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This is going to be a topic that I really like. You know, this is something that you always kind of know and talk about and hear about when you first start, but I want to kind of get into the kind of specifics of self-fulfillment. If this is your first webinar, welcome. I'm just going to go through the classic stuff today. I'm going to go over the key traders of the week. Typically, I only talk about the ones that I've traded. There were a couple stocks that moved that I didn't trade, but we can talk about them too. So, we'll talk about the key traders of the week. We'll talk about the market sentiment where I think we're at, where I think we were, where I think we're going, you know, how I plan on treating next week. The question and answer is at the end, but you can always ask a question and I'll scroll up at the end and make sure that I don't miss any. I'll try to answer it if it's pertinent to what we're talking about. All right, without further ado, let's get started. So, VRN happened in the beginning of the week. And this is, I think, if there's one, if there's one setup that's propped, that like MIC is kind of famous for, it's definitely one that Alex is famous for and Tosh. Actually, it's not famous. Like, Val doesn't really do this one very much. He does, but this is more of a Alex and Tosh pattern. And you'll see me do it too. But definitely, like, this is all Alex does and this is all Tosh does. Like, literally every single day, this is all they train. If I had to coin one setup as like an MIC setup, it's this one. So, if there's one, if there's one, the point is, is that on these morning gappers, these morning movers, the socks, you know, like, let them find a top. Don't try to catch the top. Wait for the top to come in and then you short the pop after the pop. Like, I guarantee you can find Alex talking about this every single day. Right? And so, like, a lot of people probably looking at this, try being like, well, how do you know where the top is? Right? Like, the true answer is you don't know where the top is. But I mean, literally, like, it's all, it's always going to be focused around a line. It's either going to be like a whole or half dollar or it's where candles typically popped up, like, you know, any kind of lower high, you know, when this kind of happens, it's just spiking up the top happened. There's a couple candle up here and it stopped up here. That immediately tells you this is where the support is, or where there is some form of resistance. People feel like they want to short it, people feel like they want to short it right there. Right? So there's definitely some kind of wall right here. So it trades for a couple more minutes. And I say, well, I'm gonna, you know, how do I know it's not just going to, it could just do that like three, four, five, six more times, you know, so I'll put my order up there. And, you know, it's just like, sometimes I like to go a little under the line, a little over the line, that that sometimes just varies kind of play to play. If I want to go a little over or a little under, you know, it's just, it's just preference. I could have put it at 225 exactly. I think I put 227 on this one or something. Normally when I go a little bit over, a little bit over the line, then what, what that typically tends to say is it typically reveals what I think about who's trading. If like, if I feel that just it, if I feel that it's literally just a bunch of chatroom traders, or it's just, you know, people who random, you know, who just chased it up bot or chased it, or people who are just shorting because of it, basically, if I think it's really inexperienced traders trading it and I kind of get that vibe based on how like, how it's trading. If I, if you see me put an order right above a line, it's typically because I'm expecting them to, I'm expecting the move to pop up stuff. Just get all the covers out, just get all of the weak shorts covers, get, or get some emotional chase longs who thought about buying your view up, but oh no, we just pop them to, I better get in now while I still can taking advantage of all that FOMO and I want to be like right above where that, where that level is. That's kind of how I can kind of guess the top on some of these. But that's normally what that means is if I'm shorting right above a line, that's typically why. Now, and on the flip side, if I'm shorting a little bit under the line, typically the reason for that is I still want to short the line. I might think there's bigger players in there that, you know, might not let it get higher. There's, you know, a big wall up there that, you know, I want to kind of front run. And you'll see Alex talking about that too, like, you know, he saw a whole bunch of sellers and he front ran them. He wanted to make sure again. And so that's normally, like, very rarely do I ever actually have 225, like in this situation, like, I'm normally a little under or a little over. But anyway, so it's right at the line. And the rule of thumb for me is if there's big potential for like a big potential stuff, like, I mean, like, let's say this can stuff and it can stuff like 50 cents, like stuff 50 cents to a dollar or something like that or 30 cents, like, you know, it's really elevated and it's or it's elevated. It's a somewhat thin name. It's like a chatroom pump or something, you know, anything along that kind of lines. If there's big potential stuff, and I see a big potential reward, I don't get picky with the price. Normally, you know, like, I'll just get in, like, if it pops up, I'll just hotkey that shit in because I want to get in on the pop and I want to make sure that I get in. Now, sometimes, like, often, and I started doing this, because when there's big potential, sometimes I would get picky with the price. And like, like I would be there at like 227 and it would just like pop up to like 222, 223, 224, 5, and then like stuff so massively and I was sitting there two cents higher and I totally missed the entire move. And I'm okay with missing the move as long as it's not like a huge move and I missed by two cents, right? So I learned from my mistakes there. And so that's when I typically like to start early on a feeler and then I'll even add on the pop. But when there's not big potential, I do what I did on this one. And I'm sorry, you can't really see because it happened in the same minute. But BRN, I actually started on the stuff candle and once it's stuff, I added under two, under 213. On this one, I remember I shorted up here first, and then added this is not a feeler and then add on the pop. You can tell because I covered everything right there. If I was expecting a big move, like based on what I just said, you know, if this was a feeler and that was an ad, my covers would be down here, right? Or like, I would want to cover down there. So anyway, so that's just a rule. That's just an additional rule of thumb for me on the setup. It's like, I typically it's typically right at around the line. I like I don't go full size into the into the first push, because there's a chance it could just rip to 250. Like I don't want to like, I just don't want to jump in front of the train that often on such full size like that. So normally, I'd go in like half or a third even, and then I'll add the rest of the size. Once it stops, which I did, I stuffed it once it's stuffed back under viewer. What's my eight plus short over extended trend rates are my favorite short, just because they're typically, I don't know, they're just the most fun. My favorite, my eight plus short is the death camel short like stock tanks pops up short it get that secondary push pull back. First resistance really good to thing is first resistance is really good. If you're willing to scalp it, if you're willing to scalp it first resistance is really good first resistance into being the top. I think that's less probability. I think oftentimes stocks go to the first resistance area, pull back, reject, get the scalp and then, you know, they can come back and break. But death camel short to pop. I love that setup. My cover didn't get filled at 152 when it hit 151 white circle. In that situation, what do you do? You just get out a little higher immediately because that absolutely yeah, if that happens, I get out that happens I get out because basically the stock did what you want. And if it's basically put it this way, no big order got filled and you didn't like it. So every now and then that happens, like it's, you know, like it's just one market maker fifth. Sometimes it can also be an error like one market maker sometimes fills themself at the same price. So it looks like someone else got to fill lower and you didn't. But it was just like them filling themselves. It doesn't happen very often. But I think that can happen. So like, I wouldn't like start being like that doesn't happen very often, bro. All right, I'm tired guys. Thanks, Joey. Thanks, Brandon. You guys all rock that come here. Thanks. Thanks, Adam. Thanks, JDK thanks, semi flash everybody. Dude, it's always the same people to these are the people who win. All right, guys. See you later. Thank you so much for watching our video. If you want to see more of our videos, please subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking the button here. We do our best to post a new video every single day. 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