Stock Market Bounce? $TSLA $META Gap Up, Oil Slows Down — Live Trading Stock Market Today

[00:00:00] Speaker ?: We'll be right back. [00:00:30] Carlos: All right. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to Market Prep. I hope you guys are having an amazing morning. Hopefully, you guys had an incredible day yesterday. Good morning, Peter. Good morning, Eamon. How are you guys doing today? [00:00:41] Peter: Good morning, Carlos. Yeah, I'm doing okay. It's an exciting week starting off here. We've got a lot of stuff going on. I mean, it seems to be election time around the world. We had Brazilian elections this weekend. We got the Israeli elections coming up. We got the U.S. midterms. Today is election day here in Ottawa. So our municipal elections are happening. I've got my voters card here. I got to go vote later on today. So, yeah, just elections everywhere. So, and then, of course, I'm all excited because this is also the pop-up week. [00:01:23] Carlos: What's the pop-up week? What's that? [00:01:26] Peter: Well, this is the week that I become a pop-up. [00:01:29] Carlos: Oh, is that the name you're going with? Okay, gotcha. [00:01:34] Peter: Yeah, apparently. My wife has voted for me. She's going to be Mimi, and I'm going to be pop-up. [00:01:39] Carlos: Your wife came up with this name, right? [00:01:41] Peter: Yeah. [00:01:42] Carlos: Okay. [00:01:42] Peter: So those are our grandparent names, but very, very excited. We fly to Scotland later this week, and so I won't be here with you guys Thursday because that is the scheduled date unless, you know, things go off schedule, which can often happen. So we'll see what happens. But for now, we've got to look at elections. Oh, and, of course, this week, we also have the Fed rate announcement that's happening later this week. So, yeah, a lot of stuff happening, both in the markets, around the markets, you know, sort of macroeconomic stuff. It's busy. We'll see what happens. We'll see how the market reacts because sometimes the market reacts. Sometimes the market's like, whatever, I don't care. I'm doing my own thing. So we'll see this week how the market feels. Eamon, Eamon's got, he went and crushed his camera this weekend. [00:02:31] Eamon: So I just was mad at the market, and I decided to break it. Just kidding. I took it with me when I was taking a short trip, but I somehow managed to break it. So today, guys, you will get a little break from having to look at me. I guess that's one way to make your Monday morning better. Hopefully, I'll have it fixed by tomorrow. [00:02:54] Peter: We've got to have like a still picture or something humorous that we can put there for him when he's not around. [00:02:59] Eamon: I thought about it, but I knew that you are going to figure it out, Peter, because I had a few ideas, but they were like, I know Peter. [00:03:05] Carlos: You should have sent avocado or whatever green thing you got back there. That would have been good. [00:03:10] Peter: We need a photo of the avocado training or something. That would be a good one to put in there. Anyways. All right. All right, friends. And you, Carlos, how was your weekend? How are you doing? [00:03:19] Carlos: Weekend was great, man. Weekend was great. P.A. on Saturday, went to Stratusburg and that area there, Route 80, they'll pass the water away. If you guys in there, you know how beautiful it is this time of the year with the changing colors. I mean, it is just awesome. So I spent the day there with the family yesterday. I'm sorry, on Saturday. And then yesterday, we just kind of hung out at the house, a little yard work. And that's about it. My son had a beautiful soccer game, which was nice because last week they got destroyed and this week they came ready, man. So that was awesome. It was fun to watch. Like a little comeback type game. So, yeah. Other than that, man, a great weekend. [00:03:56] Peter: Yeah, it was a great yesterday. It was fantastic weather here. It was like a, it was like a, I don't know, like sort of a late summer type thing. It was, I don't know, it was like 70 degrees outside this weekend here. And, you know, it's just nice and just comfortable. And, you know, I was, I washed the car because I'm thinking, I, you know, by the time I get back from, from, you know, Scotland, it could be winter. I have no idea what's going to happen. So anyways, weird, weird to think. The weather was awesome. You go from this beautiful weather to think there might be snow on the ground when I'm next back in town, but who knows? [00:04:32] Carlos: Yeah. Yeah. Friends, let's take a quick look at our Gappers list brought to you by TradingTerminal.com. Good morning to all you guys there in the chat room on X, on YouTube. We're happy to have you guys. We kick off this week. Right now, pretty balanced of both side green and red. I got a couple of things going on here. Spy right now seems very active this morning. We'll show you that in a second. But yeah, looking forward to this week after, I don't know how to categorize last week, if it was good or bad. I mean, they had both really great days and just really choppy days. So I'm just going to maybe categorize as mixed feeder. But it went both ways, I think. You know? Yeah. So we'll see how it's certain. [00:05:14] Peter: Call it what you want. But yeah, it's certainly, yeah, there doesn't seem to be any strong directional opinion right now. [00:05:22] Carlos: Yeah, absolutely. So, but let's go to Eamon. Let's go to Eamon with Friday and last week's recap. And then we'll dive into some of this watchlist and what's going on for today. [00:05:33] Eamon: All right, guys. So Friday was another difficult day for the market. And this time, the biggest problem was not AI. It was basically oil. The Dow dropped 1.2%, S&P lost around 0.5%, NASDAQ fell 0.2%, and the Russell declined somewhere around 0.3%. And the interesting part is that almost three out of every four companies in the S&P 500 finished lower. So unlike Thursday, when technology stocks were doing most of the damage, Friday's selling was way, way broader, and it was not only limited to the tech sector. And the biggest story was because of energy. Brent crude jumped more than 3%, up to $116 per barrel, close to $117, and that's the highest closing price since April. And oil gained 6% for the week. Obviously, this move came because of some new attacks that happened on oil facilities in the Middle East, on Saudi Arabia, some tankers that were hitting the Strait of Hormuz. So obviously, this hurts the global supplies, and nothing is surprising around here. So energy stocks jumped 2.5%, and they reached also new record highs and new all-time highs. The technology stocks finally showed some stability. We've had massive sell-off within the last couple weeks and the last few days, but it seems like the sell-off is cooling down, especially after Thursday's big semiconductor sell-off. The cheap index recovered around 0.4%. But here is something interesting about the economic data. The U.S. manufacturing PMI reached 56%. That's the highest level in more than four years. And the consumer sentiment came in at 48%. That's better than expected, but it's still very weak. So the economy is sending mixed signals. And if we want to summarize the whole week, NASDAQ lost 0.7% for the week, S&P fell 0.5% for the week, and the Dow actually is up almost half a percent. So we're heading into a new week with technology still under pressure, with oil that is moving higher. And, like Peter said, the Federal Reserve decision in just two days away. So it will be interesting to see what's going to happen then. Now, as of today, it's a quiet Monday, similar to most of the Mondays. But, like I said, we're heading into one of the most important weeks of this earnings season. First, the economic calendar overall is light. I see only one important event at 1 p.m. The Treasury will auction a two-year government note. So not a busy economic calendar. I think the biggest thing to watch today will be oil. Like I said, it's almost around $117 per barrel, and that's where it closed at on Friday. And over the weekend, we had more news of attacks involving Saudi energy infrastructure. So energy stocks could be very interesting today. And if they keep rising, you know the reaction to growth stocks. The market would keep dropping, and the tech sector could struggle. In terms of earnings, we had Verizon reporting. I think they already reported during the pre-market. Yes, I see the numbers. The company delivered adjusted earnings of $1.31 per share, beating the expectations. The revenue came in slightly below expectations, but Verizon added 406,000 wireless phone subscribers. That's almost a double of Wall Street expected. And the company raised its full-year earnings guidance, which is also good. And on top of that, VZ announced new $2 billion plus agreement with Amazon's web services to provide more network infrastructure supporting the AI data centers. So even traditional telecommunication company is now finding new opportunities to squeeze itself into the AI business. But despite all of these positive news, it seems like it's not doing well during the pre-market. Later tonight, we'll be having companies like Cadence Design System, WorldTower. But honestly, the real excitement will be tomorrow. Boeing, Coca-Cola, and UPS are all reporting tomorrow. On Wednesday, we have the FOMC, followed by Kevin Walsh Press at 2.30. And after the close, on Wednesday, we'll be having Microsoft and Alphabet reporting earnings. And on Thursday, we'll be having Amazon after the close. So this week is just full of interesting earnings. Hopefully, we get some good volatility and some follow-up trends. And after what happened to Meta, Tesla, and semiconductor sector last week, I think investors will be watching these results very, very closely. Especially the guidance on artificial intelligence and the spending around AI. So that's it, Peter. Back to you. [00:10:32] Peter: Yeah, well, like you pointed, there's a bunch of stuff that is changing rapidly. And oil is absolutely worth watching. You were right, Eamon. You know, a few hours ago, that Brent crude was at about 117. Overnight, though, we got a big drop, about a 7% drop in oil. And you can see it's down about $10 from that price as it dropped about 7%. So it's, you know, and again, this is like macroeconomic and sort of political things that are changing it. You can see sort of the headline here that we've got Netanyahu who's asking for international aid or, you know, support in bombing. And it seems like the U.S. declined. And, you know, I don't know, like we're going to get lots more movement, I think, again, with elections happening. With more nervousness in the market, we know the market doesn't like uncertainty. Elections create uncertainty. You know, obviously war events create uncertainty. So this market is sort of, you know, who knows where it's going to go. The other thing that creates uncertainty, of course, is, you know, the Fed rate decision. That being said, the closer we get to it, the more certain people seem to be that rates are going to remain unchanged. We have gone up from last week where we were sitting around 80% certain that the rates would not change. Now the index is sitting at 90.6% that the rates will remain unchanged as of Wednesday's rate announcement. And we'll see if that continues to climb as we get closer. So this gets updated sort of on a regular, you know, sort of minute-by-minute basis. So we'll see what happens. From an economic calendar for today, though, let's get near term, there's really not much happening. It's a Monday. Typically, we don't have a lot. Interesting that they have put the two-year note auction on here, which is a short-term government note. Those auctions usually are pretty uneventful. However, the market has sensitivity towards this. If you remember, we've been looking at the longer-term notes, right? The big 10-year, even the 30-year notes. We've been looking at some of those longer terms. It'll be interesting to see if the market even pays attention to these short-term note auction. I don't know. It's at 1 o'clock. If you're trading at 1, you may want to, you know, just be aware. The market might do a little bit of a dipsy-doodle. It might move. I can't tell you where it's going to move. But it might have some sort of reaction. Or it might not. But it's better to be aware than not. So there you go. So 1 o'clock, the only economic timeline that you need to pay attention to for today. So, Carlos, we can take a look at this gaffers list. Like you said, it's a little balanced today, which is not a bad thing. It just means we've got stuff both on the upside and the downside we can take a look at. We'll see if any of it is interesting enough that we want to maybe add it to a watch list. [00:13:25] Carlos: Absolutely. All right, friends. Let's dive into this. First one on deck this morning, FMFC. Let's see what we've got going on here. FM. I was looking at Verizon here as Amy was talking about that and seeing how that's doing this morning. FMFC. Let's go there. Okay, we've got a little bit of action going from $4.060 just in this candle all the way to almost $6 in change. So it is moving. It is active. We're up here 42%, 400,000 shares trading is crossing there now. Volume is coming in fast, though. We'll be at $500 no time if this continues, Peter. So we're seeing something good coming out of this one. What's the latest and greatest? It is a low flow, by the way, under a million shares traded. A million shares flows that I show here. Peter, any news driving this higher this morning? [00:14:11] Peter: I don't see any news, no. In fact, specifically, they're saying there's no company news, no press releases or SEC filings. So it's sort of the usual statement to say, we don't know what's going on. It's not us. Now, this company that I don't think we've ever looked at before, doesn't seem familiar, Kendall M Ventures, did have a one for 40 reverse split about two weeks ago on the 13th of October. So keep in mind, this stock is a, let's call it six bucks, just for easy math, right? It's a $6 stock right now. Let me just do this quickly. That means that, you know, two weeks ago, this thing was a 15 cent stock. So yeah, like this is definitely, you know, one of these tiny little low float, you know, well, is it a low float? Yeah, it's a tiny float now. It looks like they've got under 200,000 shares. So this thing's going to be easy to bop around. And while I've been talking, it went from $6 to $4.50. So there you go. So literally it just, you know, cut a quarter of its value off just like that. So yeah, this thing is crazy. It's, uh, if you're interested in the low floats, this might be your cup of tea. And like you said, Carlos, since we've been talking, the volume is more than doubled. We went from 400,000 to 900,000 shares traded. So it's absolutely in play right now. I, you know, like I, it's too, this is the stuff that's too crazy for me, but you know, if you want one, that's just getting active right now, this could be your, uh, could be your ticket. [00:15:45] Carlos: Yeah. And no shares for sure. And this one only, uh, says 15,000. I highly doubt that's there. I'm telling you, I want to, I want to get to the point where I have an account like a fifth, uh, I want to say like, I don't know, like a 15%, I don't know, like a million dollars, a million dollar account to, to just play around with Peter. And I want to short the crap out of all this garbage, like, you know, just risk, hold it overnight, whatever. It's just like, just, this is going to go to zero. This is going back to zero. There's going to be another split. I mean, it's just ridiculous. Why do they do this? How do people fall for this? Now, obviously that sounds easier said than done. One, you can't get me to it for sure. That's one of them. And you never know when this can happen. You find yourself down quite a bit. Look at this spike up to 46 out of nowhere, out of $10. So yeah, it sounds good. Like, Oh God, that's a great idea. But no, it's really not because you never know when this thing can blow up and squeeze you to the heavens. But, uh, man, this is garbage. Oh, so, so garbage. All right. Let's go to something else. Um, let's see here. Nokia. [00:16:43] Peter: Tell us how you really feel. [00:16:45] Carlos: It's just why, and why do, why does the exchange allow this? Why say, Hey, listen, man, you don't belong here. You just go, go, go unlisted, figure it out. Come back where you can. This must be some money involved, right? They need transactions. Like what's going on, Peter? Why do we allow these companies to resplit, resplit? Like, wow. [00:17:03] Peter: I don't know. It takes all types to make a market, I guess. I'm sure, you know, I mean, look, the, the, the, uh, probably real answer is simple. It's all about the money. If you're willing to pay. [00:17:15] Carlos: Yeah, some way it's all about the money. Yeah. [00:17:16] Peter: It's all about the money, right? We all know that, but. [00:17:19] Carlos: It just doesn't make sense. But yeah, at the end of the day, it comes down to that for sure. Uh, here's the next one, Nokia. Um, but you know what, what should happen? These come, these tickers should be labeled, uh, you know, garbage, right? So then at least new traders, new traders that come in that don't know nothing. They know, okay, this, that's a garbage ticker. You know, I don't trade that because I know it's garbage, right? Don't listen to any news, any crap that comes out of it. Don't go to the website. Try to figure out when the next ad list is going to release something. This is a garbage stock. You don't trade it, right? [00:17:47] Peter: But I would, uh, I would think if you're a listing company, you probably don't want to have a garbage sticker on your, uh, on your company or your stock, but again, yeah, but I get, I get what you're saying. Look, from our point of view, it's garbage. Like there could be others that love this Carlos. Again, if you're, if you're, you know, the low float, high risk traders, this could be the stuff that you love. I get it. That's, you know, I, I, I'm with you on that, but that's because that's, that's our style of trading that we don't like that. We put it in the burning truck and drive it away. But, uh, you know, I mean, others could, could think this is just delectable. [00:18:21] Carlos: So, oh boy, oh boy. Don't love it. All right. Well, we're talking about Nokia now, but, uh, man, uh, Nokia here, uh, they actually been so active, uh, lately here and, um, the gap down last week, pretty heavy coming back from that a 3.3 million shares traded, but this stock is always doing a great volume. They're doing, what is it a day? 70 million a day. Uh, maybe a little bit lower, maybe above 50 looks like on average, but they get volume, man. Volume is not a problem for them. So 3.3 right now in the pre-market is nothing special. Um, Peter, they're gapping up here. 3.7 after the drop last week. Um, what's the latest, if anything? [00:19:01] Peter: Uh, yeah, well, you're right. They get about 74 million shares a day. So they, they do get the volume, but I mean, just, I mean, look at that trading on Friday. That's, that looks pretty ugly to me. So, uh, I'm not sure why they're gapping really. I mean, they're, they don't have any big news. Remember last week, uh, they were sort of getting, there was a concern, uh, about, you know, comp competitive, uh, pressures around the world. Uh, they did make some announcements just in terms of their profitability. They actually cut their free cashflow. Uh, they, they said that their profit was going to be up though. Uh, you know, they, I mean, overall, it seems like they had good news. I, I don't know. I mean, there seems to be, maybe today is an on a day for, uh, AI. You know, we keep getting these risk off risk on days. It feels like maybe today people are going to like AI again. We didn't like it. You know, we, you know, it's like every day we waffle back and forth. I was actually looking at a, uh, review. This was sort of funny to me. I was looking at a review of a, the weekend review. Where is this here? I got to find this again. I should have had this ready where it was like, uh, maybe I deleted it. But it was like, it was a review of a Friday Carlos. And they were like, well, look at last week. And they looked at last week and they're like Monday. And, and I'll, I'll paraphrase, but it was more like, it said something like Monday. We hated AI Tuesday. The market liked AI Wednesday. We weren't sure of any AI Thursday. We hated again Friday. We liked AI who's sort of funny to, to read it. And I'm like, yeah, that's pretty much what happened. So, uh, so, you know, today, who knows what we're going to be, but, uh, yeah, Nokia seems to be bouncing a little bit. I, I, again, dual traded. Keep in mind, this is trade on the European exchanges and that makes it very tough to trade here in North America. So, uh, despite the volume, I'm not going to go anywhere near it. Oh, can't hear you, Carlos. Sorry. [00:20:55] Carlos: We'll, we'll leave that alone. It doesn't, uh, doesn't trade well. Um, all right. Let's, uh, let's see what else, friends. Let's go over to AXTI and then we'll, we'll do that one last. And then we'll head over to Eamon and engineering the markets here in just a moment. AXTI, we are up 3.5, 248,000 shares traded. We talked about this a lot over the last couple of days. Peter has come up to our, our gappers list and it's been on our, on our screen. I typically don't tend to add it. Um, this actually, uh, is an actual company, I believe. So, uh, so Peter, anything worth it? It is an actual company. I'm kidding. It's a real, it's a real company. It's a real company. Yes, yes, yes. [00:21:30] Peter: Yeah, but, uh, yeah, 11, 1100 employees out there around in the world. [00:21:35] Carlos: So, you know, like they have people, they have facilities, they have offices, they do real [00:21:39] Peter: things. Uh, yeah, look, I mean, uh, this is part of the AI conversation, right? Optical, uh, networking, AI hardware. Um, it's, uh, you know, it was bouncing. You can see sort of last week, right? Gapped higher on, uh, what was that Wednesday, but then sold off a little bit. Continued to sold off Thursday. Thursday looked like it was gapping up on Friday. So ended up selling off a little bit. So, you know, like it's, it's just doing its thing. It's still within the range of the biggest day, which would have been Thursday, uh, here, uh, which is that larger red candle on the 22nd. So I don't think AXTI is going to be going very far today, to be honest, but, uh, you know, it's getting a little bit of a bounce. You would expect that with the movement. Like I said, today feels like a day that maybe, you know, AI is not so bad again. So, you know, we're going to give them a chance to move up a little bit. However, you know, all that sentiment could change when the opening bell rings, who knows, but yeah, no specific news on AXTI. [00:22:37] Carlos: All right. Um, okay. Let's, uh, actually we'll probably fit one more here. Uh, let's talk about semi. So I forgot SKHY here. We have an MU, which is memory of course. But as far as the AI play, we got a couple of stickers are green this morning. Uh, SKHY, uh, on deck today, which again, I do. I know, Peter, I know you don't love this one. If you get messy, I like it. I like SKHY today. They have 3.31 million shares traded. So they are getting some good volume. I like the bounce on the daily here. Um, I might add this to the list. Uh, Peter, what's your thoughts? We also got, again, we got MU and some other, uh, AI stuff on here, but, uh, this one seems to be leading the way this morning and it could be because it's dual, uh, traded, right? So maybe it has had some action that's kind of catching up in this market session. [00:23:22] Peter: Yeah, I, I do think it's the stuff that is traded on multiple markets. That's the reason why we're saying it because we're seeing a little bit of growth in the European and Asian markets. So, uh, that has got, uh, it's pretty much green across the board, by the way, right? Uh, if we look at the DK, the DAX, the, the, the, you know, all of the, the, uh, foreign indices, uh, seem to be gapping higher. So around the world, we're getting a little bit of positivity and that's, uh, you know, bleeding in, if you will, to the North American markets. And that's why, you know, those like Nokia and SKHY are moving higher, perhaps a little bit more aggressively than the rest. I think, Carlos, it's going to even out once the opening bell rings. And, uh, we may actually want to look at what will be a laggard at that point, at least based on the way it's going right now in the North American semiconductor or optical electronic, uh, optical networking stock. So, uh, NVIDIA, Micron, uh, you know, AMD, of course, are some of the big ones here in North America. Marvell, even, you know, doesn't look bad. This doesn't look great, but it doesn't look bad here this morning. And then, you know, we got some of the others we already talked about, uh, at least one of them. And then you got AAOI on the optical networking. Uh, you know, they're, they're, they're all seem to be in play today. So I, I, I'm going to stick to the usuals and NVIDIA has been the best trading one for me. I actually like NVIDIA more than the rest. That being said, you know, I did struggle with it a couple of times last week. So I got to be careful. Like it, it has been, uh, it hasn't been as easy as it has in the past, but, uh, you like watching SK Hynix. That's fine. I, I'm, I'm watching NVIDIA these days. So, you know, pick the one that you like the best. [00:25:01] Carlos: Yep. Absolutely guys. Um, uh, NVIDIA looks good this morning as well. Nice gap up, up 1.2 right now. Got some good volume, 1.6 as well. I might throw both of these on here. So SKHY is making the list, uh, and then we are going to put NVIDIA. [00:25:17] Peter: I should mention Intel of all of them caught my eye early on. Surprisingly a good volume, 2 million shares. And look at how nice and smooth the movement has been, uh, since about 7:00 AM. I mean, NVIDIA looks good like that too, but it's just been moving, uh, fairly well for a pre-market session. [00:25:36] Carlos: Yeah, I agree. Could, could be interesting as well. Day looks good. Getting ready for a, hopefully a bounce. A lot of these stacks are ready to see some, some movement to the upside, given how it's been all of October, uh, Intel is a great example of that. You see how much, uh, drops we, uh, we have had over the last couple of days. All right, friends, let's go to Eamon today with our social pulse. Eamon, what's the latest and greatest? [00:25:58] Eamon: Hey, all right. So here's something about, uh, this week's earning calendar. We have three companies worth almost $11 trillion that are about to report earnings. Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon. And the interesting part is that these three companies are worth almost $11 trillion. And that's about third of the total market value of all the companies reporting this week. And by the way, for context, this week is very huge. 179 companies in the S&P 500 are scheduled to announce earnings. And that's literally more than one-third of the whole index. And three companies alone are worth more than all of these, uh, companies. Uh, another thing is that all three of these technology giants are making big investments in AI. And after what happened last week, investors are becoming very sensitive to those spending numbers. Remember that Meta raised its capital spending forecast and its stock fell almost 7%. Tesla reduced its spending plans and the stock fell around 3%. Lime Research reported record revenue growth, but still dropped almost 12%. So at this moment, simply reporting strong earnings is no longer enough. And, uh, these three companies are about to face the exact same question. First, Microsoft. Last quarter, Microsoft expected its, uh, Azure cloud business to grow around 45%. This, uh, uh, uh, around this quarter, um, and, uh, investors will want to know whether cloud demand is keeping up with its massive infrastructure investment or not. Then we have Alphabet. Its Google cloud business grew 82% last quarter, reaching almost $25 billion. In quarterly revenue. So there is very strong demand, but how much money is Google spending to support that growth? And finally, we have Amazon. The company expects quarterly revenue somewhere between $197 billion and $202 billion. And of course, Amazon Web Services is one of the largest cloud computing businesses in the world. So, uh, here's what I find interesting. These companies don't just compete in AI. They are also some of the biggest customers of the companies selling AI chips and infrastructure. So whatever they say about future spending will affect NVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, and the whole semiconductor sector. And, uh, remember the timing. Uh, the Fed announcement, uh, decision is going to be on Wednesday. And Microsoft and Alphabet will be reporting on Wednesday as well, two hours after the announcement. So we could get two completely different market moving events on the exact same day. And, uh, I think today's question is basically, if Microsoft, Google, and Amazon all report strong AI growth, but announce even larger spending plans, will investors celebrate the growth? Will they punish the spending just like they did with Meta because after last week's reaction, I'm honestly not sure which answer Wall Street wants to hear, uh, one time we get big gap ups and we've seen good runners after, uh, announcing some spending on AI. But lately that haven't been working as well. [00:29:18] Carlos: All right. [00:29:19] Eamon: Peter, Carlos, back to you. [00:29:22] Carlos: Awesome, man. Um, all right, friends. We're going to catch, uh, Eamon in the next segment here for the fun facts. Let's get, uh, stay around for that. But now let's send the chat over to Jared. Engineering the market starts now in our chat room. If you want to join that, head over to barewithtraders.com and you can see how you can join Jared and the rest of the gang there. So take care of guys. We'll catch you guys a little bit later. All right. We'll disconnect from that. [00:29:45] Peter: What's fascinating about this whole trend, you know, when you dig into the numbers, you know, like we've probably all heard about, you know, you remember the internet, you know, they had sort of the big telecom boom and bust. And, you know, the, the internet investment and think of the massive trends. If we go back, you know, the last century, you had the big railroad grow out. Right. And that made a whole bunch of, you know, sort of the richest people in the world with the, you know, the big, uh, rail barons and, and, but the, the spend on AI now, if you look at as a percentage of GDP, um, is larger than on, is larger on AI than it was for any of those previous trends. So, you know, really, and this is of course, us-based data. So, but if you look at the us, more money is being spent on AI right now than it was, even when they were building out the railways, even during the massive infrastructure, even during, you know, the big build out of the, the, the internet or the telecom boom, when we were laying, you know, cables across the, all the oceans to try and connect the world. So, you know, like it's just, it's amazing the amount of money being spent and that's, that's a risk as much as it's an opportunity, right? Like people are betting a lot on AI and there's a lot of economic, uh, clout, I guess, uh, you know, economic activity tied up in AI. So if it goes South, it, it could hurt a lot, you know, more than the, the drop of anything. Like, you know, it's, uh, I don't know, Carlos, you know, it's, I don't want to be like one of these, this guy is falling type people. Well, I guess I do, I sort of like doing that, but, uh, uh, uh, it's not like, so it says, ah, I don't really want to be grumpy, but they really like being grumpy. Cause you know, it's, uh, anyways, so, uh, but, uh, you know, I just, it's one of the, it's, it shows why for those of us that are in the market, like we all are here in these mornings, why we see, you know, we were in the euphoric AI is going to rule the world. And everybody was on board and we saw the markets just climbing and climbing. And then in the last couple of months, right. There's been a lot more uncertainty. This is the signs that we get that the market's opinion is changing. And who knows, like there's going to be some catalyst event. That's going to tip this thing. It's either going to tip it back into enthusiastic growth, right? There's going to be some breakthrough of a robot that does something amazing or AI that solves big problems or, you know, cures cancer or I don't know, like something or AI is going to blow something up and everybody's going to get terrified, right? Like it's, it's, there's something is going to change and I just don't know which way it's going to go. Like it really could go either way. You know, which is going to come first, our, our salvation or our destruction feels like we're, you know, this is the old, uh, religious question. Isn't it right? Heaven or hell, which way are we going? I don't know. [00:32:42] Carlos: It should be interesting. Yeah. Well, we'll, we'll, we'll, uh, hopefully we're around to find out, find out what happens. Exactly. [00:32:50] Peter: Either way. Hopefully, you know, the robots don't kill us all and we can find out. Cause, uh, yeah, I mean, I, I don't think we're going to go to like global destruction, but I don't know. I mean, uh, we'll see, I guess if it does that guys, you know, you won't be seeing us here. We won't be worried about the markets anymore. Cause they'll be on fire. We'll all be a stockpiling, uh, fuel for our, uh, chainsaws and, uh, you know, bullets as we protect ourselves for the, it won't be the zombie apocalypse. It'll be the robot, you know, apocalypse. We'll, we'll have to fight off our toaster and, uh, and microwave. [00:33:28] Carlos: That sounds more like it. All right, friends, uh, let's continue here. A gap up list continues to grow. There's a couple of more tickers on the way here. And yeah, you can see there, SKHY and you, I added SKHY and, uh, and NVIDIA. I think they both look great. Peter's right. NVIDIA, their pre-market action looks nice. Uh, pulling back here from the highest right now, but 1.7 million shares traded so far. So that's rocking pretty good there. Uh, and then towards the bottom, I do see, let's look at BE. Cause I know people love BE. It's something about the stock. They love it. Um, today they, they are down, they're up 2.2 actually, um, after gapping down on Friday and Thursday and, uh, and selling off actually throughout the intraday today, they're gapping up a little bit, um, up 2.1, 841,000 shares traded. So, um, as far as the trading, you can see over the last couple of days, they have been very, very active. So if you like this one, definitely put it on deck. I'm still not convinced that it's a must have. So I will slam it into our secondary, our secondary, just cause I know there's a lot of love for it. We'll look at it again later and see how, how it's trading. All right, Peter, let's go to you. Let's go to you as far as the gap up this morning, anything else you'd like off this list? I see memories coming in heavy here, SanDisk, MU making their way into the list. Anything you'd like this morning that you're going to be watching closely? [00:34:45] Peter: Well, we've already talked about it. I do think that the semis are going to be good this morning. Uh, I was just checking our gaffers. There's a couple of things that popped up there. RRC Reigns, Redroses, it looks like it's a buyout. They're, uh, they're merging actually with EQT to create a $50 billion company. So, uh, that's not tradable. Um, I like, uh, Tesla and SpaceX, especially today. I just think that they're going to also be in play. The, the pre-market price action has been pretty good on both of them. Uh, I feel like last week they didn't, they didn't do much. They didn't go anywhere. And, uh, I, I, I don't know. I am thinking that this week is going to give them an opportunity. I don't know why there's no news. There's nothing specific, but, uh, I, I, I don't know. It's just, uh. I'm hoping maybe I'm just hopeful more than really believe anything's going to happen. So, uh, so those two front and center as they often are, uh, the other one that, uh, we were looking at last week, but didn't end up giving us much, uh, excitement was, uh, PLTR. Uh, it was sort of site. It was a little bit in the news, but not a lot. And, uh, it didn't really do much with that. So I think that that might, uh, might be an opportunity. Uh, the other one that is sort of a wild card here is I, I, I'm, I'm really ambivalent about meta meta. And I see that, uh, we got in the chat here, uh, and YouTube, uh, I, I hear you soon. He, you're, you're like meta, meta, meta, meta, meta. I meta is a weird one for me because I just, I find it so difficult to trade, but then you look at the daily chart and you're like, huh, how did I miss these opportunities? Like it, it, it, it's really been on the way down. Hasn't it? It's, it's, you know, lost like a hundred bucks over the last week, uh, or so. And, uh, but I, you know, but then I look at the trading that happened on Friday, Carlos. And I mean, just look at how flat that was. Maybe it's because the overnight stuff just seems to eclipse the, the end of market movement. But, but I know you had a good trade on meta last week. I think it was meta, right? That you and Andrew traded. [00:36:47] Carlos: Yeah. So. We traded, sure. It was on, uh, was it Thursday? We traded, sure. [00:36:52] Peter: Thursday or Wednesday? Uh, I think I thought it was Wednesday. [00:36:56] Carlos: I have to look at my journal. Yeah, I think so. [00:36:58] Peter: That, that looks more, yeah, that was, that was definitely it. It was that day right there. Yeah. Yeah. So anyways, uh, but, uh, you know, I, I, I just, I don't, I don't, for whatever reason, meta doesn't agree with me. It just doesn't, it's not one that I usually trade well, but it, it feels like it's been in the news enough and there's enough concern over meta, you know, their spend, their spend levels, uh, are they spending in the right place? The fact that they're, you know, issuing, uh, extra stock to fund AI. And I just feel like there's enough talk about it that it could be in play, but I, I struggle to trade it all the time. So, uh, it might be worth keeping an eye on though, just in case, uh, it, it does. Make a good move. As they even pointed out, we can't forget. You've got to keep an eye on all of the earnings. Uh, there are a whole lot of them this week, right? It's a very big earnings week. Uh, we've got a lot going on. So, uh, you may want to, you know, pay a little closer attention to those whose earnings because normally like going into earnings, uh, I've said this before it used to be, you know, they would go quiet the day or two before, and then you're like, you know, so you don't, you want to avoid them because they're not doing anything. Now I find there's a lot more movement on stocks that are about to have earnings and they're worth paying attention to. So, uh, we've got earnings coming up later this week, as Zayman mentioned on the big one. So Microsoft, uh, Alphabet. So Google, uh, you've got service now, right? So you've got these tickers that you might want to pay attention to that, uh, are going to, yeah. And I mean, that's just the tip of the iceberg, right? Uh, between all the tech, we've got Boeing, we've got Coke, Coca-Cola company, you've got Amazon, Intel, you know, we got all sorts of, uh, SanDisk, you know, like you can go on and on and on. Like there's a ton of earnings. So I just think that may spur the market into some, some movement again for today. It's tough to tell what's going to move, Carlos. I don't know. I mean, I do have some earnings today, if you want Verizon had earnings early this morning. VZ, VZ, uh, they looks like they, uh, you know, it's funny. I, I, I'm not quite sure. It looks like they did okay. And bottom line, their revenue, depending on which analyst guidance you look at, the either just beat or just missed their revenue. So, uh, so Verizon, you know, might get a little bit of, uh, uh, stock appreciation after remember last week, there was a concern that, uh, Elon and a Starlink was going to be eating their lunch and they were sort of, you know, bopping up and down here, gapping down, moving up. Uh, so anyways, they, uh, this, uh, it's looking okay here this morning. Uh, we had, uh, Med, Medifast MED had earnings, not one we typically watch. I don't, I don't actually see their numbers yet, but they're supposed to have earnings here this morning. Uh, and, uh, I think that's probably about it. I'm looking at a few others, but they're all small tickers. So, uh, yeah, that's what we got. That's probably enough. Lots of stuff. [00:39:56] Carlos: Yeah, I think so. Uh, let's see what's on the gap down, friends. He was leading the way here. XP is the first one on deck this morning. And as you're seeing that when we are down here, wow, 50% on XP. I don't think we, we ever seen this stock. At least I can't remember it, but a big gap up beginning of October. Uh, and then it's just coming right back down, even below the area where they were just hanging out at, uh, here between September and October prior to the gap up. So, uh, big, big swing this morning, uh, 4.6 million shares traded. Peter seems like they're getting a body slam today. So 403 million shares flow. If that's correct, that's, that's a massive flow to be down 50% this morning. I expect that from low floats, but, uh, what is going on today? [00:40:41] Peter: Yeah, they are, I mean, this is the Brazilian election impact. So we were talking about all the elections happening around the world. Uh, there, there was a Brazilian elections this, uh, weekend, I guess when the results were announced and, uh, it was a little bit of a surprise, I guess it's sort of a turnaround. And, uh, we, I, I mean, I, I don't know, like I, international elections are fascinating to me, especially when you don't know, but I mean, look, you know, look at what happened, you know, with the U S elections and recently, you know, this is a guy who is, uh, uh, well, convicted of corruption, acquitted of corruption, and he's now back in power. So, you know, okay, whatever. So, you know, it's, uh, it's like, it, it, it doesn't seem to, uh, it doesn't seem to matter, I guess, what, uh, ill you've done. You can still get elected into, uh, major, you know, roles here. So the Lula, Lula is sort of the, this is, uh, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, uh, who won the, uh, Brazilian election on Saturday. I think it was when it was sort of announced, but, uh, anyway, so, uh, and that, you know, companies that were aligned politically on the, I suppose, uh, not with him, uh, are seeing, uh, a big hit. So that's why it's down so much. [00:41:59] Carlos: All right. There you go. Uh, it'll be tradable. Uh, I'll, I'll probably stay away from something like that. You never know. Be careful on that one. Uh, but that's the reason XP is down so much next on the list guys, ST and E, uh, any other ones falling into that this morning, uh, here, Peter? [00:42:14] Peter: Um, I think, yeah, cause we're saying that, yeah, as you're going to say PBR is in there. So you're seeing a bunch of, uh, you're seeing a bunch of, uh, Brazilian companies that are, uh, popping up. We, there's not a lot of them that are traded on the North American market. So that's why, you know, there's fewer of them, but yeah, anything sort of directly or indirectly related, we're seeing the gap down and yeah, I, I found it interesting that in the reporting and they say, well, one of the things that Lula will have to contend with is the surging federal debt. And, uh, I had, uh, Wolf of wall street, you know, quote, go through my line cause they're surging federal debt in Brazil sits at $1.8 trillion. And I'm thinking, you know, the U S is thinking 1.8 trillion, you know, those are rookie numbers. We're sitting on 40 and a half trillion dollars worth of debt. You know, like, come on, Brazil, that's rookie numbers. That's, uh, you could do better. Yeah. Anyways, actually, I don't know what the, I don't know what the Brazilian GDP is. It's, it's the, I know their popular, I think their population is higher than the U S, isn't it? Uh, but, uh, but I, I imagine their GDP is significantly lower. [00:43:29] Carlos: So anyway, um, yeah, I was just looking up some of these, some of these are in that situation. [00:43:38] Peter: Um, it's not, no, it's only 213 million. So I was wrong. I thought the Brazilian population was higher than that. [00:43:46] Carlos: Yeah. I had no clue where they were up or down, um, or the same, but, uh, yeah, good to know. Uh, here friends, uh, XP is in that also PBR falls under that news and you same thing right here. So the first couple, I'm not sure about STN E, I'm not sure why that one is here, but there's a few on here that are making their way to that, to the list because of the Brazilian elections, right? So you got a couple, uh, and then I looked up some others that are not showing up over here, maybe in a different exchange. You just got, if you just look up, you know, tickers affected by Brazilian, uh, election, you'll get, you'll get a bunch of them, uh, that come up on this list. Yeah. So let's skip down. Let's go to MRNA. Cause I know that one, unless you have any other ones up here that you want to talk about. Uh, no, we can go to that. [00:44:31] Peter: I've got, I actually, I want to see if in the, well, I don't know if, uh, Eamon's going to cover it, but, uh, we're talking AI and, uh, again, the good, the good news, the good feeling for AI today. I forgot to mention this earlier, uh, could be part in that, uh, Anthropic apparently has formally filed all the documents for an IPO. Everybody's been waiting for this stuff. They knew it's coming, but they filed some formal documentation. Uh, so that, uh, that means that they are looking potentially at, uh, an IPO before the end of the year. It might be like right at the end of the year. Uh, the, the rumors, they might actually even go on sort of like new year's Eve, but, uh, I don't know if that'll, that is actually what's going to happen, but they've got, uh, they've got, uh, you know, the fact that they filed it is maybe a note for encouragement. I don't know if it's, it's gotta be tough, right, for Anthropic right now, because, you know, six months ago, everybody would have been all about it. So excited, unlimited growth. They probably could have done fantastic right now with the love, hate on AI. Ooh, it feels a little riskier, isn't it? Like you're releasing the, the, IPO into a market that is not spending as much money. Are you going to, you know, is it going to go well? Like if Anthropic drops out of the gate, that could be, you know, that could be the straw. Who knows? [00:45:55] Carlos: They definitely miss, uh, some, you know, some great opportunities. So they definitely did miss that. Uh, people were open checkbooks just a few months ago, open checkbook, whatever you need AI, no worries. [00:46:09] Peter: Exactly. We, we pay unlimited amounts, but now, now we'll see. So anyways, look, they're still, uh, believed that it's probably going to be an even bigger IPO than, uh, SpaceX. Uh, so we'll see if that actually happens or not. I mean, we, we don't have a lot of details. We just know that they're filing the paperwork. We don't even have firm dates. So, uh, but we'll, we'll see what happens. Again, a lot of, a lot of news about it, a lot of speculation, not a lot of facts yet. So we'll, we'll, we'll see as we get more in the coming days. [00:46:41] Carlos: Yep. Yeah. There you go. Uh, all right. So that, um, that covers our gap, uh, for the most part, um, uh, I'm sorry, a gap down. Uh, there's some other ones on here. I mean, you got, you got circle of internet. Okay. We got some more coming up here. We got core weave now circle of intense. So more, uh, circle of it is, I'm sorry, it's a core. Are we still getting, uh, hammered? Are they still the scapegoat on this AI situation? [00:47:04] Peter: Well, they really did stabilize. Right. Cause you're right. They sort of kicked off, you know, the latest round of concern, uh, with the fact that they were, you know, they just said, it's getting more expensive to borrow money. Right. And we're, we're, we, we couldn't find, you know, we were struggling to get banks to support us at rates that we were interested, but that got all blown out to like the money is drying up and nobody can get loans anymore for AI. And that's not, the bank will always lend you money. Like there's a, especially if you're, you know, you're betting on big stuff. They, they generally know that it's, you know, anyways, don't worry about the banks. They're fine. Uh, but yeah, Corwee is still dropping. They have not found stability yet. So, uh, yeah, you notice it's down again this morning, another, a couple of percent. And, uh, I, I don't know. We'll see. Uh, I, I, I have to admit, I have to dig into this. I saw this earlier today. I just ran across it right now. Again, Elon, apparently over the weekend said, said that, and I only have the, uh, the air quotes around the Elon predicted a guppy level death for all these Neo cloud providers. And, uh, I'm like, I don't, okay. What is he talking about? What is a guppy level death? What does that mean? Is that a term I'm not familiar with? And, and, you know, using the term Neo cloud providers again, that that's not anyways. [00:48:26] Carlos: I was a Neo, what is a Neo cloud provider like matrix or what are you talking about here? [00:48:30] Peter: I, I don't think they mean that Neo. Uh, uh, well, I don't know. That's the thing. Like, I, I'm not quite sure what this means. I assume he means like these pseudo cloud providers, like all these AI companies that are trying to set up their data centers. And so I'm not sure, like, that's why I don't really know. So, uh, it's these so-called Neo clouds, which rent computing power to train and run AI models. So basically he's saying, you know, all of these small companies, right. That are building out these data centers to say, we're going to rent you computer space so that you can run your AI models, he's sort of said he's predicting that they're, he's predicted their death, essentially. [00:49:10] Carlos: So basically data centers, right. That's called what it is. These are AI data centers, right? Uh, that's what we've just built, trying to build here in New Jersey, which they're not having, uh, you know, they're not having a lot. Well, they, they actually got the approval, but let's see if it keeps going. Cause people are trying to fight it now. They're seeing cables come up on their roads that look horrible, right? Everybody approved it. Oh, this looks good. Tax, this and that. And now when it's coming up, they're like, wait a minute, is that, is that what you approve? These massive cables going across. Uh, yeah. [00:49:37] Peter: I mean, so his actual statement, I have found it while we were talking here says, you know, so he says these companies that rent out computing power and AI chips are going to, and this is the direct quote, they're going to see guppy level death and consolidation. I, again, there's a term, what is a guppy level death? I mean, a guppy usually is a small fish. So that means they're going to die slowly. They're going to die in a small manner. What, what does that mean? [00:50:02] Carlos: I don't know. If you put the consolidation part, it may probably small, you know, bigger fish eating the smaller fish. That's probably what he's saying. Yeah. [00:50:09] Peter: I mean, on the other side, he went on to say some will make it, but not many. And that's something we already know, right? We've talked about this in the past. There's always winners and losers. He's not saying that the whole sector is going to die, but keep in mind, right? Elon is a savvy player of the game. And this is a very self-serving comment because if he can benefit himself and the other large players and force the devaluation of the smaller players, so he could buy them more cheaply or force them out of business and he's probably happy either way, right? Either force them out of business or make them so cheap that they can't survive independently and have to sell at a discount, then he wins. So, you know, whether he believes his own comments or not, it doesn't matter. He's, he's playing a game. So keep that in mind, right? Like, you know, he knows he can move the market. And, you know, so anyways, the games are afoot. [00:51:06] Carlos: All right. There you go. Guppy level deficit phrase coined by Elon Musk on October 25. I don't think you could coin something that quick. I'm not, I'm not buying it. [00:51:15] Peter: You got to coin it somewhere. [00:51:17] Carlos: But again, I use it ever again. I'm not using that guppy level. No, you don't get to coin that. What's, come on. What is this, Cash 22? No, no, no, no. I don't think so. [00:51:25] Peter: I mean, hey, look, you know, I'm sure Elon loves this stuff, right? Like, you know, he loves, he loves pulling, you know, he makes his tech sometimes to resemble some of the sci-fi stories he loved as a kid, right? He's not afraid to use bad puns. He, you know, he'd love to have terms that he's invented that people start to use all over the place. I mean, you know, look, we saw, we saw even Trump try to do this, right? I mean, you know, he was trying to create the, what did he try and call AI? Super intelligence. [00:51:57] Carlos: Which, you know, actually, because China started that, right? They started calling it super intelligence. [00:52:03] Peter: Really? [00:52:04] Carlos: Yeah, it started in China, I think. Is it catching on? [00:52:07] Peter: I'm not aware of it? I don't know. People are using it. [00:52:09] Carlos: Yeah, people are using it. [00:52:11] Peter: But it doesn't matter. Look, having a term catch on that you've created is, I mean, that's just a, that's just an ego play, right? More than anything. It's a, it doesn't read. Anyways. Covfefe. Anyways. So look, whatever happens, it'll be interesting to see the market's reaction. That's really what this is all about at the end of the day. And again, Musk is sort of saying things that we already know, but sometimes, you know, those have an impact. When you get major influential people starting to say this stuff out loud, right? It can actually cause, you know, these events to occur. And, you know, not that they weren't already in motion, but sometimes that's what gets the public attention. And if that's what spurs, you know, you know, look, I haven't heard yet of the very first like AI bankruptcy. It's going to happen somewhere. There's an AI going back. Remember we had, we thought it was going to happen with Oracle. When Oracle made that announcement, they were invoking sort of their emergency conditions in a contract because they were concerned about one of their, one of their AI data center builders or contractors, you know, that, that they're not going to meet their requirements because of some delays due to regulatory issues. You know, like, you know, well, the, the, the, the chum is in the water, if you will, but we haven't seen a major AI failure. If that happens, especially if it happens before the Anthropic IPO, like this thing could get, this could all get very exciting, very messy, which could be great for us as traders. Right. Oh yeah. We could see lots of movement, but it might make things very like, very choppy, very like bouncy day to day. So you think it's bad now, wait until like people start to really panic in the streets. Uh, and again, panic doesn't mean all the way down. Right. It could be, you know, the, the, the panic. Oh, it's a buying opportunity. No. Oh my God. It's going to die. No. You know, Hey, it's really cheap now. Like we're going to get more of that. I think before it settles itself out. [00:54:12] Carlos: Yep. Yep. Um, all right. And as we're talking here, we've seen more, uh, tickets come on to this gap down list. We won't be able to get through our own, but, uh, a core reef is interesting. I want to see what core reef does today. They got 4.9 million shares traded. Uh, I am going to add that to my list and, uh, and see what it does. Uh, I don't know if it belongs to the primary list, uh, that I'm not sure. I'm just going to put it here. I decide in a second, whether I move it up or not, but I think it's worth watching, uh, this morning, as far as gapping down this morning, uh, actually, before we do that, let's go to Eamon with our, our fun fact of the day here, uh, Eamon, what do you got for us? [00:54:50] Eamon: Yeah. So we've mentioned, uh, Verizon's earnings today. So here's something about the history of, uh, mobile phones back in 1973, a Motorola engineer named Martin Cooper developed one of the world's first handheld, uh, mobile phones. And with, uh, I've talked about this also in the past, how big they were. Right. So, um, when it was time to demonstrate this invention, he decided to call his biggest competitor. I mean, just think about it. Uh, first thing you do after you invent something is go and call your competitor. So on April 3rd, 1973, he was standing on a street in New York city, holding a phone that weighed around 2.5 pounds pounds. And, uh, I think that's more than a kilogram. Right. And he called Jul, uh, Angel, uh, an engineer at Bell Labs, uh, which was a part of AT&T, basically the company that Motorola was competing with. And Cooper told him that he was calling from a real handheld mobile phone. Uh, and according to Cooper, there was just silence on the other end of the line. Now, here's another incredible detail that early phone could provide only 30 minutes of talk time and it needed 10 hours to, to recharge. And when Motorola eventually introduced this phone, it costs almost $4,000. And honestly, that's huge amount of phone, uh, for a phone, uh, for a piece of phone, especially in 1983 money. So imagine paying $4,000 for a phone that takes 10 hours to charge. And it gives you only half an hour of conversation. And, uh, today we complain about a $3,000 foldable iPhone, which I think is reasonable now looking at this expensive piece right there. But I think the funniest part is, uh, that first, first, uh, is that first call. Imagine just spending years inventing revolutionary technology. And the first person you want to tell is the guy working for, uh, your biggest competitor. I think it probably was personal with that guy. All right, guys. [00:56:54] Speaker 4: So yeah, it's always personal. [00:56:58] Eamon: Just going out and that's the first person you want to call. Anyway, guys, I'll be back to 11. Yep. [00:57:02] Peter: Peter. You're right. That's expensive. $4,000 in 1973 is about $30,000 today. So that was a $30,000 phone to talk 30 minutes. Well, you know, it's, uh, sometimes you, you, you want the fancy thing. And I guess, uh, and, uh, I like how he's, I like how in the AI generated picture, he's holding the phone all wrong and it doesn't exist. So you notice that look, he's holding the button should be on the front of it there where his hand is. And that's where the speaker is. [00:57:32] Eamon: But anyways, I need to run my AI images with you before I start posting them, but it's funny [00:57:41] Peter: cause that's, that's the stuff the AI doesn't know, right? Like it's, it's, it doesn't understand the function of it really. It could just give you the, the images. So that's pretty cool though that it got that close. I was watching a thing just yesterday, Carl, I aiming about this, you know, it's getting harder and harder to determine real AI from fake, but it's amazing to me the amount. Oh, the, the amount of just AI slop that is out there. Like it is, it is growing exponentially. They say right now on, on YouTube and TikTok, something like 70 or to 80% of all videos are now AI generated slop. So it's only getting worse. [00:58:21] Eamon: Yeah. [00:58:21] Peter: So anyways. [00:58:23] Eamon: Yeah. That's cool. [00:58:24] Peter: Anyways. All right. We'll see where it all goes. Thank you for that. So that's cool. I love those phones. I wish I could find my phone. I've got a Motorola phone that looks something like that. It did not cost $30,000. I can tell you, but, but it was one of the next generations, but those things were built to last. They were, I, I know I had kept it, but somewhere along the way, cause I put it in the kids' toy box and they were playing with it and it got lost. So I have no idea where that one is, unfortunately. [00:58:47] Carlos: Blame the kids. [00:58:49] Peter: They blame the kids. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. [00:58:52] Carlos: Thank you. I had one. It was not that big, but it had the, the flap at the bottom. It was thick, but it had like a little flap at the bottom and the battery came off. It was like triangular battery, man, that's what it was. It was, it was big though. It was pretty big. One roll of phone. Um, I think he, I think he still has it. I'm gonna have to ask if he still has that hanging around. [00:59:10] Peter: Um, it'd be good to pull that one out. Yeah. Yeah. Anyways. Uh, all right, friends. Not only is Eamon leaving you, Carlos, but we're going to leave you completely alone. Cause remember, I know you got live with peak capital this morning. So, uh, Mike is going to be here for the open. So he'll, he'll be here able to trade live with you, but in the short term, I'm going to dip over to my friends though. At, uh, at peak capital, we're going to be trading, hopefully trading live with them. I hope we get some good trading opportunities. All you guys, I want you to trade smart today, right? This should be a great week. We've got lots of stuff happening, which should give us some good market movement. So one way or the other trade smart. I'll probably be back and join you before, uh, we hand back to Eamon and to hopefully Kyle at 11 AM. So yeah. Talk to you in a bit. [00:59:53] Carlos: That's good. My friend, we'll catch you a little bit later. Uh, all right, friends, we're going to finalize. I still got more to go. This like, uh, I got SKHY. I got NVIDIA, uh, BE, CoreWeave. I might move CoreWeave up. We'll see how, how that goes there. But for the most part, we are, we're looking pretty good as far as, uh, other stuff in play this morning. Our Gapris list continues to grow, especially to the upside. You're starting to see a lot more stuff on here. Um, I am probably going to ask SpaceX and Tesla is two that I always look at. Uh, but before I do all of that, let's go to you guys. I want to see what you guys have on deck this morning. I'm looking at X. I'm looking at YouTube. Um, throw some tickers in there and we'll take a look at what you like this morning and see how we could fill out our, our list so far, uh, today. So, uh, uh, let's see. We just talked about Tesla. So let's look at that one. They got a great pre-market action actually, uh, today up 2.6, 1.1 million search traded. Their daily has been trying very, very hard to break out of this area. Continues to struggle, uh, every time back down again, back down one more time here though. We're not heading back down just as fast. So we're sticking around for the most part. Um, it could be interesting. So I am actually going to add Tesla. I think that action looks good this morning. So we'll put that on here. Eric, are you giving us socks? Oh yes. I know we don't trade the, um, ETF directly. If I could type it properly. Sox L, there we go. Uh, but you can, you can, this thing has been in play clearly, uh, today they're up 4.5 with a lot of the semis, uh, up this morning. Like NVIDIA, I think NVIDIA looks great. And that's why I have them on my list here. Uh, SKHY, I think they can also trade great. So I have them on there. So I 1.2 million shares traded. So I'm going to go with those two, but you can trade, uh, this one, Sox L and cover all of them, uh, in one shot, right? So I feel like that you can do that. I tend to want to trade the stock, uh, individually, but. But, um, but you know, we'll see. I also get more, I feel like I get more level two data on the individual stock than I do on the ETF. So, yeah, that's just my thoughts. It might not be actually correct. I don't watch Sox L enough to say how the level two, uh, impacts or affects the stock, right? How good that information is coming off of that. All right, Mojito, you're giving us SpaceX. Let's take a look at SpaceX this morning. We did look at the first one he gave us, Tesla. SpaceX, uh, it's, uh, it's got volume, 3 million shares traded, pre-market actions all over the place. I do love their daily though, right? Their daily continues. No matter how far they go up, how far they go down, they seem to always come back towards this 150 area. So they just love hanging out here. Uh, you know, we saw a range for that almost a month, entire month, all September. It was just in this area, big spike starting October. Guess what? Middle of October, end of October. Now we're, um, no, middle of October. I was right. Cause we did start moving back here around the 15th. So back into this 150 range again. So can we break out of it? Can we get something going here? Um, I'm not sure, but, uh, but yeah, I'll add. Add to the list. I think SpaceX is always fun to watch, uh, and we'll see how, uh, it does. All right. Let's take a look. What else we got next here? What else you guys like? MRNA is another one. Yes. Peter talked about this one earlier as well. Uh, this morning there are down 7.31 million shares traded. Um, what I'm going to add to the list. I'm not sure. Uh, my, um, that's weird. [01:03:27] Speaker 4: Our pen got stuck. I left the arrow there. I can't delete it. There we go. [01:03:31] Carlos: Got rid of it. Huh. Back again. It's very interesting. Epic pen has been having a lot of problems. Um, lately I don't understand why. All right. Let's continue. So here we got our friends. So MRNA, if you like it. Um, I think it's worth being on a secondary. Look at the drop over the last couple of days. So I think it's interesting, uh, on the secondary for me. Um, if I could bring my secondary list back, MRNA, we'll put it on here. All right. So SKY, NVIDIA, SpaceX, uh, Tesla. What else? MU. Yeah, we should have some memory stocks as well. MU, SanDisk are the two big ones. You can look at WDCs. One that's been in play. Actually looks pretty, pretty interesting this morning here. Very low volume. They're not going to get a whole lot of volume. It's probably the reason why we always end up with either MU or SanDisk. Both of those can trade very good. And you can also trade their, um, uh, their other class tickers here like this one, uh, SNXX moves very well, gets tons of volume. And for MU, I think it's MU is the one we traded, uh, a couple of times. So both of those look good. I don't have space for both of them. So I'm going to go with, I'll tell you right now, uh, which one looks the best? SanDisk. MU, I think MU, I think MU looks much nicer as far as trying to hold here. Um, pre-market action looks pretty interesting day. Looks like, yeah, I'm going with MU. I think that's the better one. Uh, yeah, let's do that. MU it is. And that's it. I can't add no more guys. MU on the list. One, two, three, four, five. That's more than enough for me. All right. Now let's, uh, now that we're set before we start doing some levels, guys, I'm going to show you what's happening on this beautiful, uh, Monday. You can always head to, uh, bearwithtraders.com and, uh, this will come up in a second here. Oh, I'm going to just change Peter. So he's not, you guys not frozen there, but, uh, head over to bearwithtraders.com and you can always see what's happening in our community. Today's Monday, you can see the entire week, but today, Monday, we have, uh, Kyle with Dash Trader Pro set up every Monday, friends. We don't leave you alone with this stuff. You can come in here, uh, talk to Kyle. 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Let's start with, uh, SKHY. The first one on deck for me this morning. I think it looks great. Uh, I like the way it trades. I know it can be a little bit tough at times. It is dual traded. So sometimes it already has done the move that it wants to do for the day. But if you look at this daily, there have been some opportunities. It can move very well. Uh, and it does get what I think decent volume, right? We seem better out of other tickers, but I think it moves well. 1.2 this morning, we are up 2.8 on it. High of the pre-market sitting at 141, uh, 79. The low of the pre-market down at 137.60. So we'll mark those two. Once you do that, you're, do that, you're all set, uh, towards the top, towards the bottom, pretty much you're covered, right? Plenty of stuff here. Previous day closing. There's so much happening there. I don't think you need to add anything else, uh, towards the top 145.85 is good. And then you also have 147.78. So once you do that, you're good on SKY. Next is going to be, uh, NVIDIA. Also NVIDIA this morning, you are stuck between the highs and lows of the last two trading days. The high of the pre-market, pretty much the high from Friday, right? The low of the pre-market, pretty much the low from Friday, right? Pretty close here. So I'm not gonna worry too much about that. You also have the previous day close here, acting as the major support area. Yes, we dip lower a few times here. We're finding a way to come right back up and what did we do? Oh, Friday. Friday, we closed, obviously we closed right on here, right? So we opened up, went up, down, uh, whichever way. And we came right back to, uh, the open. So very interesting. And today we're obviously gapping a slightly higher, uh, towards the top levels are good. I think the way that you need to mark down, this is $215.94. Uh, once you do that, uh, $215.94, once you do that, you're good. And then towards the bottom, you are going to mark down a $208.78. I think once you do that, you are good as well. That's some bug, right? It's like a mosquito or something, uh, trying to attack me. But you know, we're doing levels. What's wrong with you? Um, all right. So let's go over here, friends. Let's go over to the next one. It's going to be Tesla. So let's go to Tesla, friends. Um, looking good this morning. Looking to push higher. Higher of the pre-market right now is sitting right at, uh, $382.01. So $382.01. And just look at this daily, friends. So this daily right now, you got so many levels here that are covered, um, pretty much by the highs and lows. Like, look at these main levels, right? This one right on here, uh, there, right where the price section is, we have a level, which is the high of the pre-market. So we marked that as well. And then you got this big one up here, right? So the three main levels are already, uh, covered for you here. Previous day closed. Loved the pre-market from yesterday. I mean, there's just a lot happening here, but, um, uh, a lot of the automatic levels are covering the areas you need. I don't see how or where we can add another level on here. That's not already covered. The only one I see that's not covered off this list is this one right over here. Um, and that's going to be $369.08. Um, there's no level there. Automatic level that's covering that. But that's the only spot that I see is a lot of touches, right? You can see that all these touches here. Um, it's a lot actually. You can see everywhere. Everywhere this thing moves. This touch is right on that $369.08. That's the only one that's not covered. Other than that, everything else is pretty, pretty set for you here. All right. Next is going to be, uh, SpaceX. Let's take a look at SpaceX here. And if we look at SpaceX this morning, uh, same thing. We're just barely green. We're much higher earlier today. We have given some back. As you can see here, I have the pre-market is going to be $149.19. The low is down at $147.18. And again, just below that $150 area this stock loves to be at. So, uh, towards the bottom, if we do drop it, if we do lose it, we do have $140.65. And then towards the top, we do have the high from Thursday. Um, but also we want to mark down this level here, this $151.58. Look how many touches we have here. I mean, it's, uh, it's a spot where it loves to kind of have support and resistance. That's $151.88, uh, is what I have on that one for SpaceX. So that's looking good too. Tons of volume this morning. Excited for that one. Next is going to be MU. So if I look at MU here, we're going to just move, uh, zoom in a little bit. High of the pre-market on MU is $902.61. The low is down to $869.21. And once you do that, you're surrounded by the highs and lows of the last two train days. To the upside, in case we do push higher, we do have $923.50. And once you're set there, I don't think you need anything else for MU. So, yeah, so that's my list, friends. I'm going to just type it right in here. Uh, we have SKHY. Uh, we have NVIDIA, Tesla, SpaceX. NMU for this morning. All right. And, uh, we'll see what our friends are watching today. But we are all set as far as levels. Uh, overall market is pretty quiet right now. In the green at the moment, but pretty quiet. And we'll see where this market starts. And again, the chat, we'll see what our friends, uh, are looking at this morning. So I'll let you know what Andrew, Brian, and the rest of the gang is looking at today. Um, I see Brian is all set. But no tickers yet. So they haven't put their tickers up so far this morning. Uh, it's a little bit early, 916. So we'll give them a minute to get that going. In the meantime, I'm going to get my market atlas ready to rock and roll. So we kick off this week. So I'm going to bring over my market atlas and start putting some levels in place. Uh, Baba seems good. I haven't traded Baba in a long time. I watched it a lot over the last couple of, uh, of weeks. Really? I put it on the list quite a bit. I put it on the secondary. But I have not really, uh, found some great, any trading on him. And we used to trade this eight times. Um, it was definitely one of my favorite stuff, uh, to look at. But I haven't found any good, good trading out of it. So kind of been putting it to the side. Uh, as far as today, I don't, me personally, I don't like it as much. I like it when this thing is gapping up. I remember we went to a stretch where it just kept gapping up and selling off. And we're just taking advantage every single day of the gap up and then the move into the into the action. But lately we have not seen much of that. At least I have it. [01:13:44] Speaker 4: Um, for Baba. All right, let's see. Uh, MRNA. [01:13:56] Carlos: Are we going up or down? Um, who knows? Who knows? Right now, the momentum at the moment seems down, right? Seems like it's been a little bit of pressure, especially after yesterday, Thursday, or last week, Thursday. Thursday got the big red day here, uh, kind of changed the uptrend a little bit. Um, so yeah, so that's not, that's not, uh, not good. Let's see. Let's see if it can hold. This is an area. It's interesting because we have had support here before. We tried getting support last week. Uh, and we're doing that now. We're trying to get, you know, support and stay above this level. Uh, right above that, uh, that one. 75, uh, 62. I do have it on my secondary list. I think the gap down, the daily is very interesting on MRNA and it clearly has been, uh, in play. I think mid August, it started to actually move better and do some stuff here. So I think it's interesting. I think you could keep that one on deck if you like. All right, let's go ahead and put, uh, setting up my, my market at list. So we got SKHY right on here. Then we're going to put over a C Andrew got his list ready. Andrew friends. He is watching a Tesla MRNA, Nvidia, Meta, I rent, and then Brazilian election stocks, ETF, E W X Z, excuse me, E W Z. So he's watching the entire, uh, Brazilian ice shares, M S C I, what's the name of this? M S C I, uh, Brazilian, uh, Brazil ETF. So you could, you could watch the entire thing. If you want to want to trade a specific stock, it's probably better, you know, that you try to trade like an XP directly. I think that's the way to go. Um, so that's not, not bad. Um, uh, right. So E W Z, you can see here down quite a bit, uh, XP and some other ones are taking a massive, look at XP guys down 53%. So I think this would be tough to trade. I agree with Andrew about trading. Maybe the ETF a little bit is, might be better in case an overreaction here. Um, that could be something you take a look at. So. All right, let's see here. Uh, B E or we, it's on my secondary list. And also I mentioned MRNA. Perfect. All right, let's finish off our, our list over here. So we got, uh, SKHY. We have NVIDIA. It's going to get ready for our market open about nine minutes and a half. Uh, for those who just joined us, um, Peter was in earlier, but now he's covering live trading with, um, uh, covering live trading with our friends at peak capital. So he might join us a little bit later, but Mike, Mike will be joining our live trading today. Uh, he'll be joining us a little bit later and then followed by, uh, Kyle and, uh, Amon as we, uh, as we continue on today's. So, all right, we are set. We got everything we need here as far as our stocks. Pretty happy. Oh yeah. We did have B B in the secondary core. We've MRNA. And then I got some extra here. [01:17:18] Speaker 4: Do that up. Let's bring that back. MRNA. Excellent. [01:17:24] Speaker ?: Excellent. [01:17:25] Speaker 4: Okay. We are ready. [01:17:27] Carlos: All right, friends. Um, let's see. Oh, people are trading Tesla long already, huh? In chat. People are trading Tesla long. [01:17:39] Speaker 4: Okay. [01:17:42] Carlos: Some pre-market action. I see people are taking Tesla already in the chat room. Uh, core weave. Yeah, core weave is nice. I should move, uh, core weave up. We'll see. Yeah, it does. It's got a great daily. Um, it could be both. It could be good long or short here, depending how much weakness comes in, um, on the bell. Uh, here we have Jared. Jared right now. We are, uh, he's watching his list. Well, his list is going to be Tesla, Apple, core weave on the primary, secondary stuff. He's looking at Intel, which looks very good today. And also NVIDIA for Jared this, this morning. So that's his list. As they come in, I will let you guys know who's watching what. [01:18:36] Speaker 4: I've settled here getting everything ready friends for the market open. Um, all right. Perfect. Hello, Carlos. [01:18:56] Carlos: Hey, Mike. How are you? [01:18:58] Speaker 5: I am doing all right. I'm trying to get everything set up here. [01:19:05] Carlos: We'll see. Sounds good, my friend. Sounds good. All right. Um, people mentioned Meta. Yeah, Meta is a good one. I mean, I had my best, one of my best trades was a Meta aside from that crazy low flow stock. But, uh, one of my best trade was Meta last week. Um, with Andrew, right? Andrew took it short, uh, and I joined him on that and, uh, it was nice. Today, you're seeing some movement here already in the pre-market. How well it's going to trade. I'm not a big fan of the way Meta trades overall, so I probably won't be watching it closely again. Do I have the, do you have the same thing or is this just me? Am I having issues with my platform? Why is this not filled on Meta? [01:19:46] Speaker 4: On Meta? Yeah. Ooh, let me, let me, uh. [01:19:49] Carlos: From 845 to 915. Is that just me? [01:19:54] Speaker 4: Uh, is that a one minute chart? [01:19:58] Speaker 5: Five minute. [01:19:58] Carlos: A five minute, yeah. [01:20:01] Speaker 5: That's, I think that's you. Oh, it's just populated. [01:20:04] Carlos: It's just my five minute chart. I did nothing and it's just populated. I did nothing. They heard me. That's heard me complain like, oh, hold on, fix Carlos charts. What the heck? [01:20:14] Speaker 5: Oh, you gotta love it. Gotta love it. [01:20:18] Carlos: I remember first starting to trade, man. I used to think like, man, are they showing me a different chart to get me in that? Is it somebody else a different one so they can make money? You know, you think about all kinds of crazy stuff and that was one of them. I'm like, come on, Carlos, stop it. Oh, yeah. Conspiracy. A conspiracy. It's a conspiracy from start to finish. [01:20:42] Speaker 5: SpaceX. That's, man, that's a weird atlas on SpaceX. [01:20:49] Speaker 4: Yeah. Tesla? [01:20:53] Speaker 5: Not bad. Not bad. As far as future trading goes for the ES or even NQ, you really have to make sure. I would be cautious if you are trying to enter a trade in the middle of the range, right? So until it can break out of the range, come back and test and hold and then continue, I wouldn't be looking for a long at the highs and the same thing for the lows. If it can drop lower, come back, test, hold and then drop, then I would be looking short. Otherwise, I'm looking to see if I can find a setup to buy the low and sell the high, right? Buy here, buy down at 760.55-ish, sell everything up here around 76.95, right? I'm looking at a range. I mean, just look at this from all the way from Friday. Okay. It is just, it is ugly right now. So, yes, be aware of that. Other than that, I am, I'm on board. I like Tesla and I like SpaceX. I like SpaceX to the downside to get down here after it rejects this like 150 area. And I like Tesla, man, it's don't, don't do what Apple does and make the move before the open. I like Tesla to see if we can get a breakout outcome back, find support here and then continue higher. That's my play on Tesla right now. [01:22:57] Carlos: You know, I forgot to look at Apple. Nobody mentioned it today or if you did guys, I missed it. But Apple pulling back from their all-time highs here a little bit. Yes. Yeah. Down this morning. [01:23:10] Speaker 5: I, we'll see. Apple, Apple is always in play it seems like recently. [01:23:17] Speaker 4: So. All right, let's go. [01:23:22] Speaker ?: I know. Mike, how was your weekend? [01:23:25] Speaker 5: My weekend was actually quite well. Had a game on Saturday. My daughter won. So they played that had a whole bunch of people from the apartment go to it because it's only like 20 minutes so we embarrassed her very well while she was out on the field. Nice. That's, that's always fun to do. We had a breakfast barbecue before the game tailgate at the apartment. And yesterday. Oh man. Yesterday. Yesterday. Oh, I just have to laugh. So the Patriots are playing the Chiefs Monday night here in Kansas City. So I, I pulled in, I pulled the audio bowl on my wife or kind of went around her and I got my son to want to go and my daughter to want to go to the game. So then I'm like, Hey, we're going to the game. Would you like to go? And on Sunday, my wife's like, okay, but you're going to the art museum today. And I'm like, what? She goes, yeah. Otherwise you all aren't going to the game. You're going to go to the art museum with me. So I ended up having to go to the art museum. [01:24:51] Carlos: I was like, your, your audible got sacked a little bit, at least for this down. [01:24:54] Speaker 5: Yeah. I was like, Oh yeah. So I ended up at the art museum here, Kansas city. It's free. We got about a minute to the open, but, uh, we did find the most valuable painting in there, which is, uh, Van Gogh. And it was estimated at like 50 to a hundred million dollars. That's crazy. So, yeah. And again, I don't know why, which is why I'm, my wife says I'm uncultured. Cause I'm in there. I'm like, why, why is this? [01:25:28] Carlos: No painting should be worse. I don't care how good you are. The value we put on material things is out of control. It's material. I don't care how good the painting is. It's a material thing. They're like, who's putting this value on this? Uh, unbelievable. All right, friends, time to get your first in order. It is not 15 seconds to the market open. We're ready to go. Um, let's see where it is. Let's see where the action is after this bell rings. So let's go. There it is. [01:25:57] Speaker 5: You are correct. Uh, the Nelson is a fair trade for a Monday night football game. I will agree with that, but off we go. Wow. Look at Tesla. Just break away right away. [01:26:14] Carlos: Yeah. I see Andrew spotting Tesla. I got Andrew here on my screen. He's looking at Tesla, looking at the spy, looking at Market Atlas. I decided there's a play for him there. Man, Tesla's shooting up. [01:26:29] Speaker 4: Yeah. [01:26:29] Carlos: Right away. Crushing it. [01:26:35] Speaker 5: I got to take a picture real quick. Sorry, everybody. Everything is frozen on my screen. Got to take that for the developers. [01:26:48] Carlos: That's fine. He's throwing some strength right now. Cynthia says, very awesome. Love that museum. I love going to museums. I love art. I just don't think some stuff is worth with the numbers you slap on it. It's just what? I love it. It looks great. I could sit here and try and interpret it. I'm all for that. Um, but you're better than Carlos. 50 million. I like, no, I like some of it. I mean, no, I'm not gonna say I love. I'm not the abstract guy. I could say looking at a bunch of sharp triangles to tell you. Oh yeah. I see the revolution of no. I don't see nothing. I see squares and triangles. Stop it. [01:27:32] Speaker 5: I, uh, yeah, I, uh, that is, it's just something. I like sculptures. I like sculptures. At the art museums, but like, yeah, no paintings. Don't get me wrong. People are very, very talented in, in the stuff they do. Yeah. I just. Some people don't like sports. Some people don't like looking at paintings. And I'm one of those. Even though when I went to the Louvre, I did like looking at the monstrous paintings. That they have there. Those things. Are talent. I'm like, okay. Yeah. Those are. Impressive. Tesla is. Interesting here. Yeah. [01:28:31] Carlos: I'm looking at it now, man. Pulled back. Um. And it does look. Uh. Interesting here. [01:28:42] Speaker 4: That's what it wants to do. It looks like it wants to go. Yeah. Seems like up is the way. On Tesla. And then here we go. Oh. Oh. [01:28:59] Carlos: Nice. There it is. Andrew's on this ride to Tesla, guys. He got in earlier at it as well. Let's see if a 390 is where it wants to go. As you mentioned, we do have a bunch of orders up there. 390. [01:29:16] Speaker 4: Yeah. [01:29:16] Carlos: Just below it. 389.80. 20 cents from the target that many people probably have here this morning on it. SKY did nothing the first three minutes. Pure garbage. NVIDIA is trying to figure it out. Tesla looks like. Came back down to pick up more buyers before the move up. Looks like it wants to slingshot again. There it is. It's going. It's going. Yeah. Come on. I'm rooting for Andrew. I'm not any guys. I'm rooting for Andrew on this one. There it is. There it goes. There it goes. 391. 390. So. Andrew's long. [01:30:00] Speaker 5: Trying to spike to 390. There it is. 391. First partial there. [01:30:05] Carlos: Awesome. A couple of parcels. Hopefully the rejection is not too aggressive here. SpaceX nothing. MU back above the VWAP. I'm waiting for the five minute ORB. Seeing which one sets up properly. MU could be a contender here. [01:30:21] Speaker 4: For that. I missed NVIDIA. Besides watching Tesla. But that's how I messed it. All right. Coming up on five minutes friends. All right. Here it is. So. [01:31:01] Carlos: Looking at MU. Seeing as any bounce off this VWAP. For a five minute ORB. [01:31:10] Speaker 4: Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah. See. There's still the middle of this range. I don't like this. Yeah. Need this to set up. Apple. [01:31:30] Carlos: Okay. [01:31:31] Speaker ?: Okay. [01:31:31] Carlos: I'm long MUU guys. So I'm on the screen here. I'm long MUU for the five minute ORB breakout. My stop is going to be 27, 24, 27. 24, 74. 24, 74. So it's about 23 cents. Because I got in at 25, 01. On MU. So let's see if we can get. Of course that high of the pre-market. So. [01:32:00] Speaker 4: 25, 36. [01:32:17] Carlos: It's funny when it works. When it starts to work right away. I'm like. Damn. I should have taken just MU. I could have made a rate like. You know. Seven dollars. You know. Like. But. When you think. When you think about the risk. And how much you could lose. You're like. Yeah. I don't know about that. The same thing. Which is psychologically. The numbers mess with you. You know. It's just. That's a lot of buying power. Wow. [01:32:42] Speaker 5: Come on. Tesla. [01:32:46] Carlos: All right. So MU. Let's see if we can get. 902. Is our. Free market high. [01:32:58] Speaker 4: 902. Here it is. And. I'm going to. Hold it. [01:33:10] Speaker ?: Okay. [01:33:15] Speaker 4: All right. [01:33:16] Carlos: Let's see. So long. Long MU guys. But I am trading. As I mentioned earlier. On the MUU. This is. Just nicer. Keeper. To do that. So. I raised the same amount. Just. You know. Less buying power. Technically less commissions. But. It's not. Like. Because you're taking less shares. And I don't think. This is one. Where they charge you more. There are some tickers. That commissions. A little bit higher. I have noticed that. But there are not many. Like that. All right. So here it is. MU. Hitting that. 902. I think there's more. So I'm going to. [01:33:56] Speaker 4: Wait. See what we get here. [01:34:02] Carlos: Making up partial. [01:34:03] Speaker 5: On Tesla. [01:34:05] Carlos: Oh. You got in Tesla. Yeah. Let's go. Nice. Mike. All right. Here we are. So. [01:34:13] Speaker 5: We can't get up to. 392. [01:34:17] Carlos: Yeah. [01:34:18] Speaker 5: I'm going to take a big chunk. Off at 392. And then we'll see. If we continue up. [01:34:25] Carlos: Sweet man. Andrew's in this as well. So Andrew. Also taking a partial here. Just around where you did. And trying to see. For the higher moves. Spy's looking good. Come on MU. [01:34:39] Speaker 4: Let's get to. [01:34:40] Carlos: Let's get to. Uh. [01:34:41] Speaker 4: Let's get to the next level. If we can. Come on. Give me that. 392. Don't slam down. [01:35:03] Speaker 5: You can go get it. Oh man. [01:35:06] Carlos: And you friends. Let's go. I haven't taken a partial yet. I should be getting close here. To take a partial. But. But. But. Wow. Just doing. M.U. Things. Uh. 908. It's got a bunch of orders up there. On MU. So if we look at. Market. Atlas. Here's Market Atlas. On MU. So I'm looking for that 908. Up here. So here's our high of our pre-market. Let's see if we can. If we can get up there. And then Mike. You're long. On Tesla. Looking for the break. What's the next target? Yeah. 400? I wish. 392. [01:35:46] Speaker 5: So I'm going to take off. [01:35:48] Speaker ?: So. [01:35:49] Speaker 5: If I can get. If I can get 392. I'll be happy. And then. Then we'll let stuff ride from there. [01:35:58] Carlos: Uh. Michael says. Carlos. Take it. Is that. Is your name. Michael. It stops there. Or is it. Michael. Lisa. I don't know how to pronounce your name. But I see the flow there. 992. I know you're very active with us. Let me show I get it right. Where's the break? Is there a break here? Or is that the entire name? All right. So. Let's see here. [01:36:24] Speaker 4: Come on. [01:36:25] Carlos: Yeah. I could. I could take. I mean. I just think there's some more upside. On MU. So I want to. I want to be patient on it. Is there only less than 2k shares on MU. On your Atlas target. That's so little. What? 2k shares. You mean on the. On the Atlas. No. That's not little. 800 shares. No. That's not little. Not for MU. It's a lot. No. You can't compare it to NVIDIA or Tesla. No. You can't compare it to that. So MU. It's less orders. And partly because of the price too. You know. I mean. 800 shares. It's a lot at 907. 6,649 shares. 910. That's a lot. So. I think MU. Trades a little bit different. Opposed to like. You go to Tesla. 19,000. 3,000. Right. It's just more. You go to NVIDIA. I'm sure it's going to be massive numbers. Just one. Trades more. And the price is a lot. Attractive. Right. So you could take more shares. Look at this. 10,000. 23,000. 7,000. 27. I mean. Just a bunch. Right. So. It depends on the stock. How much is traded. And it also depends on the price. Higher priced stocks. Don't trade as much. MU is a very high priced stock. So. Intel probably has millions. [01:37:55] Speaker 5: Nacer. My entry was 389.83. With a stop below 388.65. And I partialed it 391. Which was the high of day at the time. And then 392. And we're going to. Almost got 393. So if we get 393. I'll take another partial off. So. I am. I am very happy with where I am now. Well. I tried to take a partial. [01:38:31] Carlos: Okay. Here we go. MU is breaking guys. All right. I got to take a partial now. On MU. So let's do that. Yeah. So it's all. So yeah. So going back to that guy. So relative. Right. Look at Intel. Intel. 63,000. 33,000. 10,000. Right. The numbers are massive. But Intel trades. Millions upon millions of shares. Every single day. So it depends a lot on that. All right. Let's see. MU. [01:39:00] Speaker 4: Okay. There we go. [01:39:03] Speaker 5: I got another partial up here. Around 393-ish. [01:39:09] Carlos: Nice, Mike. [01:39:09] Speaker 5: That's a good day. [01:39:11] Carlos: That's a great day, man. I'll take. Oh, that's beautiful. All right. I'm going to. [01:39:17] Speaker 5: I will take that. It's a good. Good Monday. Good Monday. [01:39:22] Carlos: We're starting off the week right. That's for sure. All right. We'll take a partial up here, guys. Just in case this is it. So partial on MU. Right. So I'm just trading it on this one. But partial there. We are hitting a level on MU, which is what I'm looking at on the daily. So let's see if it wants to break above that. But I think this is good enough to take a partial here. Let's see if we got any more. [01:39:46] Speaker 4: 395. It's the next area. We're going to put a range order in right now. [01:40:02] Carlos: Yeah, I see it. XP M got a halted. XP got halted. Yeah, I see that. XP. Alted due to volatility. Yeah, I mean, this is probably overreaction, right? You're down almost 50%. I mean, yes, I know you're changing political parties, but is your business going to go bankrupt now? Like, you probably got to lay off some people. You're not going to get the best prices anymore. You know, a little corruption sprinkled on top. It might not happen now because that's not your party, right? Got to pay extra, but you should still be able to survive. [01:40:40] Speaker 4: I mean, it's still be good. [01:40:42] Carlos: Yeah. Maybe a 15, 20% gap down is more reasonable. 50% is excessive. I'm always concerned with something. When an actual company drops that much, it might be questionable. [01:40:58] Speaker 5: Yeah, that is nice. I like Tesla. I like Tesla. Let's go, Tesla. Let's get to 395. [01:41:08] Speaker 4: Beautiful, beautiful. I had 395 today. [01:41:18] Carlos: All right, Michael. Yeah, so, yeah, rejection on our MU from Thursday. I see that. Yeah. Yes, Thursday's high. It's exactly what we were rejecting. I saw that level stair that has lows for the last two trading days. But let's see. Let's see if there's any support here. [01:41:42] Speaker 5: And if you're looking at the ES or the MES, this is what I was saying. Make sure that you are careful with breakouts because it's the top of the range. And you can see it broke out from that pre-market high, but then lost. So, you definitely want to find support above 76.98 if you're going to take it long. Otherwise, look to short up here if you can find an opportunity for the lower portion of the range. But, yeah. Right now, it's just super, super choppy. So, I wouldn't be touching it. [01:42:20] Carlos: Looks like Peter traded Tesla, too. Peter's in chat saying, say, thank you, Tesla. I think that's French. Is he talking in French? [01:42:28] Speaker 5: Yeah, that's probably. [01:42:30] Carlos: It's got the hyphen E's and all this other stuff. [01:42:34] Speaker 4: There it is. I wonder if he's trying to learn how to. [01:42:45] Speaker 5: Oh, man. What's the dialect in Scotland? Because they don't speak English. Like, no, they don't. Yeah. Kind of. I can never understand them. Oh, I'm out at breakeven on Tesla. That's all right, though. [01:43:07] Carlos: Yeah, it's starting to put him back. That's still a good trade for me. Same for me. I'm getting it. Yeah, there it is. [01:43:15] Speaker 4: Gaelic. [01:43:18] Carlos: What is it? [01:43:20] Speaker 5: Gaelic. I don't know. Again, no idea how to pronounce it. So, I just know it's very hard to understand. [01:43:35] Carlos: Yeah. Different dialects in different parts of Scotland. That always gets tricky when you've got different dialects. I know China has so many different versions. [01:43:50] Speaker 5: I mean, you can say that about the U.S. too. I mean, go down to Louisiana or the panhandle of Florida. And it's difficult to understand down there, too. [01:44:03] Carlos: That's true. That's true. [01:44:07] Speaker 5: You know, you're like, what? [01:44:09] Carlos: You got to go very rural. You got to go, like, deep. Which I'm sure is the same thing in other countries, right? You got to go deep into the town. [01:44:17] Speaker 5: But there are. Oh, look at that. Look at that. Came right back to 389 and bounced. Man. [01:44:28] Carlos: That's what I'm seeing on mine, too. We came right to my break-even. Right to 25. I mean, to the penny. And then we were getting a bounce. So, I'm trying to see if this is going to actually hold. Or what's the situation here? [01:44:50] Speaker 4: Oh, the Northeast has an accent. [01:44:53] Speaker 5: So does the Southwest. So does the Northwest. Everybody's got their own thing. [01:44:59] Carlos: Oh, yeah. [01:45:01] Speaker 5: Like, go ask for a pop. [01:45:02] Carlos: It's not even an accent. The way, the words. Like, certain words or the way we speak. Right? Certain terminology and things. Right? I said pie. Peter thought I was talking about apple pie. No, I'm talking about pie. It's a pizza. You know what? [01:45:15] Speaker 5: Yeah. A pop. You know. Go to a restaurant. Order a pop in Oregon. You get either Pepsi or Coke. Whatever they have. You don't have to say, can I have a Coke? Can I have a Pepsi? I'll take a pop. So, it's funny. [01:45:31] Carlos: I should do that next time I'm out of the restaurant. Other people are like, what the heck is that? I'll take a pop. I'm going to do that. I'm going to see what the waiter does. Next time I'm out, I'm going to say, I'll have a pop. I'll see what they bring me. [01:45:46] Speaker 5: Or the look that you get with them. [01:45:48] Carlos: Or the look. Excuse me? [01:45:51] Speaker ?: What? [01:45:52] Speaker 5: What is that? [01:45:53] Carlos: A pop? Yeah. Exactly. [01:45:56] Speaker 5: Man, look at this. Tesla right off of that. Should have probably added here instead of getting out. But, man, nice balance. What a great look. Yeah. [01:46:05] Carlos: That's what I'm thinking about MU. Should I have added there? I mean, it's basically back in my entry. But I still think it's going to go up. Why not add? I did not. I still can. I'm not that far from my entry. [01:46:21] Speaker 4: I did not get BE, Michael. [01:46:25] Carlos: Yeah. [01:46:26] Speaker 5: I did not get that. I hope somebody got this pulled back off Tesla. Because this is. [01:46:35] Carlos: Yeah. Andrew added some more on Tesla. [01:46:39] Speaker 5: Yeah. I should have. Maybe that's what happened. It came back here. Andrew added 50,000 shares. So people. No, no. He got in after that. [01:46:48] Carlos: He got in after that drop. He got in after. That wasn't him. Oh, that wasn't him. Mike Kelly, you added on the pullback on MU. You are a beast, my friend. That's a good ad. I should have added. I feel like doing it now. But I feel like I'm just. I'm just FOMO right now. If I add here. Yeah, I had the opportunity to at least here or even. Yeah. No, it's okay. I missed it. I should have added. I should have added. This would have been a much better situation for me by adding here. So. Let's see. [01:47:22] Speaker 4: Look at these orders. And then I'm going to look to short. Oh, what a day. What a day. What a day. Sculptures. [01:47:40] Speaker 5: You know what's crazy about the Atkins Museum? The coolest thing that I saw out there. You know those things you use to play badminton? [01:47:49] Carlos: Yes. [01:47:49] Speaker 5: Like the thing you hit when you play badminton. I don't know what they're called. [01:47:52] Carlos: Like it's a ball with a net, right? That's a ball with a net or no? Yeah. [01:47:57] Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah. So they got three of those. But they're massive that are out on the lawn in different shapes, in different areas of the thing. Yeah, shuttlecock. There you go. Birdie shuttlecock. Man, those things. I was like, they're like 15 feet tall. Well, they made that. Yeah. So those are the things I like. Yeah, so you walk in them. [01:48:28] Carlos: That's pretty cool. [01:48:30] Speaker 5: And they're just randomly placed in the middle of a big lawn that they have that you can have a picnic on or whatever. [01:48:41] Carlos: Yeah, it's nice to see that. All right, friends. We're getting a pullback right back again to our entry almost on MU. I think part is because it's fast now. [01:48:54] Speaker 4: I'm playing nice. Hmm. [01:49:06] Carlos: Are we going to hold here again? Is MU going to hold here slightly below the WF? I don't think it is. I'm going to get out of my tray. I don't think it's going to hold here all more time. I think it's struggling. But the SPY is pushing higher. SPY is about to make a new high. So I wonder why we're not following Super Bowl. [01:49:26] Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not sure if it's going to be a breakout yet. See, look at this thing, Carlos. [01:49:32] Carlos: Let me show it. Let me bring it up. [01:49:35] Speaker 5: Yeah, that's pretty cool. Look at this massive thing. [01:49:38] Carlos: Yeah, that's pretty cool. The giants were playing. They forgot to pick up the toys. Yeah, that's awesome. [01:49:44] Speaker 5: Yeah, look at this thing with just two little things. This is what impresses me. When you can do something like this, I like that. Yeah. Right? That's impressive. So those are the things I like. I don't know. [01:49:59] Carlos: Yeah, that's pretty cool. That is pretty cool. [01:50:03] Speaker 5: I'm not a fan of just squares and triangles. [01:50:08] Carlos: No, me neither. I'm not, you know, like, I don't mind it. I'll go with you. I'll enjoy it. I'll try to enjoy it. I'll enjoy it. But when you tell me this thing costs this much, I'm like, no. My six and five-year-old can do that. Okay? So stop it. No, this was done at this time by this person using ink from a feather from a bird. Stop. Stop. Like, stop. Oh, boy. Somebody right now in chat rolling their heads saying, I'm an artist. You don't understand. I'm like, all right. All right. [01:50:48] Speaker 5: I got it. We're not docking you. We're not. [01:50:51] Carlos: No, no, no. It's just the value of things that is, like, outrageous. Right? You should get paid for your work. Yeah. 50 million. Now you're just, you're talking crazy to me. All right. Here's MU. It is holding. It is trying to hold. Spy is trying to break out. Hasn't quite done it yet. But it's trying to break the high of the day. And we are pretty much trying to figure out, is this going to be the end of this trade? Or do we add here? Spy has made a new high. What do we have to lose, friends? Let me show you I add on the right one, actually. Let me show you I add on MU. I'm sorry. M-U-U, not M-U. All right. Let's add. All right. So I did add here. Let's hope this doesn't come bite me in the butt. Our new average is 25.08. [01:51:51] Speaker 4: 25.08. [01:51:53] Carlos: Our new average. [01:51:54] Speaker 5: I bet you anything, Tesla. Did Tesla get to that? $3.95. $3.94. $9.90. Man, Tesla. You just had to come stop me. Before hitting the target. That's all right. Here we go. This is what I'm looking for on the MES. Let's see what we do around this area. Don't give me a super big camera. [01:52:17] Carlos: No. We're dropping. Oh, spy is rejecting. [01:52:22] Speaker 4: Oh, come on. [01:52:24] Carlos: Our ad is going to get us out. Yeah. We're going to have to get out here. $24.88. Too big. What an aggressive drop. Oh, yeah. I'm getting out. We gave the profits back. That's okay, though. I still think it was a good ad. It's just, I don't know why we're getting this type of drop here. Here's the trade, by the way. Here's our MUU. [01:52:46] Speaker 5: We're at the top of the range. [01:52:50] Carlos: Yeah, we're getting a big rejection. So, went in, took some off here. I added again, which I thought was a great ad. But then we got this spike lower that stopped us out. So, unfortunately, we gave the profits back. But it looked good. It looked really good. I don't regret it taking it. It looked really, really nice. All right. Let's see what else, Francis, is out there. [01:53:12] Speaker 5: Give me a pullback up to $76.98. Give me a pullback up to $76.98. [01:53:17] Carlos: What are you looking at, $76.98? What is that? Oh, you're looking at the MES. Okay. Gotcha, gotcha. [01:53:24] Speaker 5: The MES is what I'm looking at. [01:53:28] Carlos: Gotcha. [01:53:29] Speaker 5: Yeah, see, it just went. [01:53:33] Carlos: I had that look. Yeah, it did, right? I thought it was a great entry. I thought the setup was awesome. But I'm starting to, you know, we knew MU was kind of following the spike a little bit. Not too much. Every time the spike dropped, this thing dropped. And the spike is having a nice rejection right now. So, not quite looking to get back up there at the moment. But no, the entry was, I thought the entry was great. I thought it was really, really good. SpaceX was a nice short. Now, after the consolidated, look at that rejection of the VWAP. The one minute looks great. The five minute looks great. Anybody take that one? That was a nice drop. Down to $144.55. [01:54:16] Speaker 4: $144.57. So, I reject that $395 again. Didn't quite get up there. [01:54:30] Carlos: MU really rejecting, guys. Look at that. Mojito, you're on SKHY. You took the short on this? [01:54:42] Speaker 4: Working out right now. Looking pretty good. [01:54:45] Speaker 5: I, when SpaceX IPO'd, I said, it's inevitable that Tesla and SpaceX are going to combine at some point. It's just, it's going to happen. Like, it makes too much financial sense for those two major companies to combine their efforts and their assets. They're write-offs and, like, it's just a matter of when Elon wants to pump one of the stocks, right? When he wants to. So, if you're a Tesla holder, you're probably going to get bought out by SpaceX, put it that way. And if you're a SpaceX holder, you're going to buy Tesla. And if you're both, you're going to get combined shares. [01:55:56] Carlos: The real question is, what would the company be called? No, I think it was, I think it was keep, keep SpaceX. I don't think he's going to rename it. That's what I would, that's what I would think. [01:56:05] Speaker ?: It's his baby. [01:56:06] Carlos: You know? [01:56:07] Speaker 5: That's his baby. It's like, it's like your child, right? Like, everything else is play money, right? Like, but SpaceX is his baby. Like, that is what he, he loves and cherishes and wants to go to Mars. So. I mean, just look at how he, look at, just look at how he handles being the CEO of Tesla. He's like, whatever, right? Like, yeah, throws out tweets, does this, does that, doesn't really care. Always having fun with Tesla, right? But have you ever seen him around SpaceX? He's always serious when he's dealing with SpaceX. He's never the joyous, spontaneous, smoking a cigar or, or a joint when he's dealing with SpaceX. It's always serious. It's always focused. It's always intense, right? [01:57:15] Carlos: That is true. Yeah. [01:57:17] Speaker 5: So. Tesla's like, yeah, look at this flying car I just made. Oh, by the way, I used the parts from SpaceX to create it. So. [01:57:40] Speaker 4: All right. [01:57:40] Speaker 5: But again, full disclosure, I am very bullish on SpaceX. Like, nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody can compete with what they do. They are the logistical workhorse to space. [01:58:02] Carlos: And that's just that. [01:58:03] Speaker 5: You're not going to Blue Origin, you're not going to Rocket Lab, you're not going to China, you're not going to Russia. You're going to SpaceX, you're going to SpaceX, you're going to SpaceX, get whatever you need up there, up there. You know. [01:58:16] Speaker 4: All right. So. All right. [01:58:36] Speaker ?: So. [01:58:36] Speaker 4: All right. And it's looking for me. [01:58:55] Speaker 5: Bot attack. They're attacking. We said Tesla too much. Yeah. We said Tesla too much. And the bots game. [01:59:05] Carlos: Yeah. They read us. Which again, I just, I don't get what they gain out of this. [01:59:15] Speaker ?: Like. [01:59:17] Speaker 4: I know. [01:59:18] Carlos: Tesla needs no, you know. It doesn't need any publicity. Not, not at least in our channel. We love Tesla. [01:59:28] Speaker 4: Nope. Yeah. We love Tesla. [01:59:34] Speaker 5: Not in ours. I have no idea, Pat. It's a bot. That's what it is. [01:59:43] Carlos: Yeah. Which there shouldn't be. I got to check the setting here. There shouldn't be. Unless they sat in quietness. They should have not been allowed to write because we have it. You have to be following us for a certain time before you can type in the comments. I got to check if that setting is. [02:00:04] Speaker 4: Yeah. And they probably, the bots had probably figured that out now. Yeah. I hung out here for a little bit. Yeah. Oh, come on. I should have taken that out of this pipe. [02:00:20] Speaker 5: I was dealing with the stuff in the chat. Sorry. Yeah. At 7698 would have been a good short on the ES to come down. [02:00:33] Speaker 4: So. I may get my opportunity after all. You all love BWAP. I just. I don't know. I don't know. Chris. Careful, Chris. [02:01:35] Carlos: I almost blocked Chris. Chris, you almost got blocked. You're using the same thing here. Yeah. Don't get blocked. [02:01:44] Speaker 4: Yep. That. That was fine. That was fine. [02:01:57] Speaker ?: That was fine. All right. [02:02:01] Speaker 4: All right. All right, friends. [02:02:12] Carlos: nothing for me right now. And you never came back. Actually, it was a great short. A lot of weakness there. SK NVIDIA is at the VWAP. SK HY also great short. Man, today things are feeling weaker than I thought. I thought it was going to be more upside than what we've seen. But a lot of stuff. But a lot of stuff popped up, besides Tesla, and started to go back here. MU being one of them. [02:02:40] Speaker 4: Some other one as well. Yeah. Mm-hmm. We'll see. Let's see here. Yeah. We can't get 76.85 on the ES here. We can't get over here. Oh, wow. Do you see some orders down there, which I like? [02:03:52] Speaker 5: I think they might go grab those before trying to run this back up to 7705. [02:04:02] Carlos: I might turn it off. I don't know who turned it off, but I'll turn it back on. All right. That usually helps. Subscribe remote only. So they've got to be subscribed for at least more than a minute. If we see it more than a minute, then I'll put five minutes. So we'll increase it. But that should do it. Airman hair overdrive. That is not Amos back. Oh, this is funny. [02:04:29] Speaker 5: You know what else I did that was really fun this weekend, Carlos? [02:04:32] Carlos: Yeah. [02:04:33] Speaker 5: It was entertainment. So they had the professional bull riding here in Kansas City at T-Mobile. But outside, they have like this festival that goes on for three days. [02:04:51] Carlos: Okay. [02:04:51] Speaker 5: Well, they had one of those mechanical bulls. [02:04:54] Carlos: Oh, like a real mechanical throw you off the side. [02:05:00] Speaker 5: That people could get on. Yeah. And me and my wife sat at the table and out on the balcony drinking beer and wine and just watching them just mess with people. Man, if you were a little kid, they were nice. It was like, you go around. It's all nice and slow. And you got to ride for a while. If you were a non-male, a female, you got to ride for a while. If you were a male like God on that, you were on there less than two seconds. Like, there must have been a button that was like, boom. And you just see those guys. They're like, oh, I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. And they hit that button. Man, they went flying against the air. [02:05:52] Carlos: Yeah. Yeah. I bet, man. Those things are no joke. [02:05:56] Speaker 5: It was so funny. Me and my wife would just sit there on the balcony just saying, oh, watch this guy, watch this guy. [02:06:09] Speaker 4: This is going to be funny. [02:06:14] Carlos: Those are no jokes, man. [02:06:15] Speaker 5: Small little entertainment that I got in the day. [02:06:19] Carlos: Hey. [02:06:20] Speaker 5: That was. [02:06:22] Carlos: That sounds like fun to me. All right. All right. Where is the next straight here, friends? Sorry. Got distracted. Lacking some friends here on YouTube. But it looks like that is working now. So I have to go to a setting there. So hopefully I'll come back. All right. Let's get back into character here. So let's see what's happening. MU. Tesla still holding. Popped up. High of 394. Hasn't really budged from there. So it's just kind of hanging out there. NVIDIA around the VWAT. SKHY. Trying to come back up. MU. Continue lower, actually. All the way down to the low of the day. BE. Not much. CoreWeb. Pretty quiet. MRNA popped up. And sideways. So I don't see anything setting up for me right now. NVIDIA's not really a VWAT breakout. This just looks messy. I don't see that as a potential. And SKHY, not the VWAT. So I'm not seeing anything for a VWAT situation. If you see something on your end, let me know. Throw the ticker out. We'll look at it. POTR. All right. Left the VWAT. Going for the previous day closed. Not trying to get green. This is going to SpaceX. Yeah. Let's see if it gets to the VWAT right now. [02:07:47] Speaker 4: Just on the radar for now, really. [02:07:54] Carlos: And, Mike, you got out of Tesla, right? Stopped you out on the drop earlier? Okay. [02:08:02] Speaker 5: Yep. So I got stopped out right here. I was looking for 395 as a target. You know, it hasn't quite gotten there. But, yeah. Yeah, I tried. I got a good move, though. I took most everything off up here. This was just a little bit left to run. Just in case it did exactly what it did to me. [02:08:29] Speaker ?: So. [02:08:30] Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah. I'm perfectly happy with that. The 30-minute candle looks pretty when you look at the 30-minute entry. Partial, partial, partial. [02:08:43] Speaker ?: Oh. [02:08:46] Speaker 5: It's funny. You look at different candles, and it just makes it look different. [02:08:51] Speaker 4: Oh, what time is it? [02:09:05] Speaker 5: Oh, we got 9.15. Or 9.15. Yep. [02:09:09] Carlos: Ryan's question is, Mike and Carl, do you ever have more than one trade at a time, or do you only take one trade at a time? I've been in multiple trades at a time. But it usually is when the first trade has already given me a little bit of cushion, and I could just, you know, take in a couple of partials probably already. So, I don't have to monitor that closely. If I see something else set up, yes, I will take another trade. I'll be in two trades at a time on a situation like that. If I'm watching, you know, the entry just got in, I got to monitor the trade. Usually, I'm not looking for another trade. Just focus on that one. And that's usually how it ends up happening. Not often, though. Not often. And so. [02:09:51] Speaker 5: Yeah, I would say the same thing. I will get into two trades, but very rarely does that happen. And most times, I've already taken a partial and moved my stop to breakeven on the first trade. Because that's when I start looking at other stuff, right? Because I already know my stop's there. I'm on breakeven, and then I'm looking for other things to go with. [02:10:16] Speaker 4: So, that is just me, though. [02:10:23] Speaker 5: So, we're getting a breakout on the SPY, which is nice. Yep. [02:10:32] Carlos: Question, does Andrew ever trade on YouTube to preview what it's like subscribing to watch him trade every morning? Yeah, we actually had Andrew at one point. We had him here every day. You guys remember that, right? He'll come in, not right at the open, but like, actually, at one point, right at the open, 9.30, we're streaming him live. And people get a taste of what the chat room is like. But, you know, it's so cheap, guys. It's so inexpensive. $38 gets you in, and you can see everything from the start to the finish of the entire trading day. I think it's $38 for the whole week. So, go check that out. I didn't see the link on the website. So, they might have taken it off, but our guys are awesome, and they're going to hate me for this. If you don't find the $38 link, just email. Email team, we'll get you in. You want to come in, we'll get you in, right? In fact, I'll ask for where the link is. Let me do that. And you want to come in and check out the room for a week, you can do that. $38, so you can't beat it, right? And then you can see, I'll show you. You can see the masters at work. Just, you know, me and Mike, we're good. We're good. These guys are beasts. They're beasts. You know, they've been doing this for a year. Andrew is a freak of nature when it comes to day trading. Brian's been doing this since, I think, the trading started, right? So, he just knows his stuff. And they're awesome. They're awesome to see. Here's Andrew's trade today. Long, long, added, added on Tesla. Partial, partial. Partial, some more, some more. Added on this pullback. That is, that is brutal. Mike, this is where you got stopped out, unfortunately, right? This drop? Stopped you out? [02:12:09] Speaker 5: On Tesla? Yeah. Yeah, that drop. Swear to God, stopped out. [02:12:14] Carlos: So, I don't know if he survived. He might have, yeah, he survived this. He got back in. Because Andrew was so low. Like, he got in so early. If he survived, there's no problem. And partial added some more, added some more. Looking for $395. That's his ticket there to get some out. And the spy is rocking. You can see it every morning. You can see Andrew. This is his actual monitor. So, he's looking at. He's looking at Market Atlas on Tesla, of course. He's looking at the spy. Yep. And then, you can see his trades here. [02:12:44] Speaker 4: So, pretty, pretty cool stuff. Pretty, pretty cool stuff. So, $30 for the week. [02:12:57] Carlos: Yeah, $30 for the week. That's it. $30 you get in. Do you have access to this? A couple of courses for the entire week. You got to put something on it. So, else you got, you start getting, getting all kinds of craziness. People that are not serious. They want to come in and just pull around. So, at least you put some, some skin in it, you know. I mean, some people are willing to waste $38 just to have their bot come in there. But, not many are looking to do that. So, it helps keep the, the nonsense out. If it was up to us, we had it free at one point. Man, it doesn't work. You can't, you can't do it free. It's just too many. Yeah, too many. Yeah, too many bots. Idiots. Let's be real. Too many idiots. Yeah, it ruins the chat and just can't do that. But, we did. We had it free for a couple of days. And, there's always somebody out there to mess it up for everyone, unfortunately. [02:13:52] Speaker 4: Just bad people. Yeah. [02:13:58] Speaker 5: Keyboard warriors. Look at me. I'm behind my computer. So, I'll just be a dick. Just to be a dick. [02:14:04] Carlos: Yeah. The monthly, you have a couple of options. You have the 99, which is if you do an annual commitment, I believe. And then, if you don't, you want to just do month to month. There is a number for that, too. I don't know the top of my head. But, there's a number for that, as well. Most options. Let's start with the $38, right? I always tell people, you know, this is a big investment, right? So, start with the test drive. You don't go buy a car without test driving at first, right? Some people, they still don't want to test drive. See what it's like. Come to the onboarding class tonight, which is free. Come check it out. 8 p.m. is the time. Me and Dwayne. And see if it's for you, you know? I'm always concerned when I see communities of any kind, that's just trading, where you have to, there's no test drive. Like, you may have to commit $5,000 just to be on my way. What? I need a test drive, man. You still know what I'm getting into. You know, there's got to be some kind of... [02:15:15] Speaker 5: Yeah, before you do that, right? Yeah. [02:15:17] Carlos: $5,000 is $5,000, right? You know how many pies I could buy with that? Like, come on. No way. I'm going to test in, and let's see if it's the right fit. Right before you buy. [02:15:30] Speaker 5: Got that nice breakout on the spy, where we got above that range I was talking about. Here we held. And now we're pushing higher, so... [02:15:40] Carlos: Andrew getting his fill. Speaking of the chatroom and community, Andrew's getting his fill at $3.95. Just got filled. Beautiful stuff. And, yeah, there it is. $3.95. So, probably still got some left. I don't know how much he has left, but he probably still has some left. Because he's just adding us so long ago, right in here. [02:16:00] Speaker 4: So, still probably has some here. [02:16:08] Carlos: Oh, yeah, let's look at that. And the commentary is nice, right? Like, Neil Klaus bouncing, his J2J, J2H, excuse me, one of our great traders. He's commenting, Neil Klaus bouncing back. I wish I had switched my buys too long. So, let's go look at CoreWeave. Because Neil Klaus is in these CoreWeave type situations. And, yeah, look at that. CoreWeave popping up here. Bouncing. Nice breakout. MU is still struggling. Like, everything's going up, MU. What is the situation here? I mean, I'm not looking to go long, MU, but it's like, I'm surprised how much this thing dropped when everything in this area, in this sector, is actually going higher. So, pretty interesting. SKY. Trying to get to the VWAP. Intel. Caesar. Let's see what we got. Intel here. INTC. Yeah. Getting to the VWAP here. Failing a little bit right now. Let's see. Let's see if it can get back up here and still save the setup. But, right now, it's not looking so good and the same thing with SKY is trying to get to the VWAP, but, man, also failing here as well. [02:17:45] Speaker 4: Okay, we'll keep watching Intel. Yeah. Intel went red. [02:18:09] Speaker 5: Man, Tesla, Tesla, why did you do this to me? [02:18:14] Speaker 4: You mean. [02:18:15] Carlos: I know, man. It's like that stop and then it's just completely taken off here. [02:18:22] Speaker 4: It's so mean. [02:18:25] Carlos: Wild, man. [02:18:28] Speaker 4: Apple. [02:18:30] Speaker 5: Apple grinding its way back up, too. [02:18:34] Carlos: Yeah. Same thing with SpaceX, man. Went through the VWAP. Did not give me a chance to get in on this. Just ran right through it. Now it's green. It's a SpaceX green for the second time. In this intraday. Right? Like, it did it very early on. Rejected. Beautiful short. And now recovering back into the green. Heading towards 150. Look at VWAP. Oh, that's a nice one. I don't love the volume on it, but the setup is clean. But the volume I'm concerned with. So you got the breakthrough here, the pullback. Here's the candle. You did get a confirmation. If you jumped in, you know, your stop lost below VWAP. So you should be still surviving now. But the volume is not that nice, though. Volume, I think, is too low for me. And you could tell easily by just the way that the candle is forming. Like, it pulls up. It stops. It goes. It stops. It's not like a fluid, you know, trading heartbeat, if you call it that. [02:19:43] Speaker 4: I don't know. But, yeah. It doesn't look great. And for a breakout, you need that to look really good. Apple, Apple, Apple. What you doing? You're watching Intel? This Apple trade for a little bit. [02:20:21] Carlos: Intel's also kind of failing the VWAP. And you're thinking Apple, Mike? What we got here? [02:20:27] Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm just looking here, seeing what it wants to do. It gets near 346. Because it sold off pretty hard off 346 earlier. It's the daily expected move, pre-market high. Let's watch that for a possible reversal. Look, you got the 200 here on the 5. [02:20:56] Speaker 4: We will sit here and look and wonder. Yep. Yep. Yeah, we're doing. My Starbucks coffee in the morning. Nice. Nice. [02:21:42] Speaker 5: After watching all the poor cheese fans lose last night. [02:21:54] Speaker 4: Yeah, me. [02:21:56] Carlos: And man, there's a lot of drivers that just suck. But their cars just suck. You know, they're so bad. Like, they're always last. There's always like 10 plays. They always did not finish. Like, there's so many that are just bad. Like, I think Audi, Austin Martin, like, they're just bad, right? Some of them are new. So, you got to give them a little bit, you know, a couple of years to get their stuff together. But, man, I could see why this sport could get boring quickly, you know? [02:22:46] Speaker 5: Well, this year, it's a new car. So, I think it's every four years, they change, right? Like, what they can and can't do in the car. And there is a major change this year. That's why Mercedes is so dominant. Like, Mercedes sucked last year. Like, they were terrible. And now Mercedes is like, everybody's like, crap. Like, what are they doing that we're not doing? [02:23:19] Carlos: Everybody sucks. It's unbelievable. And, yeah, I guess, you know, of course, yeah, Pat Kimi is incredible. But people are already looking for excuses, right? Just accept it. The guy is 20 and he's crushing it, right? I think the next race in Mexico City, I think he'll clinch the title, whatever. But, guys, you know. Oh, he's in the best car. Oh, he gets lucky every time with the safety. He got lucky, like, once or twice. But the guy's got, like, nine wins. All right? Like, come on. How lucky can you get when you won nine times already? Stop it, you know? So, excuses, excuses, man. The guy's good. Figure out a way to beat him, you know? [02:24:05] Speaker 5: The, yeah. There's certain racetracks that are more fun to watch than others. The, like, if you're going to watch Monaco, you're just going to watch people drive in circles. No passing, nothing happens. Like, it's just, it's a legendary course, so they race it. But then there's other ones that drivers just struggle with and it is chaotic. Or if there's going to be weather, like, Brazil is going to be a fun one. Because typically weather plays a factor in Brazil and then it throws everything off. So. [02:24:39] Speaker 4: Mm-hmm. [02:24:41] Speaker ?: Yeah. [02:24:44] Speaker 4: Yeah. So. [02:24:48] Speaker 5: There we're still grinding up to 346 on Apple. But I like watching F1. Like. [02:24:55] Carlos: No, I enjoy it. I've been watching. Started getting into it last year. Because the Netflix part was fun. No, I'm like, oh, this is going to be cool. [02:25:06] Speaker 5: I like the fantasy. F1 fantasy that they have. You can. [02:25:12] Carlos: Yeah. You like to put together. [02:25:14] Speaker 5: You get, you get to pick five drivers in two teams. Right? And if you play, like, we do it in our family. So, it's my son, my daughter, me, and my wife. And we all compete against each other. But everybody, it's not like fantasy football where one person gets a driver, then nobody else can have it. You can build your team with the same drivers so that you're competing so it doesn't become unfair, right? Like, so everybody's. Yeah, that makes sense. [02:25:46] Carlos: Because when you think of fantasy, you think of, like, wait, everybody's going to have Kimmy. Like, what? But, yeah, it makes sense. You can pick the same drivers. Yeah. [02:25:55] Speaker 5: Right. So, so you can mix and match. And it's really about, and this is why it makes watching F1 more fun. Because it's not about getting the top driver in the fantasy. It's about the middle drivers. Like, are you able to pick out that middle, the teams that are finishing 10th, 9th, 8th, right? Because once you drop below 10th, you don't get any points in the fantasy. So, you're paying attention to those mediocre drivers, right? And then you start, you're like, okay, I know Kimmy's winning. Who cares about that? But let me look at these drivers right over here. And then you're focusing and seeing how they're doing in the race. [02:26:45] Carlos: The wild cards. That's what makes it. The wild cards at the middle pack. It is wild, man. It's all over the place as to who's getting those middle spots. [02:26:55] Speaker 5: So, that's how I've found that it's more entertaining when I watch F1. Like, I'm like, okay. [02:27:03] Speaker 4: Yeah. But, yeah, it's fun. [02:27:09] Carlos: No, and I agree. Yeah, I should be clear because I say, oh, these guys suck. Yeah, they suck in their field of expertise. I mean, I would never say we, us, you know, mortal humans are anywhere near what they can do, right? I mean, it's just incredible. But this is, they're sucking their field of expertise. And sometimes not them. Sometimes it's just the car, the team. Like, there's a lot involved, the decisions they make. I mean, Max lost yesterday because he decided to go, you know, two tires, two chains instead of one. If he would have won one, he probably would have won. But he decided to go with the strategy of changing, you know, pitting twice. That killed him, you know? So, it's a lot that's involved. You got to look at the mechanics and everything else. That's your team. It's fun. I enjoy it. [02:27:56] Speaker 5: Your pit crew. Your pit crew. They can throw you, too. Oh, yeah. [02:28:02] Carlos: Yeah. [02:28:05] Speaker 5: Get a bolt stuck. Drop a tire. [02:28:10] Carlos: Crazy, crazy. [02:28:11] Speaker 5: Get a 10-second pit stop. You've lost how many spots? [02:28:15] Carlos: Yeah. Yeah. All right. So, Mike, you flipped over from, Mike Kelly flipped over from long to short. That's a good move, especially below the VWAP. And that turned out pretty nice. Actually, I wasn't looking for a short because I didn't believe it was going to go actually down that much. But, you know, look at it now with fresh pair of eyes. I mean, this is, yeah, this is really, actually, a nice VWAP breakdown. Look at the breakdown, the retest, and then the continuation. It's a beautiful VWAP breakdown. So, I'm glad you took it. If it wasn't so focused on the long side and adding, I probably would have caught it, too. But they didn't see it. Turned out nice. [02:28:54] Speaker 4: Turned out very nice. I'm watching this. [02:29:01] Speaker 5: I'm watching Apple. I want to know what it does at 3.46. Like, what are we going to do? We got a lot of orders. Are we going to pop, clear it all, and then fail? Or are we going to really actually clear it? That's what I got on there. Everything else right now, even on the future side, is just kind of choppy and hesitation for me. Yeah, Nico and Hamilton. Nico's always, I like Nico as a driver. [02:29:59] Speaker 4: Again, scrappy, not afraid. 2016. [02:30:08] Carlos: Yeah, I heard that was for some good years, Alex. And then people got bored because the same guy kept winning every time. And that's what I heard, at least from what I'm hearing from, like, documentaries. It got boring because it was the same outcome every single time. [02:30:21] Speaker 5: It was. How do you change that? [02:30:23] Carlos: Yeah, this guy was just destroying everybody. [02:30:28] Speaker 5: It's like, okay. Like, Vegas couldn't even put odds anymore because they're like, yeah, we know who's going to win. [02:30:37] Carlos: Kind of messed up. You got to start in the back. Like, if you win, if you win, you got to start in the back next race. Forget qualifying. You won, start in the back. Oh, man. [02:30:52] Speaker 5: And he would still probably have won that year. [02:30:54] Carlos: He would still probably, yeah, that's crazy. [02:30:56] Speaker 5: That car was by far. [02:31:00] Carlos: I feel like if you start top three, you're going to hit the podium and most likely going to win. Yep. You know, it's just... [02:31:12] Speaker 5: Just don't run into the wall. [02:31:14] Carlos: Yeah, don't run into the wall. Or another car. Don't make stupid decisions. You know. You should be fine. All right. What's not fine is the opportunities right now. Just not getting anything. The stuff that's hit the VWAP has been broken out. It's just been really tough. Intel failed. I was looking at Intel. Somebody called Intel, so I thought it would look good. But it hit the VWAP, and it just kind of died down. Didn't know anything. Hood, the volume was just too low on hood. So it was another one that hit the VWAP, and you can see here the volume was just not there. It hasn't had good volume all day, though. If you look at this one minute, we've seen better volume out of hood. So they've been pretty fine here. Yeah, I don't know. [02:32:06] Speaker 5: SpaceX failed 148. So now it's fighting previous state clothes. [02:32:18] Speaker 4: Let's see what they want to do here. I don't know. Double-click to center and fit. I don't like that. Let's see. [02:32:50] Speaker 5: SpaceX is another one I might. Oh, here we go. Apple finally kind of getting higher here. Where'd my mouse go? [02:32:59] Carlos: You go to F1, Monaco for the crowds, not the rays. Yeah, I guess so, right? I guess that should be fun. Last stuff to do there. [02:33:08] Speaker 5: Go for the party. Right? Yeah, that's true. I actually was in Monaco two days after the race. It was pretty cool. [02:33:23] Carlos: Brazil tickets have to be cheap. [02:33:23] Speaker 5: They still had all the race barriers up and everything. [02:33:27] Carlos: It was cool. Let's just fly down to Brazil. The tickets should be cheap. Formula One tickets. Let's see how much it is. I mean, I don't know if you want to be there with the situation. Is everything calm and everybody's relaxed? [02:33:42] Speaker 5: They just had an election yesterday. [02:33:44] Carlos: That's what I'm saying. Anybody's cool? Can we come down and make it back? What's going on? The tickets here, like the one from Miami, was so ridiculous. Are you serious? I mean, no, no, there's just no way. The cheapest one was like three grand. They were cheaper, but you couldn't see anything sitting there. You know, it's like, it's insane. [02:34:12] Speaker 4: Of course. This is so wild. Hey, Peter. [02:34:24] Carlos: He's not, I don't have, let me set him up. [02:34:29] Speaker 4: Yes, I got a, yeah. [02:34:34] Carlos: Hold on, we can't hear him. Let me, time to hold up a little before he comes talking. We can't hear him. [02:34:39] Speaker 5: I can hear you, Peter, but the room can't hear him. [02:34:42] Carlos: Yeah, because I put him on your spot. Yeah, I put him on your spine, too. He comes back. Yep, so we'll set him up here. [02:34:49] Speaker 4: All right, let's bring in Peter. Oh, there's two of me. [02:35:07] Carlos: There's two of you, man. There's two of you. Yeah. Yes, yes. All right, so here is Peter. There's Peter. We got his audio. All right, excellent. [02:35:20] Peter: There I am. I'm alive. I'm a real boy. Yeah, I was saying, I was watching your trades. I was watching your trade on Micron, Carlos, and Mike, yours on Tesla. So, well done. I was trying to short CoreWeave. Didn't really cooperate. I got in, got out of break even. So, you know, usual discipline type of stop. And it turns out that was a smart move because I was wrong. CoreWeave definitely was not, definitely not a short this morning. Yeah. So, I was happy with my trade management, even if the trade didn't work out. And actually, I was telling them right now, I was talking too much. I missed the reversal trade on Tesla. That was the only other one that I was looking at, which set up, it's sort of easy to see on a one-minute chart. Probably, Mike, you could guess easily where I would have reversed that thing. Yeah. High of day. Look at that high of day. Look at the volume that came in. And then it did that high of day spike through 396. Yeah. There's a great short in it right there. You know, we were talking about, how do you know if it's a reversal or a, just a pullback? And the answer is you don't. I would have had no idea. [02:36:26] Carlos: No idea. Yeah. [02:36:27] Peter: But, but if the conditions set up well, and I was outlining sort of my four criteria I looked at for what I would consider a parabolic reversal, and it had all four. So, you know, it was one of those where I could have taken it with a good risk to reward. And obviously it would have panned out, not a fantastically, you know, world shaking trade, but, you know, it would have given me that reversal on strong criteria. So that's the only other thing that I saw that met my move. Really happy with our people in Peak Capital that they had a number of trades. We had a couple of people trade Micron, so they got the similar move all on their own, identified it. I thought that was pretty awesome. And we have one trader specifically. She is now, I've traded live with her. She's been there a couple of times. She got Tesla on a very mature trade. You know, I was really happy to see that she does the, she likes the pullback, the pullback bounce. So she got into Tesla long at around 946, 947, 947, I guess it was. You can see that spike right down there. She bought my shares. Oh, it's right there. But anyway, she took a reversal trade on Tesla when they did that move down. And that's one that I think is a great, she's got a very mature setup. She traded that type of move regularly where it does that sort of, you know, bounce. And Tesla's good for it. She's done that a few times and is still long in this trade. And, you know, it was partially all the way up through the 396 and holding some to see if she can get up to 400 over the course of the day. So credit to her. She's listening. Really, really smart trade and well done. So, yeah, it was fun today trading with our friends at Peak Capital. Nice. And Andrew's had a good day too, eh? [02:38:13] Carlos: He's had a great day, man. He's trading Tesla. [02:38:16] Peter: He was trading EWS. E-W-S. E-W-C? E-W-S. [02:38:21] Carlos: W-C-E-W-Z-E-W-Z. [02:38:23] Peter: E-W-Z, that was it, yeah. Yeah, yeah. So that was interesting, which is a Brazilian, you know, sort of assuming that the – and I was looking at the daily on that. Good Lord, what a – man, that was – what a breakdown, right? The Brazilian market just, like, tanked after the elections. So it makes sense that you're going to get some sort of bounce back recovery. [02:38:45] Carlos: Speaking of Brazil, this is reasonable. This is – I'm okay with this. $700 off Friday to Sunday, and we could hang out in the Heineken Village. [02:38:56] Peter: That's cool. See, I'm so down for something like that, you know? Are you – [02:39:00] Carlos: All three days. [02:39:02] Peter: Are you an F1 guy now, too? [02:39:04] Carlos: I like F1. [02:39:05] Peter: Yeah, I'm getting into it, man. It's a lot of fun. There you go. [02:39:08] Carlos: Look at this. I want to do this. [02:39:11] Peter: I want to do that. It's funny, eh? Despite all the years of – it's actually – it's almost like they could do a documentary about the documentary, right? Because after all the years of promotion, and F1's been around for, like, 70 years now. Yeah. But it was – one of their biggest breakout, you know, sort of ad campaigns that didn't intend to be an ad campaign is the Netflix documentary, Drive to Survive, that has – Oh, good. Apparently, it's like – it's almost doubled the viewership of F1 races, and it's created a lot of new viewers. I've got to admit, like, it helped me. Like, I'm more interested in the drivers themselves and the stories and the team makeup and the, you know, the events that go behind it than ever was. It's not just about the race. It's about, you know, all the stuff that surrounds it. And I admit, it's done it for me, but it's fascinating how many people sort of decided they were interested in Formula 1 just because of the documentary. Which, if you go back, they were really nervous about that. If you look at the first year or two of it, like, you could tell the teams were really skeptical of being on camera for this. They didn't really want to actively participate, but they were told that they had to. So, now, like, everybody's all in, right? They'll do interviews forever. They'll let you into the paddock, you know, because they know. It only comes out at the end of the year. You know, all the press is good. It's really benefited the sport, so it's fascinating to see. [02:40:37] Speaker 5: Especially in the U.S. I think for so long, the U.S. just didn't care about F1 because it was more of a European thing, the time on it. And then Netflix came out with them. People were like, oh, this is pretty cool. [02:40:51] Peter: All right. [02:40:52] Speaker 5: Right? And then they started doing it, which goes to show you, like, this year, right? Instead of the races being broadcast on the F1 app, they got to deal with Apple, and now it's all broadcast through Apple. [02:41:08] Carlos: And that's the only reason why I'm watching. If I had to go to an F1 app, I'm not going. But you put it right in my face. I log in. I see Apple. Oh, okay. Boom. I watch it, you know. And if I miss it, let's watch the race in 30 minutes. The recap is perfect. 30 minutes of all the highlights. Love it. You got to put it in people's faces. I have to go to another app and pay. Not doing it. [02:41:29] Peter: It's fascinating to me. And, you know, it scratched that American itch for, you know, reality TV is massive in the U.S., right? And, I mean, across North America, my daughters watch reality TV. So, this is sort of like a reality TV show, right? Right? So, it sort of did that. It got that little crossover type feeling to it. So, anyways, I find it fascinating. Oh, my God. Mike, you know what the funny thing is? I don't know if you're getting them too, but I am getting so many emails from all of these. I don't know. I guess they're all these people that somehow have found my email address. And they're saying, hey, we see you run a boot camp. And we've got a tool that can help your people. And why don't you connect them? I get them too. I get them too. We can do the analytics that will help you. Or the pre-market show. We see that you run a show for traders. How about you sell them our thing? Or we'll help you. I was like, Jesus, just get out of here, man. [02:42:30] Carlos: AI has made it possible for these guys to get real detailed information. [02:42:36] Peter: I know. [02:42:37] Carlos: And email you as if it's someone, okay, this is someone that actually went and did some homework. And they did it. They just hit a button. You know? So, it's wild. [02:42:46] Peter: I just had a situation with a boot camper who was like, Peter, I've been trying to reach you. You know, can we meet? Can we have a meeting? But unfortunately, like, his day job, when he's not day trading, was actually as a financial analyst. He works for some financial services company. Or an owner of it. We have quite a number of people that are in that situation. But he was using that email tag. And it was one of those ones that... So, I was deleting all the emails because I thought it was one of these spam things. When really, he's like, no, I'm in the boot camp. You know, can we talk? [02:43:18] Speaker 5: Oh, I know who you're talking about. [02:43:20] Peter: Yeah, yeah. And I felt bad because I'm like, you know, like, of course. I'm just so sorry. I've been deleting your emails because I saw it was from one of these financial firms. And I get, like, dozens of those every day. Just like, delete, delete, delete, delete. Oops. Sorry, buddy. [02:43:33] Speaker 5: He had to do the same thing with me. [02:43:36] Carlos: He's a real boy, Peter. [02:43:38] Peter: He's a real boy. Sorry. Sorry. Whoops. My bad. Like, it's a weird thing nowadays where I'd be more likely to respond if it was just, like, random name at Yahoo or, you know, or at Google or Gmail or AOL even. I don't care. I'd be more likely to respond to that than I am to, you know, financial services ABC Corp. That's weird. [02:44:03] Speaker 5: Apple making a high day here. Andrew, it was good here. Carlos traded MU. I traded Tesla. Both had good trades on those. Peter traded Tesla, right? [02:44:16] Peter: With Bucca. Core Weave. Core Weave. Oh, Tesla's the one I was watching that I didn't get into. But yeah. So, yeah. [02:44:24] Speaker 5: It was... Wow. See, I was watching Apple around this area. I want to know what it does here. The spy is breaking out again, which is nice. [02:44:37] Peter: Apple and Microsoft moving higher. Probably pushing this market. Oh, Meta. Meta, too, has gone green. [02:44:51] Carlos: EWS. I keep calling EWS. EWZ. It's looking like it wants to go higher. Is Andrew still in that? I know he traded that earlier. I wonder if he's still in. EWZ. Oh, there's Paris. Paris in chat. [02:45:10] Peter: Paris in chat, indeed. It's fine. I'm just watching Paris in chat. One of the things that always amazes me when I look, Paris's charts are just set up so different than mine. Like, I'm looking at what he's looking at. I'm like, why does the moves look so extreme on his chart? When I'm looking at mine, I'm like, it's flat price action. And I look at his chart, it looks like it's moving 100 bucks. But he zooms in so close. Like, it just looks more dynamic. [02:45:35] Carlos: All right. For those watching that are not familiar with our chat room, up here, you have tabs, right? So you have Andrew's screen, you have my screen, you have Paris's screen. So you click on here, and then Paris's screen comes up. Take a bit to load. And then you'll be able to see what he's looking at. [02:45:53] Peter: Yeah. So look at Paris's. [02:45:55] Carlos: What he traded today. This is Tesla. Okay. [02:45:57] Peter: Yeah. Look at that Tesla chart that he's got there, right? Where he's got his trades on it. And I was looking at my own Tesla chart. I'm like, what the, what is he looking at? Why does my chart not look like that? Like those moves look so extreme. But if you realize what he's looking at, like this is really just like a three, $4 range, right? Like he's zoomed right in. [02:46:15] Carlos: Yeah. Anyway. [02:46:17] Peter: And, and I find it makes a difference. Notice how his chart is taller than it is wide. Yeah. That makes a huge difference too. Yeah. Yeah. It's a huge difference. Anyway. [02:46:29] Speaker 5: Once those small movements though, that's why it's so important for him. Yeah. His trade style is very in and out. [02:46:38] Peter: Yeah. Well, and you notice, I mean, if you saw his trades that he was sharing there on Tesla, like, you know, they're all worked every single one of them. So yeah. Yep. He's right. [02:46:47] Carlos: Deepak. What did Deepak do? One of our members here went long at it. Parcel, parcel. Okay. On SpaceX. [02:46:57] Peter: Yeah. Andrew had a great day as you were talking about. He didn't have it up on the screen, but another 40 K day where he made money on pretty much everything he touched. I think so. [02:47:09] Carlos: Nice. Nice. That is awesome. [02:47:17] Peter: I'm trying to get used to Paris growing this beard here though, by the way. That's. That looks good. He's going to have a beard like yours, Carlos. [02:47:27] Carlos: I don't think he'll go that far, but it looks good. Makes him look like he knows he's a little older. Makes him look like he knows a little wiser, knows what he's doing. You know, I know he knows what he's doing, but you know, when you can look at it, look like it, that's even better. Plus. Win-win. So, there you go. We're going into the no shave November. Are we doing that? Let's do it. No shave November. That's easy for me. For Mike under the hand, Mike, what's the plan? Yeah. [02:48:01] Speaker 5: I don't know if I could do a whole month. No, no, not shaving. Yeah. We do the Movember here. I think my wife would disown me. Nah, you can do it, man. Do you do Movember, or is it a different? I did it for like six months at one point. Okay. Yeah. After I retired, it was like six months before I shaved. It was like, absolutely not. I'm not shaving. And then my wife's like, you need to shave. She's like, you must shave now. [02:48:29] Peter: Oh, really? My wife's the other way. She's like, she hates it when I try and shave my beard off. [02:48:34] Carlos: Yeah. [02:48:35] Peter: No, my wife. [02:48:35] Carlos: I was able to pull this off because of COVID. I never had it this long. And I'm like, COVID came out. I'm like, all right, if you're going to grow a beard, might as well start now. Keep it going. And kind of got away with COVID. I can't go to the barber. You know, I don't got the tools. I really didn't have the tools. I was going to the barber shop, so I didn't have the tools. I didn't have to actually trim myself or anything. And just kind of got away with it. Because everybody had a beard. Everybody had their hair all over the place. So, kind of snuck under the radar. COVID got fixed. And I was like, I'm just going to keep walking this way. Nothing's happening. Don't look. And I got away with it. So, but yeah. Yes. Yes. All right. What else, friends? What else we got? Apple doing his thing. NVIDIA had a, I saw Paris looking at NVIDIA. NVIDIA had a nice breakout too, guys. Nice, nice breakout. [02:49:43] Speaker 4: Microsoft, Apple. This is the area. [02:49:46] Speaker 5: I want to see what Apple does. I see probably about the top of the hour. I'm with one of our members in the chat. I want to see Tesla up near 400. What's it going to do? We're going to grind to 400 and reject 400 this afternoon. I think that's a possibility. [02:50:13] Carlos: It's moving higher, man. It wants, it looks like it wants to break right now. Look at this push. We're getting up at the moment. It's not far from that. I right there for 396. [02:50:24] Speaker 5: though. I do think that, that there is that possibility of getting to the 400. I mean, you can see the Atlas, right? Is stack to there. This could be a possible rejection area. So, but it only takes, it only takes random news to come out to slam this market down. So be careful. I'm so glad that I don't have to do house projects, Pat. Well, I do. Don't miss that. I get work requests, but I really like just putting in a maintenance request when something breaks. Here you go. [02:51:13] Carlos: Yeah. I miss that. I do miss that. When we lived in our condo, which we still own, so we can always go back there, sweetie, if you like, but that's never going to happen. We love the space. Yeah. Yeah. But maybe when the kids, when the kids start, you know, leaving the nest, but anyways, it was nice. Something's wrong. Hey, this is happening. Come take care of it. You know, or the snow, no, the salting, all this stuff, the driveway. Oh, that was taken care of. [02:51:42] Speaker 5: All done by somebody else, right? [02:51:44] Carlos: Somebody else. I mean, you're paying for the maintenance, obviously, but still it's nice. [02:51:49] Speaker 5: Yeah. It's nice. I have a very, I have a, my wife has already kind of said, once my daughter's in playing soccer, I'm going to the house. Like, she's like, you do what you want, but I'm going back to the house. I'm like, [02:52:06] Carlos: there are some benefits to the house, you know, the space, you know, yeah, there are some benefits. It comes at a price. [02:52:13] Speaker 5: I think she's just done living in downtown where she's like, every day you're out partying or doing something. I'm like, that's why we live in downtown. That's other reasons. Like, why not? [02:52:29] Carlos: That's true. [02:52:30] Speaker 5: I mean, there's a concert place across the street that we get in. There's an arena across the other street. We just go. [02:52:42] Speaker 4: I don't blame you. [02:52:43] Speaker 5: So like yesterday they had a big old watch party for the chiefs, food, beer, alcohol, free. Like, why am I not going to go to that? Yeah. I got to go to that. Someone's going to feed and water you for free. You know, why am I not going to go do that? That sounds like a good deal to me. Why would I stay in my apartment? Like, sorry. [02:53:11] Peter: No, I don't like fun. [02:53:13] Carlos: And you're, and you're in swatkin distance. So, you know, it's like, that's a big, people don't get why living in the city, like here, Oh, I would never live in New York. No, I lived in New York. You don't understand how good it is to just walk out two blocks and be, and be where you want to be. There's something special about that. I'm telling you right now, you move to, if you've never done anything like it, you won't get it until you actually dive in and live in a city where you can walk out your building and just be wherever you want to be. It's funny you say that. [02:53:44] Peter: On Saturday, we had a, we had a block party, a Halloween block party. They did it like a week early because it was just our block and they invited everybody right to their place. And we were here and my wife's like debating, I don't, I don't know if I want to go. I'm like, yeah, let's get, you know, it's like around the Crescent. We just go around the street and we'll go over to their house and say hi and, and show up. We had to dress in a costume and she didn't want to have to put a costume on. But anyways, but my daughter, it's interesting. My youngest daughter is here. Who's the big party animal. And she's like, my God, like a party on your street. So you don't have to host and you can walk there and back. That's a dream scenario. Why would you not go? She's a girl who travels like to, you know, all her friends' houses and everything for all these parties. And she's like, yeah, you gotta go. Like, this is awesome. It's perfect. You can, you can have what you want and just walk home. That's, that's brilliant. Exactly. I'm like, well, see, there's a different perspective. And I was like, well, see, we gotta accept that perspective. They ended up staying late. The girls stayed late. So we gave my wife an excuse not to go. So, but anyways, so, but I'm like, damn it. Like it was right there. We could have, we could have gone. Just wandered across the street. [02:54:52] Speaker 5: And, and Carlos, I didn't even have to leave the building. It was just press the elevator button. [02:54:58] Peter: Oh, there you go. Even better. Go floor. That's like having a, having a rave in your own hotel, you know? Yes. You go downstairs. [02:55:06] Carlos: Oh, I'm telling you, it's nice. It's nice. Having to get in a car to go do, it's, it's different. Kills the vibe a little bit sometimes, you know, it's just, it's nice. Step right after a little pregame. Oh, having to park and this and that. They'd be responsible enough to drive it back. Like it's just too many, too much logistics. Too much, you know? [02:55:26] Peter: It is. [02:55:27] Speaker 5: I, I love it. I love this downtown area. It's great. Tomorrow. Well, I won't be here because we got to drive north today, but, uh, uh, they have a parrot. Anybody know Paris baguette, the restaurant chain, Paris baguette. [02:55:46] Carlos: Never heard of them. It's never heard of them. [02:55:48] Speaker 5: It's a Korean owned like bakery, but it's got nothing but French bakery stuff, but it's Korean owned. Okay. Phenomenal bakery and coffee. So, uh, they just opened up in downtown. So, so our building's like, Oh, come here. And so we get free Paris baguette. Cause they opened in a build in, they basically lease out of one of the buildings that this owner of this building owns. So they're like, you have to come here and get free, free stuff. It's like mandatory for, [02:56:26] Peter: I'm telling you, man, you're building, you get, you get everything. It's, uh, it's like, that's the place to be. [02:56:32] Speaker ?: Yeah. [02:56:32] Speaker 5: Oh yeah. It's awesome. They're doing a chief's party too, or like, uh, taking people to chief's game. So you get, they have a suite. So you got to pay for your ticket, but they're going to provide transportation. And they're free alcohol, free food and free transportation back. And the interesting thing about it is their area for the tailgate is past security. So you get free alcohol all through the game too. So you just keep going back. [02:57:08] Speaker ?: Like, [02:57:08] Speaker 5: I'm like, it's, it's awesome. Wow. But yeah, it's, it's a fun place. it's also why my wife's like, yeah, we need to move away. Cause you're having way too much. [02:57:27] Carlos: That could, that could be it. [02:57:29] Peter: It was funny. Like I, I saw this comedian, uh, on the weekend that did this skit where he was like, you know, there is no truer saying in life than happy wife, happy life. Right. So, you know, you gotta pay attention to that. It was interesting to me. He says, there's, there's no, why is there no corollaries? You know, there's no like, you know, happy husband. What about us? Yeah, exactly. I, I can't remember. He had a couple of them. He said, but you know, if my wife had her way, it would be happy husband. We'll see about that. Which I thought was funny. That's funny. I was on this whole, uh, this whole like series of things in that vein. Like it was one of these, you know, the, the woman's on the, uh, and these are very stereotypical, but they're also true in so many relationships where you just get comfortable and you're like, could you get me the, can you just get me a glass of wine or, you know, whatever. And anyway, so this, this woman's on the operating table table and they're like, we can't, we can't rouse her. We're losing her doctor. She's going to die. I've seen that. You've seen that one. And the doctor says, your wife just sat on the couch. Yeah. Your husband just sat down and he looks comfortable. And she sits up and goes, dear, can you get me the, you know, that's brilliant. Cause it's exactly what it's like. [02:58:42] Speaker 6: That is real life. Yeah. Don't you dare sit down. Yeah. [02:58:45] Peter: It's right. Oh, that's very funny. Anyways. [02:58:48] Speaker 6: Oh my gosh. Yeah. Hey, [02:58:50] Peter: uh, Kyle, welcome. I see green. [02:58:53] Speaker 6: That's good. We're green. Yeah. I had a rough start, but I caught a really nice reversal on SpaceX. Thankfully I got chopped up pretty bad in iron and SMCI today, but I caught a nice reversal just before 10 15 on SpaceX. So that brought me back to life and that'd be just a 1.5 hour, but we're green nonetheless. [02:59:12] Peter: So that's good. [02:59:14] Speaker 6: It's good. Can I see something else? [02:59:15] Eamon: How is your tooth? [02:59:17] Speaker 6: My, my tooth, I still have a, it's just the pin in it. So I got a, a gum graph and then I got the rod in the tooth. So it has to heal for five months and then I get a veneer and a crown on top of it. So it's, it's pretty much hell to be honest, but it's, it's okay. A lot of, a lot of smoothies on the weekend, but it is what it is. I'll have a nice smile after that. I mean, I have a pretty nice smile, but it's going to look a little nicer. [02:59:40] Peter: So it's going to look perfect. It'll look brilliant. A brilliant smile. It'll look in place. It'll look in place this time. [02:59:47] Speaker 6: Yeah. It's a, [02:59:49] Peter: there you go. Good Lord. [02:59:50] Speaker 6: Yeah. And this is not going to fall out on us again. Sorry. Go ahead. [02:59:53] Peter: Well, I was just going to say, I don't know if it's new behind you, but you're, you're sporting the, the Canadian Cervelo bicycle. I like that. Sit behind you. A cyclist. [03:00:03] Speaker 6: Okay. So Mr. Peter, I'm happy you've asked this. I have signed up for an Ironman. [03:00:09] Peter: Oh, wow. Yes, [03:00:11] Speaker 6: sir. [03:00:12] Peter: Well, that doesn't look like a trial bike though. Like, is that, is that just going to be your training bike? Are you going to get yourself one of those, uh, full equipped rigs? [03:00:20] Speaker 6: I've been looking at a Canyon. I might treat myself to one of those, but, um, this one is just so I got rid of my spin. Yeah. It's partial. [03:00:29] Peter: I'm in core weave. While I was talking, I entered a short trade reversal on core weave. Here's so sorry. Oh, okay. No, [03:00:35] Speaker 6: no worries. So I'm going to start riding this just in the winter time here, just behind me in my office. So I'm going to train on this one and then we'll see what you don't think, you don't think this one could do an Ironman either. Hey, I've got some feedback about that. [03:00:48] Peter: No, look, I mean, you can ride whatever bike you want, but the typical, cause I mean, most of Ironman is it's all about speed and a straight line, right? Right. So they're usually, they're usually, you know, you see the, the sort of the solid cap wheels, uh, usually you got heavy air. Arrow bars, right? So you're in that crouch position the whole time. That's, that's the typical, but I mean, you don't have to go to that extreme, but you know, are you doing it just to finish it? Are you doing it to, you know, make, make some time? This one, [03:01:17] Speaker 6: I just want to finish. I've always like, I'm 40 this year. Ever since I was 25, I've always wanted to do one. I can run. I've done a bunch of marathons. So the running I'm okay with after 90 kilometers, it's only a 70.3. It's the half one. [03:01:30] Speaker 4: Okay. [03:01:30] Speaker 6: Um, it's in Victoria. So it's not a full one, but I want to get my feet went in it and just challenge myself. Like, I just feel like I need a little, a little challenge right now. I feel good with my trading. my life is like, I feel like I'm in a good spot right now. So this is just, it was a targeted ad and I was like, you know what? Let's do it. And I bid on it. So it's in seven months. [03:01:51] Peter: They got you. Wow. Seven months. [03:01:52] Speaker 6: That's got you. Yeah. It's in Victoria actually, [03:01:55] Peter: Peter. That's going to be a lot of training then. Cause, uh, yeah, people spend like years training for these things. And yeah, it's a, it's a hell of a lot of work. It can consume your life. So good, good luck, man. I, I always wanted to do one as well. But then when I realized how much training it took, I'm like, I don't, I don't, ain't nobody got time for that. Ain't nobody got time for that. Yeah. [03:02:17] Speaker 6: Well, I didn't. Ain't nobody got time for that. Yeah. But the guys who do it. [03:02:22] Speaker 5: Running and biking. [03:02:23] Speaker 6: Yeah. So it's, it's a 2k swim, uh, a 90k bike and then a half marathon. So if I can do it, like if I do it under seven, seven 30, I think that's a big win for me. So that's kind of a goal for me. If I break seven, I'd be amazed. So hold me to the standard and yeah. All right. Okay. I'm going to get training together. Yeah. [03:02:44] Peter: Okay. So I want to see that bike moving regularly. You can't just sit there for the next two months. [03:02:50] Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right. Yeah. [03:02:51] Peter: But you're, you're heading into a bad time to get the bike out on the road, especially where you live. Cause it's, uh, the snow is going to be fine. [03:02:58] Speaker 6: So I have this, um, I don't know if you can see it on the ground. So you get it like a roller trainer. Yes. So I got that and I went to the bike shop and I got the wheel and the, uh, I'm ready to go, Peter. I'm doing this. Okay. [03:03:12] Peter: All right. So that's not a balanced trainer. It's a fixed trainer, right? Correct. It's a resistance trainer. Yeah. Okay. I've got the, I've got the roller trainers. I'm telling you, that is so weird to try and get used to, but it really helps with your balance. Like you literally just put the bike on rollers and it's freestanding. So like, if you turn, you fall over. [03:03:32] Carlos: I seen that. I'm like, man, can I, can people actually do that? [03:03:37] Peter: Yeah. Yeah. You've done it. You haven't. I used to do that for years. Yeah. I haven't used it for a while, but it's in my basement. It's, it's tricky. It's scary as heck. Cause you know, if you fall off that thing, not only are you falling sideways, but the bike's probably shooting forward and you're going through the drywall. So it's, uh, yeah. [03:03:53] Carlos: Yeah. [03:03:53] Peter: And lastly, [03:03:54] Speaker 6: before we'll, we'll bring this whole weave back together, but I didn't like, I've never, I've, I've done spin a few times, but like the clip on shoes, it took me forever to actually get the shoes out. Like I got on the bike, like, it's funny you said that about falling off. And so I got on it, I clipped my shoes in and I was like, how the hell do I get my feet out of the, you got to get that ankle twist sideways off the toe. [03:04:16] Peter: I do it without even thinking about it nowadays, but yeah, it's just, it's a little ankle. You just kick your ankle out a little bit. [03:04:23] Speaker 6: Okay. Just pop them sideways. Yeah. [03:04:25] Peter: You'll get, you'll get used to the motion. You'll figure it out. But yeah, it's usually the people, they panic and you try and pull up, right? Everybody tries to pull up or down or push sideways. It's not, you got to twist. Do, do the twist. It'll pop right out. Oh, I just got stopped at a core weave, by the way, while we're talking. All right. Anyway. [03:04:43] Carlos: Is Eamon with us? I think he is with no camera. I'm not sure if he's here. I can't see if he's connected or not. Oh yeah, I'm here. I'm here. Oh, he's right here. [03:04:52] Speaker 6: Hello, Dr. Okay. Beauty. All right. Well, thank you for listening. So yes, May, it's actually May 3rd. We'll see. We're going to get it done. We're going to do it. And I've actually, I've asked Andrew for a little sponsorship to help. So I'm going to get BBT on my, on my tri suit. See if he'll give me a hundred bucks. [03:05:12] Peter: We had some BBT. I've got a, I've got a. I still got my jersey. [03:05:17] Speaker 6: Yeah. [03:05:17] Peter: Yeah. It never fit me. It was like, it was like too small when I got it. Maybe I should ship it to you. It's an actual BBT cycling jersey if you want it, but it's too small. I would actually love it. [03:05:26] Speaker 6: Well, you're, you're a bit bigger than I am, honestly. Like what do you, you're like six two, right? [03:05:30] Carlos: No, but they are, they send them all small, man. They're so small. So it might fit you. Yeah. They got the sizing all wrong. [03:05:37] Peter: Mine is, yeah, mine is just way too tight. I wore it. Like I put it on. I'm like, I am not going out in public. This is, I look like a sausage. A sausage roll. Yeah. That's pretty bad. My, my, my face look like a sports bra. We'll let you guys get back to. All right. Yeah. Thank you guys. [03:05:54] Speaker 6: Have a good day guys. Yeah. Have a good rest of your day. We'll talk to you guys soon. [03:05:57] Carlos: Just need one of the guys to kill the screens and we'll get aiming up. [03:06:03] Speaker 6: Okay. YouTube chat. How are you guys today? [03:06:06] Peter: Yeah. Okay. You should be good now. [03:06:08] Carlos: All right. Thanks Mike. [03:06:09] Speaker 6: I wouldn't say it's a midlife crisis. Who, who said it's a midlife crisis? Uh, you found the plot. No, I'm just like, honestly, I just always like challenging myself. [03:06:19] Eamon: Wait, how would you distinguish a midlife crisis from, uh, not midlife crisis from just, from just, I try, I'm trying to channel it myself. [03:06:29] Speaker 6: I don't know. I think a midlife crisis is like, when you think that you haven't accomplished enough at a certain age. So maybe, [03:06:36] Eamon: so you're trying to accomplish. Sounds like you're falling right into it. Are you getting there? [03:06:45] Peter: I've got a strong opinion on that. There's a good point in life where you can actually say, I want to accomplish this. Cause if I don't do it now, right. It's, it's, it's sort of downhill. I don't mean that to sound negative, but it's just sort of, it's the reality of life, right? Like you just, you won't be in, you won't be able to accomplish it if you don't get busy on doing it now. So that's, I think that's the stuff that's okay to do. The real midlife crisis stuff. In my opinion is when you make bad life decisions with the excuse that, you know, I just, I want to do this thing. So if you're, you know, if you're going to do a triathlon and you're going to lose your job over doing the triathlon, that's a bad life decision, right? If you decide that you haven't like clubbed enough and you start dating a 20 year old, despite being married, bad life decision, right? [03:07:31] Speaker 6: Yeah. Or move downtown to a nice tower in, in Kansas city. Yeah. Well, [03:07:36] Peter: no, see, but Mike said, Hey, he wanted to enjoy that downtown lifestyle. He's doing it with his wife and they're on the journey together. That's okay. That's cool. Right. Make that life decision and go about doing it. Don't sacrifice your life for the decision. So, you know, if you buy a boat and go bankrupt, bad life decision. So, you know, make sure it's balanced. If you're fitting this decision into your life, then that's good. If it's replacing your life or ruining it, bad decision. There you go. That would be Peter's opinion. Thank you very much. I like it. [03:08:08] Speaker 6: Thank you very much. Thank you for your attention to this matter. [03:08:11] Peter: That was a bad decision to say that right there. [03:08:16] Speaker 6: Yeah. Oh, I'm going to do it. I, that's the one thing about me is like, luckily my, my wife is, she's very supportive of these things. So it is a big time investment. And that's the thing that I have to note too. And like, we have a two year old boy and she's still teaching. So I just have to find the time and just, and just do it. The biking, I'll figure out the running. I'm actually a really good runner. So I'm not concerned about the half. It's, it's the swimming. If there's anything, I am very, I'm like, it's avocado. Amen. It's the swimming. That's, it really does scare me. I haven't done a front crawl since I was probably 17 years old. So I got to put some pool time in, but I'll get it done. Okay. Enough about me. Trading. I had a really, I sent, even my trade. I had a bad stop out on SpaceX. I lost, or on SpaceX, SMCI. But I caught a really nice reversal on SpaceX. I actually wrote it all the way. Market Atlas was really bullish all the way up until 148. So I held the nice little runner up there after it closed above the 200 moving average. So this covered all my losses plus some. So I took a, my first trade was SMCI for a five minute open range breakdown. It was garbage. I never should have done it, honestly. So I think I got, that was a, no, that was a full stop out. Then I did a similar trade on iron, a similar result for a five minute opening range breakdown. And then the SpaceX covered all my losses plus some. So that's the beauty of getting stopped out. You guys, as we talk about all the time, sometimes you just got to get, you know, you take one on the chin, get punched in the face a couple of times, but then be patient for your entry. And this entry was something I've been working on a lot. And kudos to Eamon for this as well. The old me used to always get in around nine, um, 57 or so. I'd see that hammer, but now I'm, I'm really trying to wait for that, that reset. And, um, you know, it coincides with the Q's and the spy. You obviously need the help from those as well, but this was a really nice entry, good volume, good volume ladder. Um, so yeah, that was it. Eamon, what did you trade? I mean, [03:10:42] Eamon: wait, don't you like me? I mean, it's okay. It's just, I, I think I have a trader. Yeah. I think that's a good, uh, name for me, right? I have a trader. Yes. Yeah. I was trading today. Uh, and I took only one single trade on MRNA. I mean, this one looked good on literally all the timeframes. Weekly chart, ABCD pattern sitting literally around the level C. So I can't feel like today's weekly candlestick is going to be long. Then we take a look at the daily. Amazing level, big drop. you know, I caught one of the best reversal trades guys on a Friday. We actually, uh, talked about MRNA and on Friday also mentioned that this one is going to be worth being traded on a Monday as well. This was the Friday trade exact same trade idea. We're sitting around the level of support, which is around the resistance. And I ended up catching a good reversal on it, uh, for, uh, I think six R and today exact same thing. We're opening around the same area, which is the level of support. And on the 60 minute chart, you can see a beautiful range and we're sitting at the low of the range. So this was just an easy and obvious long on the hourly chart. So I tried to play it initially at the open with the, um, bearish and gulfing sandwich setup where you get a bearish candlestick and gulfed by two bullish candlesticks from both sides. Played it long with a wide stop loss initially because the candlesticks were too big and I was afraid that I'm going to get wicked out if I use the middle of the range. Later as the volatility calmed down, I played it, uh, on a new one minute high stop loss at the low of the previous candlestick once it made another higher low, which is basically this week on the five minute chart. Added to my position, moved my stop loss to the new low. And then I just kept partialing all the way up to the previous day close. Previous day close is where I was, uh, out, uh, of my whole, uh, position. So that was one. And then up three hours net for the day. Uh, we'll be looking for, uh, another trade with color right now. It's not a banana. It's an avocado on what an insult. [03:13:01] Speaker 6: Disrespectful. [03:13:03] Eamon: Disrespectful. Uh, Milad, uh, yeah, I agree with you. My lips aren't moving. We'll figure that out. It's probably an issue with the camera. One FPS freezing a bit. [03:13:17] Speaker 6: What do we got here? Squeeze alert on what truck? What is trucks? I don't see anything. No, thank you. Um, I know Paris and Andrew both traded Tesla today. Beautiful trades. [03:13:32] Eamon: Yeah, I saw the trade on Tesla. [03:13:35] Speaker 6: Actually, I mean, [03:13:36] Eamon: it ended up being good, but I just didn't like it for my, uh, trading style. I'm not going to say it's a bad trade. It's different trading styles. [03:13:43] Speaker 6: What, what didn't you like about it? Was it the daily on it? [03:13:46] Eamon: No, it's the third five, the three kind of scroll. One, two, market opens within three and it breaks. So basically the, this is where traders led it to the long side around 386. It already did big move before, uh, the entry. Luckily it did continue going higher, which was amazing. But, uh, I don't think I would have ended up, uh, trading it. [03:14:09] Speaker 6: Uh, the only time that probably got in. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [03:14:13] Eamon: TLTR was another stock that I was watching. I wanted to see it slightly selling off below this consolidation. Play it to the long side around 998. And then add at the break of 99 and then ride the trend into 200, 201 and 202. Uh, but it just ended up selling off. So it did not offer any good, uh, entry. Right. So at the break of 198, you, you want to get in? Yeah. I wanted to see it breaking to the downside, which exactly did. Then I wanted to see it going past 198, which is the middle of the range. Add at 99, approximately maybe 98, 80 ish. And then partial around two, 201, 202. That was the original plan PLTR. And there it is. It's, it's doing it right now. It's doing it right here. You see, these are the multiple consecutive candlesticks. This is the reset. Second five minute candlestick at 98. Add at 95, uh, 98 50 ish. Then partial at 200. I'm not sure about 201, 202. Uh, it looks like it already did too big for move, but, uh, I'm not sure I would have traded it, uh, at this stage. So now we're looking for some reversal place. I'm not sure if there is anything interesting. Uh, we called, uh, actually, uh, Nike in the discord server. Nike. At, uh, 10 or five, 10 or five, which was basically around here. Yep. Around here. And some people managed actually to catch it. Caleb managed to catch a really good reversal on it. Shorting it at 38, 44. Caleb, one of the best reversal traders out there. Demir caught a nice one. So Peter is also one of the best reversal traders out there. So which ended up being a good one. Yes. Peter Donald is also doing great. No. Did Peter play in Nike? I'm just curious. [03:16:13] Speaker 6: Uh, I'm not sure. [03:16:14] Eamon: I'm not sure. Uh, some people are when we first started to talk. Yeah, but look, this was beautiful because on the 60 men chart, it was in the sitting in a nice range. 38, 40 ish is the high of the consolidation area. So this was clean. Uh, Corwee, what's it doing right now? Corwee would also be interesting for another maybe reversal play. Once it reaches 58, 40, short, 58, 50 ish. Beautiful support that could end up acting as a resistance. Uh, I don't love playing reversals on stocks that already reverse. But, uh, we'll be having the third hourly candlestick, which, which makes sense. Let's see. [03:17:01] Speaker 6: The queues are on fire. [03:17:04] Eamon: And we also talked about this on Friday. This is really disappointing. Why is it? Look, look at this beautiful level on the queues. 700. At the low, and it closed as a green. And I mentioned, if it closes green, even part of the body that is green, Monday is, uh, is going to have a good continuation. But I also mentioned that this, this thing is going to gap up because when it's too obvious, the market is not going to give you a chance to enter after the market. And when it's too obvious, the move happened either after hours, either pre-market. And that's the thing about, uh, the queues. It did the move during the pre-market all the way up to 710. After that, it was difficult to trade it, right? Breaks up, chops, makes new lows, recovers, chops, and only later it ends up breaking and continuing. So that was, uh, disappointing. Would you call it, [03:17:51] Speaker 6: would you call the low after like 10.02? Is that an internal low inside of that range or no? Like, um, 10 go back, like, yeah, there, is that a, is that a low inside that range? Like, how do you, how do you talk about that in your book again? When it like inside the range, it creates a new low in that range. Is it an internal low? [03:18:10] Eamon: Is that what you call it basically inside a wider range, but I don't like these ones. They're really tricky. And the moves that you get for, uh, from them are also smaller. I would have enjoyed seeing the queues uping somewhere around the previous day close somewhere here. If that happened, I probably would have traded it because we did talk about it on YouTube. We talked about it in the chat room. It was an obvious long play on the queues. And it, it doesn't mean that we're going to be having, um, a long weekly candlestick previous is red, which is something that we do not like, but one thing that could happen, open overlap and the continuation of the sell off right now, we're in the overlap phase. So today's green, maybe part of tomorrow is going to be green. After that is going to be tricky. [03:19:04] Speaker 6: What else we got going on here, whatever happened to cheese fondue? Hi, man. I haven't had a fondue. Actually, no, I had a fondue last Christmas at my in-laws house, but before that, but before that, I haven't had a fondue forever. It's just so bleh. Like you leave a table feeling like just a bag of mashed potatoes, like, but it's so good. Like you just take bread and dip it in cheese. Like, I mean, how could you go wrong with it? Really? Hey man, have you ever had a fondue? [03:19:33] Speaker ?: Have you ever had a fondue? [03:19:35] Speaker 6: Fondue? Yes. Yes. Yeah, you have. Yeah. They're good. They're just like, it's like a once a year treat. If, if that, like, like you've definitely, you probably put on five pounds and take up a week of your life eating a fondue. Go ahead. I prefer the chocolate fondue. Yes. Chocolate fondues are nice. Yeah. There's actually a nice, I forget what the word, maybe the chat can help me out. It's, it's like a, it's French. Actually, Peter probably knows what it is, but it melts the cheese inside of it. It's similar to a fondue and you take the cheese off the slab and put it on the bread. It's like the, I'm just going to bug me. I'll get back to you. You're like, I don't, I didn't even ask you. What are you talking about? No. Tesla, Tesla reversal. I, let me see here. Um, I wouldn't, well, it is actually almost a double top on the five minute chart. [03:20:36] Eamon: I would wait for the 15th to close the server. Summer five minutes more. If it doesn't reverse by then, then yeah, then yes. So how's your, um, trip to the tooth doctor? How was it? It's well, [03:20:54] Speaker 6: to the dentist. Yeah. [03:20:55] Eamon: Yeah. How was it? Did you, did you have a good time? It was, [03:20:59] Speaker 6: it was amazing. Yeah. I thought about you the whole time. I was like, uh, I got a story for you. No, I mean, it wasn't bad. Like they numb you up pretty good, but it's just like, it's the process of the rod going in. And now it's just, it's, it's going to be a grind of a six, six months. Cause I have this fake tooth around the rod now, but it's cause I don't have a bone in the tooth. Cause they pulled the tooth out originally. So there was no bone. So now there's a rod in there. Then they're going to build the tooth around that. And then I'm going to get crowns around that tooth. So it's going to be, it's going to be a grind, but all is good. [03:21:43] Eamon: So an WVT logo. [03:21:46] Speaker 6: No, I asked, I asked Andrew if he paid for a gold tooth for me. He said, unfortunately I don't have the budget for that right now. I said, yeah, right. He did. He made 3.5 million last year. Well, you see his taxes. [03:22:03] Eamon: I think it wants to be a BBT thing. Every mod at BBT needs to have a golden tooth with the BBT logo. And then take the picture together. 10 mods standing next to each other, smiling. [03:22:14] Speaker 6: Nobody wants to see that. [03:22:20] Eamon: I mean, do you run more than one trade at a time? Give that while you still day trading, but looking at longer timeframe. Yes, I do. I do take more than one trade at the same time. There are days where I take even 3 trades at the same time, but 3 is the maximum limit. [03:22:32] Speaker ?: Yeah. [03:22:33] Eamon: Last week, I think there were a couple of days where I took two trades at the same time. [03:22:45] Speaker 6: So I've taken two, but I'm trying to just take one now. Honestly, I can't manage more than one trade, honestly. Sorry, spies pushing up. [03:22:55] Eamon: I was saying that this is starting to set up nicely. Let's see after three or four minutes. [03:23:00] Speaker 6: I downloaded, um, reluctantly muse. Have you heard of this? Like the Facebook muse thing? Uh, yes. Yes. It's like the AI for Facebook. Yeah. Every morning it's been sending me like a market breakdown. It's, it's pretty slick actually. Like I put all the semis on there. Um, and then just any news that's coming up. I mean, you can always go to trading terminal.com and find out that same news, but this is just like a quick, uh, condensed version of it. And it's pretty, it's pretty slick. Chicago fed activity, Dallas manufacturing, Verizon earnings. Like it gives you all the earnings for the week. NVIDIA up like what's gapped up. It's pretty slick. So it just helps me build my wash list a little bit more in the morning. [03:23:52] Eamon: Well, let's take a look at that. Yeah. [03:23:57] Speaker 6: Um, even what I thought for your style, it's a lot of sense. Not sure. I don't know if we, yeah, Eamon, well, Eamon trades the five minute ORB, I think a little bit, but it's, he usually gets in earlier. [03:24:13] Eamon: I, I could take a look. Uh, yeah, I could take trades even within the first minute. If the setup is ready, I don't care whether it's one minute open range breakout, two, five, 15. Once the setup is ready, I take the trade. I don't love limiting it to. Waiting for five minutes. Exactly. Because sometimes by waiting for five minutes, you miss the whole move. if the setup is within the re ready, within the very first minute or second minute, why wait for three more minutes? That's, uh, my thought process doesn't mean that about it. I know that some traders, uh, mess up a lot of the open. They give all the, they lose some money and then they make it back later because they don't have specific trade book or clearly defined entry criteria. But as you grow as a trader, and as you see more and more, uh, specific price behavior at the open, uh, you tend to execute trades earlier, not because you are impulsive or anything like that because the setup is ready. [03:25:18] Speaker 6: Let's get a light. Let's go. How many likes do we have? 226. Let's get a giveaway today. What do we got to do? This avocado. Every time I look at it, I laugh. [03:25:26] Eamon: That is absolutely fantastic. Guys, put a like for my avocado. Can my avocado get 500 likes? I'm just curious for that. Maybe, maybe not for Carlos, not for Peter or Kyle's tooth for my avocado. Show me that the avocado is the best thing in this show. [03:25:44] Speaker 6: Amazon looks like a short. Where did Tesla close with the 50? Oh no. We got one minute for the 15 minute closure. You said on Tesla, wait for it to be a hammer. Oh yeah. [03:25:58] Eamon: Tesla one minute. Let's see. Reverse hammer. There it is. Beautiful. Hmm. Now, no, no, no. What do we do now guys? Now we put a limit. [03:26:10] Speaker 6: Now we short it. And we short. Yep. [03:26:14] Eamon: For a better risk to reward ratio. [03:26:19] Speaker 6: Stop loss above. Which like three. What is that going to be? [03:26:25] Eamon: Yeah. That would be my last trade. For today. If it works, it works. If it fails, it fails. What else do we have? [03:26:33] Speaker 6: 80. [03:26:34] Eamon: What else do we have sitting up guys? [03:26:37] Speaker 6: What was Andrew trading today? He was trading some Brazilian ETF. Did you, were you watching that? What, what, what Brazilian? What was it? I don't know. It was just so random. Like I was trading and I, I've been turning the, um, the chat room. Like I've been muting a lot and I turned it back on and he's like, I'm trading a Brazilian ETF. And I said, what, what, what? But I mean, he's making money on it as usual. That guy has, I don't know what it is. Everything that guy touches is usually. Even if it's a Brazilian ETF. Yeah. Like, I mean, I'll say loosely, like I would say like, like 70, 80% of the time, but like, everything he touches turns the gold. Oh, I'll have to, uh, I'll dig back into it. Golden hand. E. Oh, there you go. Harvey. Thank you. E W Z. That's what it was. [03:27:26] Eamon: E W Z. I share MSCI. Look, it's MSCI. It has SMCI letters. You should read this. I love it. Yeah. So E W Z starting from tomorrow. [03:27:39] Speaker 6: Let's do it. E W Z. I have to look into it. Trust the Midas touch. Exactly. He does have the Midas touch. Do you know what that is? Are you just agreeing with me? Are you passively? I just agree. I know, [03:27:58] Eamon: I know it's a hand that turns everything to gold. [03:28:01] Speaker 6: The Midas touch. Midas is like, uh, what do you call it? Midas, it changed like your oil and your tires here. It's like a Canadian tire kind of thing. And they're, they're saying is trust the Midas touch. So you wouldn't know about it. So don't you, don't you courtesy. But I agree with you. Mr. Eamon. [03:28:20] Eamon: I agree with you. I appreciate you. That is a good thing. It doesn't matter what it is. I just agree with you. I don't know if that's a good thing. It depends on why I agree. Right? Yeah. By performing bull flag, pattern wise yet, position wise where this bull flag is forming, you know, I would stay away from it. [03:28:45] Speaker 6: Your avocado. Actually, we lost likes with your avocado. [03:29:08] Eamon: Did we? [03:29:09] Speaker 6: Come on. [03:29:10] Eamon: Come on. No, we got 25. Are you kidding with me? I have a cow. You should make me likes. Let's lose. Wait, 251. We got 23 likes or 25 likes. Yes, I did short this lot. I don't know how it's going to end up. [03:29:24] Speaker 6: Did someone just ask if we covered it? No, we just, I just shorted it. Two minutes ago. Yeah, I shorted it too, [03:29:29] Eamon: but let's see what's going to happen. Let's see. Let's see. [03:29:43] Speaker 6: I actually really like this short. I think we can get it down to at least 393.75. [03:29:52] Eamon: I like this. 393 you're saying? [03:29:56] Speaker 6: Yeah. [03:29:57] Eamon: Okay, let's go. 393. Come on, guys. [03:30:00] Speaker 6: Everyone short it. [03:30:02] Eamon: Dump it. [03:30:03] Speaker 6: Dump it. My stop loss would be three. What? So I answered on based on the 15 there. So 396, I think. For me. Excuse me. Eamon, how's baby Leon? [03:30:23] Eamon: He's doing good. That little guy. [03:30:26] Speaker 6: Good. [03:30:27] Eamon: He's happy. He's sleeping a lot. He's growing. He's eating. He's learning a few interesting things. So he's the happiest person in this house. [03:30:41] Speaker 6: Higher time frame analysis. He's learning. [03:30:43] Eamon: He's learning higher time frame analysis from this avocado. Taking trades for me. [03:30:49] Speaker 6: Blessing my trades. With your book. Blessing your trades. [03:30:53] Eamon: Exactly. [03:30:56] Speaker 6: How many likes are we out of the book? [03:30:59] Eamon: Let's take a look at that, by the way. Where are we at in the book? 135. Good job, guys. Thank you so much. We're one step closer for 150 likes. So if you got the book, you enjoyed it, feel free to spare a couple minutes and write down an honest. Review, review, please. Yeah, it's costume. That's me. [03:31:30] Speaker 6: That's what the aim is going to be for Halloween. [03:31:33] Eamon: Exactly. It's going to be an avocado. [03:31:44] Speaker 6: Okay, what's the spy doing here? Let's see if we're going to get some help. Okay, let's see what's going to happen on this thing. Spies rolling over a bit. Queues. I think we're in a winner here. I feel optimistic about this. Tesla? Yeah. [03:32:03] Eamon: Well, no regrets if it fails. I like it. [03:32:08] Speaker 6: Where will you stop out if it closes above? Where do you see this? [03:32:12] Eamon: I'll probably wait for an ABCD on the 15 mini chart to exit. So far, it looks good. I'll keep it at the high, but I'm looking for an ad. Yeah, I'm looking for an ad on this thing. Will be worth an ad. Joan, thank you so much. Does it actually do Halloween? Officially, no, but some still celebrate it. For example, this place where I live in, there are a few houses that are decorated, at least partially, with some pumpkins and ghost on trees. [03:33:00] Speaker 6: Oh, my house is decorated right now. I've got pumpkins, I've got spiders, I've got fake cobwebs, I've got gravestones. It's my son. Go ahead. [03:33:12] Eamon: Yeah, I would say it's not an official celebration here in Russia, but some just enjoy it. I mean, some people just need an excuse to drink. Exactly. [03:33:22] Speaker 6: Whoa, [03:33:23] Eamon: very nice. Joan would not be happy with partial decorations. Sorry, Joan. Not my fault. [03:33:39] Speaker 6: So we've got the Fed on Wednesday, right? Mr. Powell again, 1230. Wait, it's not Powell anymore. Kevin, thank you. September PC inflation on Thursday. What other earnings do we have? Doesn't, isn't Amazon's earnings this week? [03:34:03] Eamon: Amazon, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, uh, US, sorry, US team. So we have a lot of good earnings this week. [03:34:18] Speaker 6: It's good for us. It'll be a good week. What was your interesting fact of the day today? See, this is the thing. You guys get on at, what time is that? 630. It's 8 AM Eastern. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You go early. I always miss your interesting fact of the day. What was it? [03:34:36] Eamon: Uh, we talked about Verizon and their first phone that weights one kg, uh, gives you 30 minutes of talk, charges for 10 hours and costs $30,000 in today's money. [03:34:53] Speaker 6: which one was the big gray one, like the big, [03:34:57] Eamon: the material and big ear, the material, the big web one. I mean, it's interesting that people actually bought it. And, uh, I mean, and now we're complaining about that iPhone, uh, flip for that costs $3,000. I mean, [03:35:11] Speaker 6: considering if, [03:35:13] Eamon: if people bought that for $30,000, they'll be getting this iPhone, no doubt. So it'll do well. People will complain, but we'll still get this iPhone. [03:35:22] Speaker 6: I, I mean, I actually agree with Peter on this. Like, why would you line up for that long for something that you can get, you know, three or four days later? It's like, you don't need it. Why do you need it right away? Just to say that you had it first. Well, I, it's, it's crazy to me. Like lining up for like three hours for that. Is it to resell it or what? They'll be able to brag for two days. Woo. Congratulations. Yeah. What a day. Some people like it. It's all good. It's all good. True. Whatever floats your boat, whatever gets you up at night. Hood for a reversal. Who's, who's saying this? [03:36:12] Eamon: I don't know just yet. Do fits now. Where are you from? Brad Peters. Siberia. [03:36:24] Speaker 6: It's probably from Edmonton. It's getting cold. The mornings here are cold. I went for a run yesterday. I went for a 10k run yesterday. And it was fricking cold. [03:36:35] Eamon: Why aren't you taking a run in the gym in the March when it's that cold? [03:36:40] Speaker 6: Pretty. I haven't gone to, I've been paying a good life membership for six months. No, it's longer than that. A year. And I haven't gone once. They just, they got me right by the cojones. Good life. Like, God. So I bought this, like the, I've had this bike for a while, but the trainer, and then I'm actually looking at a treadmill. It's just so cold. Like in the wintertime, getting, I know it's an excuse and it's a David Goggins would be mad at me for making this excuse, but like driving to the gym. Oh God. When it's minus 30 out is a bloody nightmare. Is it worth of? Oh my God. You know, you drive to the gym when it's that cold. Yeah. I work with my car and then I drive to the gym. Oh, look at you fancy pants. No excuses. No, I mean like why you, you don't walk to the gym, you drive. That's true. It is true. It's true. So you don't feel it. That's just my excuse. It's not a good enough excuse. I used to go to the gym all the time too. [03:37:42] Eamon: I'm adding to a Tesla. [03:37:45] Speaker 6: Brad Peters lives. Oh, you live in Fort McMurray. Good Lord. That's a beautiful, like man, you can make so much money in Fort McMurray. That's where all the oil sands are for people that don't know. That's where people move from all across Canada to come work at Fort McMurray. You added to Tesla. Okay. [03:38:05] Eamon: Yes. [03:38:06] Speaker ?: Yes. [03:38:06] Eamon: Look at this avocado making crazy trades. Ooh, ah, ooh, ah. I'd say we gotta make some money or we're going to peel it off. It's either making us some guacamole or having dinner, some guacamole for dinner. [03:38:25] Speaker 6: I'm going to turn myself into a nice, spicy guacamole. where the hell. Oh, there we go. Oh yeah, here we go. Where did you add? You added after the, when you add, are you looking at the one minute chart? Or are you just looking at a failure on the five or the 15 or a new low? [03:38:51] Eamon: Both the one and the five minute chart, but not much on the 15. Should be paying more attention to the 15 at this time of the day, especially for the ads. But, uh, I'm more strict to the 15 minute chart after 12. And it had a good fake breakout at 11, 15 to 11, 30. Just want to see it going to three 93. Uh, Joe, [03:39:18] Speaker 6: I don't think, I don't like, um, Babo for a breakout right now. [03:39:23] Eamon: Yeah. I wouldn't mention it. It is pattern wise. It is flagging, but it's at the bad spot. [03:39:33] Speaker 6: Again, for my style on Babo, Babo was actually a really nice clean. Oh, [03:39:37] Speaker ?: damn. [03:39:37] Speaker 6: I wish I had this on my watch list today. Joe, you got to send me your watch list in the morning, buddy. But, um, Babo was a really nice five minute open range breakup. And then a really nice break and retest 10, 10, 10, [03:39:49] Speaker ?: 10, [03:39:50] Speaker 6: really clean entry there. Stop loss nine moving average. Boom. You catch that thing all the way to one Oh nine. Yeah. Really nice. Could you imagine driving around with that cell phone, that Verizon phone? Like who was calling back then too? Like, and you're just carrying this brick beside your ear. My God. [03:40:15] Eamon: I mean, it makes sense why it's, uh, why it works only for 30 minutes. You'll probably will have your hand, your shoulder number after 30 minutes. [03:40:23] Speaker 6: The radiation coming off of it, just turning your brain into spaghetti. I don't love that last candle on Tesla, but let's see. [03:40:39] Eamon: Yeah, I agree. But it is what it is. It's my last rate for the day. I'll be patient with it. Sometimes patience pays off. [03:40:47] Speaker 6: I do like it for a reversal, but it's, it's how far it's going to go, especially when it's, it's got to push through the 50 moving average here, but this is where we got to be patient. We just be patient on the 15, the five. Sorry. Go ahead. [03:41:01] Eamon: I'm not looking for a really big move. If this thing makes it to 390, 360, it should be worth looking in. Some profits are turning to risk-free. If it fails, fails, because this stock is really strong today. I have around a 25% to 35% on reversals between 945 and 1030, and I have around 40% on reversals after 11 o'clock. So any reversal trade that I take needs to make me 3 to 4 to 1. The win rate is low, but those low or few ones that work, they make most of the money. So it's okay. We'll see what's going to happen. Definitely not looking promising right now, because if you look at the 1-minute chart, it's going up on high volume, but at the same time, there is no reason to exit, because we're just stuck in the middle of the range. Hold the line. [03:42:01] Speaker 6: I'm holding it. [03:42:02] Eamon: Yeah, we'll just hold. [03:42:03] Speaker 6: And we'll see what's going to happen. 258 likes, eh? Wow. We haven't done a giveaway in three weeks. A couple weeks? Yeah. These people just don't like funded accounts anymore. It's no worries. I don't like free money either. It's all good. It saves Andrew money. What did Baba do? Let's see if Baba broke out for Joe. Yeah. It's just consolidating Baba in this range here. Was there news on Alibaba? Joe? Joe Trades? It must have been. [03:43:06] Eamon: It must have been. It must have been. [03:43:16] Speaker 6: The amount of emails I get around hotkeys is insane. It is. [03:43:25] Speaker ?: Oh, God. [03:43:27] Speaker 6: You get emails about hotkeys? I know. Yeah, thank you. No, [03:43:30] Eamon: I don't even talk about hotkeys. I get a lot of emails about multiple time frame analysis. I mean, that's, I enjoy responding to these emails. Yeah. Keeps you sharp. It's your bread and butter. [03:43:45] Speaker ?: Yeah. [03:43:45] Eamon: Exactly. Hotkeys, scripts. It's a bit too much for me. Take that job. Thank you. [03:43:56] Speaker 6: This is always an interesting area on Tesla, how the moving averages are all consolidating quite tight like this. These are usually interesting times on the one minute chart. If it throws you a hammer or something like that, it's usually pretty bullish. But when they're tight like this, we'll see what happens. What do we got? 9.48. See what happens on the five minute chart here. [03:44:21] Eamon: It keeps making the higher lows, almost flat resistance, some sort of an ascending triangle. But like I said, we're just stuck in a range, so I don't want to get myself chipped out within a range. I'll hold. just, just hold. [03:44:42] Speaker 6: Chris, have a good day. [03:44:44] Eamon: Yeah, well done. Good job being green today. [03:44:59] Speaker 6: Hey Moon, who's your favorite artist right now? Artist? Yeah, like what do you listen to for music? [03:45:09] Eamon: Honestly, I don't have a favorite artist. I don't even, and I think I told you before, I'm really bad with names. I forget names very fast, unless it's a really close person that I see frequently. So if I wasn't here with you on YouTube every day, I probably would have forgot that your name's Kyle. So I could, I would like some, yeah, I could like some music, but I don't even know what's the name of the music, what's the name of the guy. [03:45:39] Speaker 6: Yeah, that's fair. There's a lot out there. And I like the new music of today is just so bad. [03:45:46] Eamon: I like the old music. For example, I know a name, what's called Everly Brothers, I think. Really old. [03:45:55] Speaker 6: Everly Brothers? [03:45:56] Eamon: Yeah, I think this is the only name that I remember right now. Just think it pops up to me. It's an old, old music. [03:46:05] Speaker 6: 1984. Do you see that old? Oh, yeah. Do you hear that come across the headphones when I play it or no? No. Okay, good. [03:46:30] Eamon: Oh, Ned knows them. So, good, I guess. [03:46:36] Speaker ?: So, [03:46:36] Eamon: I guess my choices aren't that bad. All right. Thank you, Ned. [03:46:40] Speaker ?: Oh, [03:46:43] Speaker 6: that's such a good song. Dream, dream, dream. That's a good one. [03:46:48] Eamon: Well, yeah, that's, that's one of my favorites, actually. Yes, Premiere, they're 50s and 60s. You're right. [03:46:57] Speaker 6: I think, I think, Tesla's going in 393 right now. [03:47:03] Speaker ?: Dream, [03:47:03] Speaker 6: dream, dream. [03:47:04] Eamon: Yeah, dream of the infinite heating, like, uh, heating 393, right? Oh, this is a really good song. [03:47:12] Speaker 6: Even good pick. [03:47:13] Eamon: I mean, I, I like songs where they have some, what, something meaningful. [03:47:17] Speaker 6: Well, it's the meaning. Yeah, that's it. It's not just, yes. like, what? Yeah, I mean, I like the pop, like what rap, what rap sounds like these days is insane. Like I grew up Dr. Dre, like Eminem, DMX, like these were my guys. Like, and like the music today, like people get it. People like it. I understand that, but it's like, it doesn't even sound like anything. There's no story. It's just noise. You sound like my grandfather now, but I'll admit that my grandfather was right. My grandfather was right. It's okay. God. Oh, here we go. Tesla thing. I might take a little, well, I'm going to take a partial here. I'll wait for 393, 50, 60 ish, 50 ish. Yes. Exactly. Ben, like I, it is hype. Like I get it. Like there's some, like it's got a good beat and like, I can run to it a couple songs, but there's just no story. Like there's not, I don't know. I'm a story guy. [03:48:21] Eamon: Keep singing. Kyle is dropping the market. [03:48:27] Speaker 6: No problem. Okay. You stopped singing. It stopped dropping. Okay. Oh, my exes live in Texas. Look, it's going down. It's working. It's working. Okay. Might drop even further. Careful, Kyle. You're sounding old. I'm old. I'm 40. I'm not old, but I, you know, people use the analogy. I'm on the back nine of golf. I say, I'm like, I'm probably, I am. I'd say I'm on like whole 10 or 11, but I'm still, I'm still good. Okay. We're still singing. That's good. Oh, wake up little Susie. Oh, they actually have a lot of good songs. Amen. Good call. [03:49:17] Eamon: Thank you. I mean, I have quite a few, but I don't remember their names. These are the only two that I remember their name. Like I said, I'm really bad with names. [03:49:27] Speaker 6: Wake up. Wake up little Susie. Wake up. No. As soon as I started to sing, this area is definitely a bit of interest. This a 10 0 7 area. Yeah. You partial you sneaky guy. Did you have my screen in front of you? No, I don't. I have the Everly brothers actually. I'm sorry, my dad. I'll pick some up. We'll see. [03:50:03] Eamon: Hey, yeah, looking forward to our call. [03:50:07] Speaker 6: After this karaoke. [03:50:12] Eamon: Yeah. [03:50:18] Speaker 6: Kyle, if you're like me, nothing good ever happens on the back nine. No way. I'm the other way. The back nine, the back nine is where I strive. Even when I play golf, like that's, I usually, because I don't golf as much as I used to, but through hole one to three, I'm usually just finding my groove a bit. So I'll shoot, like, you know, two, three over par. I'll bogey the first couple. And then five, six, seven, eight, I'll be okay. I'll be shooting par. And then I'll get a hot dog at the ninth. I'll get a beer, a diet Coke, and then another beer. And then the back nine is when I start to fire up. Even my buddies are always like, we're so close on the front nine. And then the back nine, I'll birdie like two in a row. And so that's, that's my analogy for my back nine. I'm just getting started, baby. I took some off at 394 as it created the high there. 394, 13. I took off 30%. Stop loss is now a break even at 395. I caught a little bit. Yeah. [03:51:27] Eamon: It's still looking interesting. It's still looking interesting. I agree. It touched the nine to the penny. It could make second leg up stock strong, but at least it's going to be a green, even if it's small green, or if it goes to view up, I'll be out most of my position there. 394. [03:51:45] Speaker 6: Someone who asked this on the one minute chart, you can go to the one, but I like going to the two or the five around this time. And if it, if it loses the nine, the two minute chart, it's usually a pretty good sign to get out, but we'll see. Kyle, have you had a hot dog on the first hole? No, I don't. I don't usually, I try not to eat too much in the morning. I, I usually, I like to fast a little bit. Like my first meal will be around 1030, 11. A black coffee. Then I'll have a latte around 1130. My first coffee is usually black. [03:52:22] Eamon: Latte. I want, I want the latte now. Do I be able to create one quickly before the BBT chat room? [03:52:29] Speaker 6: Absolutely. Oh, I have DAS today too. Shoot. I got four minutes. I got to get DAS fired up here. Kyle, six months of voice lessons with making a karaoke star. Thank you. Oh, there we go. Nice rejection on the. [03:52:45] Eamon: So far, so good. Looking at the right side of it. [03:52:50] Speaker 6: What a good day. Oh, I feel great today. I had a, I had a great weekend. My wife's a little sick, so she isn't feeling amazing, but. [03:53:02] Eamon: What? What? My wife is also sick. She, she got poison, food poisoning or something like that during the weekend. I have a lot of coincidences, Kyle. [03:53:10] Speaker 6: Yeah. You and I, we're very much aligned. You know that you're just, you're just a bit, you're a bit better of a trader than me, but I need five. I mean, six more years. And now I'm getting it. You watch out, buddy. You watch out. Watching my back. No, I'm going to kill you before that happens. Send a Russian drone spy. Yeah. Yeah. I guess I got to get a BBT fired up here. Okay. Okay. Oh, boom. There we go. [03:53:43] Eamon: Nice. Come on. Lose it. [03:53:45] Speaker 6: I'm going to take three 93 50. I'll take another 10 off here. I do like this range. What do we got here? Three 93 or is this three 92 75. Keep on singing. When the pimps in the crib, I'll drop it like it's hot. Drop it like it's hot. Drop it like it's hot. When the pigs try to get at you. It likes this level. This three 93 74. It bought, it bought it right back up. [03:54:26] Eamon: I wanted to reach three 92 60s for a final target. I already partial that three 93 50 is 68 or 70 ish. Three 93. I'll take more profits. And then three 92 60s will be allowed. If that happens. [03:54:39] Speaker 6: Eddie. [03:54:40] Speaker ?: Eddie. [03:54:40] Speaker 6: My initial partial was I didn't get as early as Amon. As it created the new high at 11 54. I took off 30. And then I took off another 20. On the last candle here. My final target will be from the 10 32 low. It's three 92 80. We'll say. [03:55:18] Eamon: You guys are like my old college roommates twins with different parents. Thank you. Appreciate it. [03:55:25] Speaker 6: Yeah. That's. Well, sounds like a compliment to me. [03:55:28] Eamon: Yeah. [03:55:29] Speaker 6: I agree. [03:55:31] Eamon: All right guys. I think we're coming to the end of the hour. If you guys have any more questions, feel free to email me. Amen at bearfultraders.com or email my brother from other mother. Kyle had bearfultraders.com. And we'll talk to you tomorrow at 11. Have a good day. Have a good day guys. Bye. [03:55:47] Speaker ?: Bye. [03:55:55] Eamon: Bye. [03:56:25] Speaker 6: Bye. [03:56:55] Speaker ?: Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.