 All right, we caught ourselves early here really quick. Just I made sure I was unmuted for all of us on Facebook Live and YouTube just now. My apologies, the first five or 10 seconds just were no audio. So great to see all of us. I didn't miss too much there. So without further ado, folks, a lot to talk about here this morning. The markets are trying to make a dead cat bounce. Keyword would be trying, right? For as much as the markets dropped off from Thursday into the end of last week into yesterday, you would hope to see some sort of small retracement up, right? Now, how long will that last? I wouldn't expect for it to last a while. But perhaps later on today, we could anticipate some sort of temporary dead cat bounce. And we're starting to see it a little bit within the spy. Right now, we have the Housa stock on the screen here, HUSA, Houston American Energy Corp, or maybe Houston for any of my New York City folks who are joining us. But nonetheless, HUSA making a really strong push this morning, it just failed to break above major resistance right off of 727. Big iceberg order on the ask, just sitting there. And we saw that from pre-market, just on our level four. So really briefly, allow me just to bring this up pretty quick. You could see just from a moment ago, there was about a 14, 15,000 share conglomerate volume right here on the ask around 727, 728. And that's what we were just calling out as this was running up. So for anyone that was in this trade, when Norman had first called it out when it was at like 660, 670, 680, it was making a good run. Well, you better have gotten out right around or right under that 727, especially heading into the market open. Normally, we tend to see a little bit of sell-off going into the open. So will this continue? Obviously, we hope to see it continue. And should we see a really strong break above that 727, 730-ish, now you can call it. Perhaps this is in line for a really big run. So just be mindful of that resistance. And definitely for right now, we'll put the HUSA stock just on our morning watch list. All right, so even if the markets do drop off, a little bit after the open or continue to drop off, we know that not everything's gonna move with the market. We had a pretty good day yesterday between a few of the trades dawn that we had. We ended up having the AUVI for a little bit, COGT, Coinbase, Coinbase at least on the run-up early on yesterday. But actually, let me flip over to Coinbase really briefly. We would have found this on the loser's side, I'm sure at some point, but actually some interesting news on Coinbase today. I appreciate Bill making the post in the chat board. I wouldn't have caught it as quick as he did. So basically Coinbase is laying off 18% of their staff. I wanna bring up the full official headline I clicked from Benzinga Pro, but that's what Bill wrote. And right away, I had to take a look. So it looks like as of today, they announced a restructuring plan, involves a reduction of the company's workforce by approximately 1,100 employees. I guess that makes up 18%. So we ended up having a big drop after eight o'clock pre-market this morning. But for right now, I guess you could say with the market beginning to make the dead cap bounce, after eight o'clock, it tried to at least, you could see it started to fall off a bit after. So we'll look for continuation, hopefully after the open or at some point throughout the morning. But that could lead to Coinbase and a few other stocks that we would normally have on our side list to make that dead cap bounce. NEO I saw earlier this morning, making a good push. I think LI is up big off of news. So maybe NEO is going along with that in sympathy, that as well. We'll do a full run through here in just a bit, folks. A couple of housekeeping notes really quickly, just as more people are joining us on YouTube and Facebook Live. Today is the beginning of the Fed meeting, right? Today into tomorrow. So we should see some pretty slow markets normally on Fed days and going into the Fed decision coming up for Wednesday. You would anticipate a slower market, not a whole lot to really happen out there. Obviously, we'll have a couple of pops and drops, but I wouldn't expect a whole lot within the market normally. Now, do you think that, whatever decision they're gonna come out with, with raising the interest rates even further, do you think that that could be, do you think the move could already be kind of factored in based off the drop-off that we had from Thursday into Friday into yesterday morning? Hey, I mean, there could be a lot more to go, folks, like we talked about from yesterday afternoon's meeting. I pulled up the S&P historical graph and based off that 50-year FIB channel, you can go back actually on our YouTube channel for that. We clipped that and put that on our YouTube channel for everyone, but just, I think that there could be a little bit more room on the way down based off technicals. So with that, that's where I say it, cap bounce within the market today. All right, it's possible, but once the volume dies off, you should anticipate to see a continuous drop, right? But all together, we'll see what happens over the next couple of days with the Fed meeting. And then also just really quick, today being Tuesday, normally we would conduct your special workshop traders talk only inside our live trading room, only inside the cyber group room, but actually today only we'll be doing this on YouTube, actually, I shouldn't say only. Maybe two or three times across the calendar year we like to do this for any one of us on YouTube. So if you wanted to kind of see what it's like to be inside our trading room, get a sneak peek to one of our exclusive workshops, otherwise we're gonna be doing that on YouTube later on this morning, right at 11 o'clock. So in just about two hours, I'll be coming back on with a new stream and we'll do our traders talk then. For Norman, for Bill, for all of us inside, cyber group, the 100 of us right now actually, you don't need to go anywhere. We do traders talk inside the live trading room as normal, there's no link, you don't need to go anywhere. If you're inside the live trading room, stay put. And obviously after the market opens up anyway, we'll continue the audio broadcast as normal. I'll jump back on at the opening bell. Norman picking up 11 cents right now on a stock actually, one of our longtime students, REV got 11 cents in off of 150. So REV is number three on the percent gainers list. I'll stop flapping my gums here folks. Let's go across the percent gainers and losers lists here and see what we have for the market open. KAVL really quick just to begin. This was on the pre-market list. I thought there was a hope for this to make a nice run. Obviously it hasn't done so yet. It's still teetering over that 250 level. And I mean, it's teasing for the run up off there right now, but I would watch for a support breakdown towards like 235. 235 I think is a pretty good bounce level at first at least on this KAVL. After that, I think I have like 211, 212 lined up. So I already have this charted. This is only one of two stocks I'm following really mainly into the open myself as of now. We'll see what happens if anything else comes up on the gainers list here. But yeah, KAVL joining the HUSA trade. HUSA looking pretty good too, that's right. So I didn't chart HUSA. I charted the KAVL at least to begin. We got a few cheapies here to begin folks. Also SUNM, we have CLVS, EMBK. If they're really looking good, you let me know. But what's pretty interesting here, good timing I guess. And I didn't mention this in the trading room. I didn't call this out in the trading room because at the time it wasn't moving. But with the HUSA stock moving up pretty nicely, you know, you look to see other energy stocks move. ENSV, nine. And what Chuck Z just called out inside our live trading room just now, the INDO trade number four, as we jump back to the top of the gainers list here and this thing is completely ripping. So it's about time we see some correlation again between INDO and the HUSA trade. HUSA has been really strong the last week whereas none of these other energy stocks were running as well. So definitely great to have INDO back in play. The stock ended up making a huge pop and will eventually drop. But you could see here, we ended up trading this and calling it out as it ran from like five all the way up to near 90. And that's a real run folks. That's not like a BS glitch off the chart. It's not like a reverse stock split move. This was a legitimate natural run that we got back from five up to close to 90 back from like June of last year, July of last year, or March of this year. Jeez, it's been a long year so far. Losing track of my days there. But nonetheless, INDO make a great move. I say this often for a stock like INDO. If we could see this make a fraction of the type of run it made back then, that's a home run. So I'm not gonna hold my breath waiting for 90 again or 60 or 50 or 40. But if this can get up to 20 or 15 even or 12, I'll be pretty content for right now. So if there's still more opportunity from where it's at here, I'll be pretty happy. So the INDO trade, definitely a great call from Chuck. Yeah. All right, CLVS is actually a familiar name. So it's a cheapy, but we'll look at it really briefly. Clovis on college, we ended up trading this like over the years, just on and off over like the last like five to six years. So you could see it back from last year, ended up making a big pop and then eventually fell off. But it looks like in the after hours yesterday ended up making a big push for 60 up to 110. So perhaps it can make another squeeze back up. I wouldn't mind putting this on our list, but I just wanna see if there's anything else looking a lot better here in the meantime. The Oracle trade, I don't know if this is off of earnings, I didn't check the news. It could be, my assumption would be yes. But it's up 12%, pretty expensive stock. And if the order book fills in a lot more, I'd be more interested. I don't mind trading a more expensive stock. We traded Coinbase yesterday, AMD when they reported earnings recently. Just it's all about the liquidity when it comes to more expensive stocks. So this, it's not looking too good. All right, so here's ENSV, one of the other energy stocks that I was talking to you about. And this thing isn't really doing much. So we'll pass on this. The HUSA and the INDO just look the best. Bill says great earnings on the Oracle trade. There we go. And normally, Oracle wouldn't be up like 11, 12% unless if they reported earnings or some really specific company news. So I'll take a stab in the dark. I'll go with the news that happens once every quarter. All right, let's hop on over to the losers list here. I mean, hey, markets are trying to dead cap balance but there could still be a lot that's still down percentage wise from yesterday even. So Redbox being one of them, Redbox down over 22% right now. It's trying to eat back up for right now from 1150. I wouldn't mind putting this on our list at this point just because it's so tradable, right? I mean, if it ends up continuing to dump off then we're not gonna really be as keen to follow it. But hey, if the order book fills in more then we know the stock can make a pretty good one to $2 move, right, at least. So with that, this can make a nice push perhaps later on. I wouldn't mind at least putting this on our list for right now. I like the first three a lot more, the HUSA, the INDO, the KVL even. All right, so otherwise, as we kind of wrap up the losers list here, not a whole lot that's easy to borrow. You got AIV here, that looks easy to borrow, right? It's down 6%. The stock's trading one share. Is that Fausto? I'm teasing. Fausto is in Florida on business. I think he'll be back on Thursday, folks. All right, we got MicroStrategy down another 4%. Michael Saylor is actually getting pretty darn close to the beginning of, no, actually he started the liquidation. So Bitcoin actually fell below 21,000 last night, which should have kicked in the beginning of his liquidation. So allegedly he owns so much Bitcoin that technically, unless the Bitcoin drops all the way down to like 3,500, 3,600, he's fine. If it drops down that low, then he loses everything. If it drops down to like 21,000, it obviously sucks for him, but if that's all it drops down to and that's it, I'm sure he's not too displeased, but I think there's more room on the downside for Bitcoin collectively, as there's more room on the downside for the market. So with that MicroStrategy, you know, hey, it's a good stock to focus on as a swing trade later on, but it's still pretty expensive as a day trade here. Maybe over time this will fall at a price range, it's possible. All right, so folks, I think that's pretty much it, at least from the losers list. Geez, there's not a whole lot out there entirely, rightfully so, I guess, because the Fed meeting, right? The Fed meeting beginning today into tomorrow, Norman says 20K is going to be the key for Bitcoin now. Yeah, that's been the key in my opinion for the last couple of months, since like mid-April, when I fell off from 40K, it's like, all right, well, we talked about that in that video, right? 20K next, or even 18K, based off technicals, 18K would even be a more prime target, moving averages, Fibonacci channel that we have, but that's something else to focus on. Folks, if there's anything else that looks good up or down 5%, just type it in the chat board, let me know. Last call on this for all of us on YouTube, later on this morning, just stay tuned. Well, first and foremost, actually, make sure that you like and subscribe to our video right here, and our YouTube channel, respectfully, just because later on this morning, we're gonna be coming back on live, myself in particular, for our weekly trader's talk workshop. Now that's exclusively done live inside our trading room, two or three times a calendar year. I'll come back on, just to show you what it's, to be alike inside our room, a small glimpse, and we'll do our workshop just on YouTube later on this morning, all right? Again, for Bill, Norm, and Chuck, on all this inside the trading room, if you are already inside the trading room, stay put, you don't need to go anywhere. If you wanna blow up our YouTube numbers, you can, that could also help us out, but I never want to push you to do that. I'm sarcastically saying that, stay put inside the live trading room. All right, folks, I think that's just about it. I mean, rightfully so, there's nothing from YouTube, there's nothing from the live trading room. No, they're call-outs, right? It's Fed meeting week, right? So we're not gonna really see a whole lot, and if there is anything else that we do see, we'll look to call it out inside our chat board right now for the meantime, and then like I said, we'll be back on the audio coming up at 9.30 inside the live trading room, then we'll be back on the mic on YouTube coming up later on this morning. All right, for anyone that's gonna be joining us inside our weekly trader's talk workshop for just all this collectively trading room, YouTube alike, any questions that you have, feel more than free to send over an email, write to josh at c2trading.com, any questions in general that you have or any trades in particular that you wanted to go over with us as a group. Stocks like the INDO, HUSA, Redbox, you name it. Email me, and then we'll have a chance to cover it coming up at the top of 11 o'clock hour. All right, folks, I'll talk to you all then. Take care. Come a cyber group member today. 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