35:07] Speaker 6: Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, definitely love the walking culture here in Toronto as well. Because back in KL, you can barely walk from one place to another without, you know, the humidity is so bad there. Oh, okay. You'll definitely put up a sweat. But here, it's so nice to walk. I was actually out for a walk last night to get some ice cream in the cold weather to Wathars.
[01:35:31] Speaker 3: It's not cold yet. We need to have you back here in, say, February. You ain't seen nothing yet, my boy. Trust me. Come back here in February. And then you can see, then you'll see what's up. That being said, winter's not as bad as you think. And there's, but it can be so much fun. I know Adara's from Winnipeg, so there's levels to this. But I don't really complain that much.
[01:35:52] Speaker 4: I laugh.
[01:35:53] Speaker 3: No, you want to experience it. I'll complain. Can we get you, at some point, of course, we want to have you come back. And it's been an absolute pleasure being here. But we've got to have you back at some point.
[01:36:05] Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you think? Do you think, hey, man, I have to come back? Or is this like, all right, see you later. Thanks for having me.
[01:36:13] Speaker 6: I definitely want to come back. There's still a lot more that I need to experience. I didn't get the chance to go to the Toronto Islands, unfortunately. Oh, okay, okay, okay. But I did go to a lot of lovely places like the X and also Niagara. And it was really a great experience here.
[01:36:29] Speaker 2: Oh, you went to Niagara Falls?
[01:36:30] Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah.
[01:36:31] Speaker 2: Nice, nice. That's one of those musts if you're there. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So I'm glad that you enjoyed it. Man, listen, it's been fantastic, obviously, having you here, man. And I'm happy for you that you get to go home and see your family.
[01:36:41] Speaker 3: And you guys are going to crush it.
[01:36:43] Speaker 2: Likewise, likewise. Can't wait. Yes, sir, yes, sir. All right, man, that's it. The one and only, man.
[01:36:49] Speaker 3: One and only. There it is. And what do we have from Trump now? Trump on Iran, we may do another operation against Iran. You may? You might? Well, USO is moving up on this. There's, I mean, but USO has been going up all day long, slowly grinding higher. It has been just, we're up four and a half percent on USO and continuing to go. We got about 10 minutes to the imbalances. So I'm going to give you the early look. BlackBerry's there for a buy of 1.3. That's interesting. KWeb, so, you know, Chinese ETFs there. 900,000 is really not that big. Pinterest, 600,000. It's not that big. The only one that, like, BlackBerry's probably the only early looking balance that stands out because whatever this is, is a penny stock, ELME. So 1.3 million into a volume of 8.7 million. I will have this one up on a side chart somewhere just in case BlackBerry gives us a close trade. And remember, all these early looking balances, it's just New York and Amex. The NASDAQ stocks, not till 350. Those of you that have been around, you guys know we show this all the time. But, yeah, SpaceX still moving. Man, it's probably the – it's still – wow. Ah, you okay. Well, you know, sometimes the best trade you make is the one that you either don't make or get out of.
[01:38:13] Speaker 2: Oh, it's open.
[01:38:14] Speaker 3: Because finding that would have been nasty. What was that?
[01:38:16] Speaker 2: A-I-O-K. Yeah, that top was 14. Now we're printing – what are we printing here? Oh, 13. 40s, yeah, yeah. The top ran up to 14 bucks there. Coming back into 12s, 12.50. And it halts down. It's going to halt down. Yeah, it's done. And focal. Oh, maybe not. Oh. It's a trap. Psych. On that one, be careful, says Jones River. Absolutely. Now it's going to halt here, Neil. Let's see what we've got going on. And halt it. Oh, whoa. No, it's 15 seconds. Yeah, it is 15 seconds. Just wondering if you're working on any modeling to estimate the likelihood or timing of a potential market crash or a major correction. I didn't realize you could have shorted that. I really like that you answer this question, NextGen. Do I have a specific model? No. I'm very, very simplistic when it comes to my technical analysis. I've been there for quite some time. I used to use one specific indicator, and that was it. For those who know what Camarilla pivot points are, that was my go-to. Why? Because you eliminate the subjectivity of it. It's completely objective, and it can be classified, even though most indicators are lagging. I would like to think it's forward-looking. For those who know, it's preset lines, monthly, daily, intraday, whatever it may be. It's preset pivots. I'll be with it if you dress up for Halloween, or I'm not reading it. What's that? I'm talking to. Oh, okay. I'm talking to S-C-No. Oh, okay. So, yeah, I mean, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Okay, I didn't even know I had that one up there. Let's see what else we got going on. I think some of these names are, what am I thinking about here? Something that's kind of already in a correction, CRWV. Like, these NeoCloud names, listen, we're already talking about correction, and I was doing some analysis on this stuff last night. 70% to the downside. I mean, that is pretty already a lofty correction. Now, if you're going to talk about the individuals who are at the front and center of this AI build-out, then you're going to fall into the Googles and obviously the NVDAs of the world, which are starting to approach or have already approached.
[01:40:12] Speaker 3: Look at Caterpillar and Gvernova, two spots that I own.
[01:40:16] Speaker 2: Yeah, I know. Caterpillar got hit pretty heavy.
[01:40:19] Speaker 3: Caterpillar is way off the top. 35%. My whole thing of only ever getting out in 10% and 20% of long-term holdings and tops, sometimes I just wish. It's like, oh, but if I had just gotten at 80%, I'd be loading back into this. But that's not how it is. But you know what's interesting? When you buy back into something, you know, if it goes up 10%, you get 10%. Yeah. That's pretty much the normal. That's how things usually work. But you know what? With GlobalX's power stock ETFs, they add built-in leverage exposure with no margin account and no borrowing to manage on six big tech stocks. You can learn more at GlobalX.ca. That's TSLP is one of them. Hoop is one of them. 1.33x leveraged with GlobalX. I want to thank them for sponsoring the afternoon show. And you can always scan the QR code in front of you. Visit GlobalX.ca. This is a bit of a weird one for that AIOK stock. Apparently, the fact that it's in a down halt might be A-OK for everybody that's long. The tap is currently 1434. So it halted down at 1258. Granted, it's not going to open up for another couple of minutes here. Check that. Three minutes, I believe. But it's currently giving you a higher tap. It's not all the way down here. Tap is a theoretical auction price. And for now, even though it's halted down, it is indicating opening higher. So good luck if you happen to be trapped in this one long. If it were not to open up at 346, which is when it should, or just after 346, at that point, it's very likely it wouldn't open until 4. Because in the last 10 minutes, as we always like to tell people, if you still trade these things late in the day, if it's halted in the last 10 minutes of the day, it opens at 4. That's just how it works. Time for us to go to the desk. Five minutes till imbalances. Let's go Money Talks with Sia.
[01:42:19] Speaker 2: Money Talks.
[01:42:21] Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that issue is fixed. I'm back again. Okay, perfect. The dollar right now, which is up 0.18%, trading around the 101.8 region. Like I said earlier as well, we do have some important data coming up next week as well. Today, we had the S&P Global Composite PMI Flash, the Manufacturing PMI Flash. On Monday, we do have the Chicago Fed National Activity Index. And on Tuesday, the ADP employment change coming in around 9 a.m. at the time. So keep an eye out for that and do not miss those numbers because they're definitely market moving. Let's also take a look at the U.S. dollar against the euro at the moment. The euro has fallen a bit against the dollar. Dollar climbing against the euro on track. The euro is on track for its weekly loss against both the U.S. dollar and the yen as of today. Not a good look here for the euro, which is down against the dollar 0.21%. Sending it back to you.
[01:43:29] Speaker 3: Thank you as always. We need a button that's like a thank you, Sia. Thank you very much. We have the Adara one.
[01:43:36] Speaker 5: I was actually, people were asking in chat why I don't have stickers of my own. Like the Sia stickers that come on the screen.
[01:43:43] Speaker 3: Oh, oh, that. Ah, you should have one of those. Oh, you know what you need one of as well? Because every single person on this show is supposed to have one of these.
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[01:43:54] Speaker 5: The show that makes you go hard to market every day. I don't know how I do on that, honestly.
[01:43:58] Speaker 3: He's not even here and I'm doing it. No, everyone's got one.
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[01:44:08] Speaker 2: Look at the head of hair on Katina Man.
[01:44:09] Speaker 3: The first thing, there's a bunch of ones, like new ones that got made that are better. But on my stream deck, I only have the old gangster ones that everybody that shot them hates. Hit them, man. Hit them, man. That's why I have Shell, because Sean doesn't like his old one. And Shreep doesn't like his old one. I don't think, for some reason, I don't have Adara's. I need to figure that out. Somebody in maybe SSC, you know, if you give me the number for Adara, there's jokes.
[01:44:33] Speaker 2: This trade has unlimited upside. Bro, you've got to let go of the finger, man.
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[01:44:49] Speaker 2: I know. Or you grab this one. Elegant. Ooh. Here you go, man. You don't want this guy to be bad. I don't know why I smiled.
[01:44:57] Speaker 3: You should have cut the camera before I smiled. I couldn't even keep a straight face. But, uh... Well, I'm just saying, Sia, we need to get you to film one so that we can as well. So we'll figure that out. Muldrifter, it's true. First of all, I shot that, like, damn deal with So Young. That was like three years ago. I haven't aged that much in three years. Right? I don't think I've aged that much in three years. It's all lies.
[01:45:27] Speaker 2: I see what you did there, RJ45. Mr. T was good people's, too. Mr. T is good people's. Is he still with us? Yeah, he's still with us. Oh, okay. All right. There you go.
[01:45:37] Speaker 3: I hate when I'm not sure about stuff like that. Yeah, I'm sure he is.
[01:45:43] Speaker 2: Yeah. Of course. I mean, hey, man. It is Mr. T. Pity the fool. Yeah, you don't want to...
[01:45:47] Speaker 3: I was pretty sure, but I'm like, hmm, let's just check for a quick second. That's another fantastic costume option, obviously. What is that one there? Dressing up as Mr. T... Yo. Yo. We could have just done the A-team.
[01:46:04] Speaker 2: What's the A-team? Oh. No, you did not just ask me what the A-team was. RJ, I see what you did there, my guy. What is... What do you...
[01:46:15] Speaker 3: Did you see, you know, the A-team? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Joe messes with me so much. I know. You've always got to be messing with people. Sheesh. Okay, we got one minute till imbalances here. But, like, one of these years, we have to have, like, a theme that everybody does. Like, that would be the absolute ultimate, where you just get... Like, Avengers. I don't know. Yeah, that's what I was saying we should have done.
[01:46:40] Speaker 2: We should have done the Avengers, because it would have worked out good, right?
[01:46:43] Speaker 3: Yeah.
[01:46:44] Speaker 2: Who would you be, Neo?
[01:46:47] Speaker 3: That's a great question. And don't everybody say I have to be War Machine, all right? I know what you're going to say. Or Black...
[01:46:52] Speaker 2: Obviously, I was going to...
[01:46:53] Speaker 3: It sounds like, ew, he's got to be Black Panther or War Machine. You could be Bucky. Bucky? Yeah. Nah, nah, nah. Nah. Or you want to be Cap? Be Bucky. Nah, I wouldn't want to be Cap. Okay. I actually... Like, to be honest, if I wasn't... And legitimately, War Machine's pretty cool. No, but I would probably want to be, like, Star-Lord or Drax. Like, Drax. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Star-Lord is... Like, that'd be... That'd be fun. Just Star-Lord. Yeah, that's great. Vision... Like, Vision is a... That's just too... That's a hard costume.
[01:47:22] Speaker 2: That is a hard costume. Well, I mean, you just got to get the diamond up there.
[01:47:26] Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's a hard costume, dude. The stone up there. But Nick Fury would be fantastic. That'd be fun. Yeah. Dude, we should... Yeah, we probably should have done the event. What's a...
[01:47:34] Speaker 4: You've already been a couple Samuel L. Jackson characters, so Nick Fury's perfect, because you were Frozone, and then you were also Julian from... Or Jules from Pulp Fiction. Okay, market selling.
[01:47:44] Speaker 3: Imbalances. Yeah, market's selling here a little bit. TLT is a 2.2 million buy imbalance. Here, Walmart's a buy of 1 million shares. Yeah, there's none of the big cap names there. BlackBerry's a 1.3 million to the buy side. TLT stands out. Intel, sell on Intel, 860,000 shares. Not very big imbalances at all. Oracle's a sell of 700,000. LAM is 600,000. No NVIDIA, no Apple, no AMD. No Amazon, none of that stuff. It really... Like, this is what stands out to me. Like, TLT, I don't... I can't remember... I don't think we've ever seen an imbalance of a couple million shares on TLT, so I'm not even sure if it's going to do anything. I'm just going to get out of IBIT. Didn't move. IBIT, again, didn't really do anything. I had my bid at LOD, but I'm just going to punch out, because I saw the market tick up, so for whatever reason, it didn't seem like a bunch of sell imbalances, or buy imbalances, but I'll just get out there with only nine minutes to go. Overall, the market's 1.9 billion sell, but it didn't really spike anything I was looking at. Let's go back up to the desk with a dare.
[01:48:55] Speaker 4: Google in focus. President Trump just called Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, a genius, and then also called Sergey Brin, the co-founder of Google, a genius as well. So Sundar and Sergey, apparently geniuses over here at G-O-O-G-L. Back to you.
[01:49:09] Speaker 3: Before, I've gotten this a lot. I mean, I don't necessarily see it, but I've heard- Is it Don Cheadle? I don't think that. I don't think I look like Don Cheadle.
[01:49:18] Speaker 2: Or is it Neil? Give us a shot. Is it Don Cheadle? No. Or is it Neil? We don't all look alike.
[01:49:30] Speaker 3: Come on, man. Yeah, see Jason who's like, oh, it's there? No, it's not. I don't think I look that much. That'd be a heck of a compliment.
[01:49:39] Speaker 5: I think you'd be a very good war machine.
[01:49:40] Speaker 3: Yeah. That's a hard costume to do.
[01:49:42] Speaker 5: It is a hard costume to do, but I think you could pull it off.
[01:49:45] Speaker 3: The thing is, every time I've done a Samuel L. Jackson character, they're not that difficult.
[01:49:49] Speaker 5: Also, how about-
[01:49:50] Speaker 3: Frozone was not- Like, Frozone, that was obviously a more challenging costume.
[01:49:56] Speaker 5: How about Will Smith from The Pursuit of Happiness?
[01:49:59] Speaker 3: That's oddly specific.
[01:50:01] Speaker 5: Okay. It's a good costume. It's a simple costume. It's like a suit. Or you can- It's a good movie. I love that movie.
[01:50:08] Speaker 3: Yeah, but how are you going to know? I don't know. It is a simple costume, but does it stand out? What people recognize? People are saying, I like Don Needle. I don't really think I look like that.
[01:50:19] Speaker 2: Don Needle, man. Okay, look, first of all, Pitbull. That's crazy. What? And what Pitbull? Don Needle. Done. Deal with it. Don Needle. You started it. Yeah, that's all good, man. Don Needle is crazy.
[01:50:34] Speaker 3: Blade would be fun. Yeah, Blade, but- Where were all these ideas two or three weeks ago when this could have been a thing? I've already picked out my costume. I'm not going to say. You guys will find out. I know what Sean's doing. I know what I'm doing. We all know- Well, Adara told us, but we're not going to give it away. I don't know what you're doing. I don't think you mentioned your costume, but- Yeah, I'm either- I'm either- No, don't tell everybody. It's just a surprise, but you haven't told me. Sorry. Sia hasn't decided. Oh, Sia really just did this? Is that what you- Sia, do you want to go down this road? Oh. What did I do? Sia just asked the chat, what should I be? Well, as a matter of fact, Sia, everybody in the chat, let's throw some ideas into the chat right now as to what Sia can dress up as, and then I'm just going to randomly pick some ones that stand out, and we'll do a poll.
[01:51:24] Speaker 5: I like Jasmine from Aladdin. Sia.
[01:51:26] Speaker 3: That's a good one. That's a good one there. Jasmine. Throw some in there. What else we got here? The Lorax. That's very random. Shrek. Sia. Barbie? That would be a good Shrek.
[01:51:38] Speaker 2: Shrek? Man, that's crazy. You would dress up as Shrek? Miss Shrek. Oh, that's a good one as well, too. Shrek is going to be in there.
[01:51:45] Speaker 5: That would also be an indicator because the markets would be bullish that day. Green.
[01:51:49] Speaker 2: Who?
[01:51:49] Speaker 5: Green for Shrek, green for the market. All right.
[01:51:51] Speaker 3: Then you'd be Mr. Shrek, then. Throw some other ones in there. Moana.
[01:51:56] Speaker 5: Cleopatra.
[01:51:57] Speaker 3: Cleopatra.
[01:51:58] Speaker 5: That's a fun one.
[01:51:59] Speaker 2: Cleopatra. Cleopatra's a good one. Give me one more. One more. I have three. I have three. One more. One more. One more. Did you put Catwoman in there? Catwoman. Here you go. That's too chalk.
[01:52:09] Speaker 5: Oh, we're starting a poll. Oh, okay.
[01:52:12] Speaker 3: Okay, well. Oh, yes. Done. Done. This is the last one. Nancy Pelosi. Okay, Nancy Pelosi. All right, everybody. It's voting time. Don't bother putting any more names there. I'm not going to do a poll with, like, 10 or 20. This is a non-binding, but definitely social pressure poll for Sia. So, what costume? I really think Nancy Pelosi. Everyone vote for five.
[01:52:35] Speaker 5: Joe, stop voting.
[01:52:35] Speaker 3: Vote one for Jasmine. Vote two for Shrek. Vote three for Cleopatra. Vote four for Catwoman. Vote five for Nancy Pelosi. We need to make this happen. Because if this one wins, it's just pressure. Nancy Pelosi. And then all day next Friday, Sia can just give us free money winning picks for stocks. Because Nancy Pelosi doesn't lose. So, if you dress up as Nancy Pelosi, every trade you make is going to be a winner.
[01:53:03] Speaker 4: Who's going to dress as Paul, though? This has to be, like, somebody. We need a Paul now. And I've already committed to a costume.
[01:53:08] Speaker 3: Look, I can't be me. I've already decided.
[01:53:10] Speaker 4: Paul Pelosi.
[01:53:12] Speaker 3: Asacino hasn't decided he could dress up as Paul Pelosi.
[01:53:15] Speaker 5: Like, I trusted y'all to not do me dirty. This is the worst.
[01:53:18] Speaker 3: No, no, no. You trusted the wrong people. You trusted the wrong people, then.
[01:53:22] Speaker 5: Oh, God.
[01:53:23] Speaker 3: Sia, you've definitely been here long enough to know exactly how that was moving. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the second you typed it in the chat, I think you knew the road that we were headed down. It's over. Exactly how it would end up. And as far as I'm concerned, we have 94 votes. It's 57%. At this point, it is basically a done deal. Now, this is non-binding. Oh, I know.
[01:53:45] Speaker 4: But the name is right there, too.
[01:53:47] Speaker 3: Pelosi. Pelosi.
[01:53:49] Speaker 2: Oh, my God. There it is. It's done. Let's go. It's done now, man. Pelosi and Don Needle coming up. Oh, goodness. That's crazy. Oh, you know what would be a good one for you, Sia? I love how you have the stick. Tyla. Tyla. We could have put Tyla in there.
[01:54:12] Speaker ?: Oh, that's crazy.
[01:54:13] Speaker 5: You know what I mean? Tyla.
[01:54:16] Speaker 2: Tyla.
[01:54:17] Speaker 5: That would be easy to do.
[01:54:19] Speaker 2: You could throw Tyla.
[01:54:20] Speaker 3: You know what's easier for you to do? Oh. Nancy Pelosi. Ooh.
[01:54:24] Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm about to. Sorry.
[01:54:25] Speaker 3: Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Nancy, it's such a great idea. Thanks, Sean. Shout out to whoever it was that typed in the chat, Nancy Pelosi. Shout out.
[01:54:37] Speaker 2: That was such a great, great idea. Everybody's going to try to take credit for that one there, man. It's every bit of Friday.
[01:54:42] Speaker 3: It's market-related, too. That's a good one. Yeah, that's an awesome one.
[01:54:45] Speaker 2: I love that.
[01:54:46] Speaker ?: Of course.
[01:54:47] Speaker 2: Tyla. Police officer. What? What else? Someone said Brittany Griner. Huh?
[01:54:56] Speaker 3: What? No.
[01:54:58] Speaker ?: Right.
[01:55:00] Speaker 3: I could, no, I'm going to. Angel Reese. I'll leave that one. I'm going to leave that alone. Spoiling. I was at the game. I took my daughter to the Fever game. Yeah, how was that? When Angel Reese was in town. How was it? They do a fantastic job making WNBA fun for kids. That's good. That's good. My daughter loves basketball. She had a great time. She enjoyed it. Went with my neighbor and his daughter as well. That's cool. They really enjoyed it. Angel Reese is an ish disturber. Yeah. She spends the whole time crying about every single call. Everything, bro. My team hasn't passed me the ball. She's throwing fits. She's throwing elbows. Dude, did you see that? Dirty stuff. It's like, okay. Did you see that? I think she's like a Dennis Rodman thing.
[01:55:42] Speaker 2: Dude, she's like this, and then they didn't pass it to her? It's what you do as a child, and you walk off in the other direction because they didn't pass it to you. Like, what? Like, you're in the pro league, and you're like this, they're not passing it to you, and she's like. And I'm like, dude, what are you even doing? And then she walks away.
[01:55:58] Speaker 3: Yo, I'll be straight up. It's crazy. I had a high school basketball coach. May he rest in peace. If that nonsense had happened, he wouldn't have just pulled you. He wouldn't have just pulled you from the game. But shout out to her. He would have embarrassed you when he pulled you from the game. He would have had you running suicide solo at practice, and then you'd have been benched the next game, too. And he wouldn't care who you are. She's still young, though. Star player or not. She's still a pretty good player. Anyways, it doesn't matter. WNBA, whatever. Okay. I was saying something positive about the WNBA because, as I said, my daughter is a basketball fan, had a fantastic experience going to the games. Who's kind of ran there? With only one minute to go, it hasn't been. The good news is, to end the week. And it's over. Yesterday was not good. Okay, yesterday was not a good day. The good news is, it was not a free fall Friday. We'll end up down. I mean, the market's slightly down. But we didn't get a free fall Friday. It was enough rally off the jump that things ended up pretty decent. We're going to go to Adara one last time, then we'll bring it on home with a close.
[01:57:05] Speaker 4: Keep an eye on CART, guys. Maple Bear slash Instacart reportedly exploring a sale. And they've already held talks with DoorDash and Uber. This is according to the information. Here is Uber moving lower. D-A-S-H also moving lower. Again, guys, the information reporting. Instacart's exploring a sale. They've already held talks with both DoorDash and Uber.
[01:57:25] Speaker 3: Wow, that has a real chance of getting done. What have they been trading at? Oh, no, there's no, I don't know if there's much of opportunity there. The first thing I always look at is if they're in talks here, then anyone wanting to buy is buying, has probably been buying in the 40s. And it's already giving you 20-something per premium. The market is now closed. Sorry, the brain was just turning in the last second. Is there, if they go 30, 40%, like what could you get out of this if the 90-day average is down under 50 bucks? But anyways, we can move on from that. Rugpull says Storm from X for Sia. It's Sia. Thea. Thea. It's Sia. But Storm's a good, that would have been a good team. We could have done X-Men, Avengers. One of these years, we'll all dress up in a matching theme. It makes obvious sense. And it's pretty low-hang fruit. And I would agree with Assassina, who just said X-Men would be a better, would be more fun than Avengers. I agree with that. I'm definitely down with that. Like, you get Wolverine in there. So you know what's crazy? Wolverine. Sean and I went to high school with Iceman. He was in our grade. Yeah. What? Yeah, Sean and Sean Ashmore and his brother were in our grade in high school. Who is that? Who? Sean Ashmore. He went to our high school. Who's that? He played Iceman in the... Who's Iceman? In the X-Men movies? Oh, I didn't know. Okay, anyway. No, he's from Brampton. We've known him since we were kids. We run into him every now and then.
[01:58:55] Speaker 2: Harley Quinn would be a good one as well, too. I like that.
[01:59:03] Speaker 3: Peacemaker. Peacemaker is hilarious. Is that the shark? John Cena. John Cena is Peacemaker. Okay. Yeah, that was legit. Oh! And you're right, Mike. The real Iceman is Val Kilmer from Top Gun. I completely agree with that. Val Kilmer played two of the most iconic movie characters of all time. Doc Holliday and Iceman. Someone should be... He was not the lead, but he stole the show despite not being the star. Homelander is a good one. Homelander is a good one.
[01:59:33] Speaker 2: Oh, we could do... Yo, The Boys? Like A-Train? Homelander? Who's going to be... Yes. Who wants to be The Deep, though, man?
[01:59:42] Speaker 3: Nobody would want to be The Deep. Oh, you could be Dark Noir. Why do I... Okay, first of all, Joe... Are you going to be The Deep? Okay, before we get out of here for a second, why do I... Why does it have to be, I heard you say, A-Train... Yeah. And then Black Noir... Yeah.
[01:59:58] Speaker ?: Yeah.
[01:59:59] Speaker 3: I can't... Well, so what? I couldn't be Homelander? You could be Homelander. What possible reason... You want to be The Deep? Hell no, no, no. Nobody wants to be The Deep.
[02:00:14] Speaker 2: That's good.
[02:00:15] Speaker 3: Absolutely nobody wants to be The Deep. Poor shit. Why do you got to out us for my ages? Close the chat down. Why are you spitting ages out into the chat? That's not completely unnecessary. Who said that? Who was me? Someone just dropped mine and Sean's ages in the chat. Oh, wait a minute. I guess I did that when I said that Sean Ashmore was our grade. Oh, okay. That's on me, because then you just go to IMDB. Yeah, that's right.
[02:00:34] Speaker 5: Is there a penalty if I don't do Felosia?
[02:00:38] Speaker 3: That's up to you, Sia. I mean, I'll be real. It was a non-binding poll. Sia is under no pressure to give the viewers exactly what they just asked for with a market-themed, hilarious, definitely, I mean, it's a creative costume. I think Pelosi will be fantastic for Sia, but she's not pressured into doing it. But more importantly, everybody, I know we're going to get out of here, but remember, it is the one and only last day. Soto, don't say goodbye quick, man.
[02:01:03] Speaker 2: Hurry up, man.
[02:01:03] Speaker 3: It's his last day here. He's not really going anywhere because he's still with the Trader TV Live family. Kuala Lumpur, they're going to be launching. They're preparing it now, but you're sending it off. You, hold a second. Yeah, yeah, here, here, here. It's still going to my mind. Yeah, yeah, you got to set it up, man. You're sending it off today.
[02:01:22] Speaker 6: All right, guys. Hope you guys had a wonderful week. Might have been not great in trading, but we'll see you guys soon. I'll see you guys pretty soon. From all the way in Malaysia, from us over here in Toronto office, Neil, Joey, it's been a pleasure. Adara, you've been amazing. See ya. Thank you so much. Our boy, Andre, Cicino at the back there, helping us out. Tiffany and Jessica also in the behind-the-scenes work, mentoring me, Sean and Brendo, as well as Fabian, always helping out as a producer there. Thank you so much for everything. And we'll see you guys soon. There it is.
[02:02:04] Speaker 3: See you on Monday, everybody.
[02:02:07] Speaker ?: Yeah, all right, guys. See you. What did he say?
[02:02:12] Speaker 2: Because everyone thinks that you're amazing.
[02:02:30] Speaker ?: Thank you.