 Hello everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with the Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing the Stock Swoosh Show Live Trading Room Advanced Trader Tracking 2020. Your today results from January through today, October 6th. It's been quite a year, 798,713. So this is with a minimum risk of 2,500. Some was a little bit less than that. Some were slightly more. But that's about an average of what you would be risking as an advanced trader to see results like this. And you must take the golden gap course in order to join the live trading room. That is a prerequisite. Everyone needs to know the class, information, entries, exits, targets, and the rating system before they can join the room. Because the trades happen and set up fast. So if you're interested in more information and how to get great results, and you can risk more than 2,500 by the way, or less. You can risk less. You can risk $100 a trade if you want. Email me if you have questions at Melissa at thestockswish.com or call me at 993200 gap. Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, or Skype. And actually that reminds me at the beginning when I first, first started out trading, actually when I was developing my system, I was only risking about $150 a trade. It was a good, easy beginner risk that if I lost, I only lost 150. And if I had a good trade, I can make three, four, or $500. So you can use my system with a beginner amount or an advanced trader amount, okay? Earning season starts next week for the fall and it's a great time to trade. There's a lot of gaps. What I do is gaps. That is what I focus on. And again, all of your trades should be similar risk as close as you can get it. This is not an exact science. So your share size will vary from trade to trade. I'm talking about the difference between the entry and the stop, okay? As far as the dollar risk per trade. So if I say, for example, 10 by 50, that's, and that's assured, for example, it'd be 40 cents. If you take 1,000 shares, that's what? A $400 risk, okay? So if you have questions or more questions about this, you can email me as well. So all of these trades were from the, from the live room. Going back January, feels like a long way away. And this was, again, January, who would have thought what 2020 had to bring? But it's been a great year really to trade the market. If you didn't know what to do this year, you're having a terrible year. But if you knew what to do in the market this year, you're having a fantastic year, obviously. January off, then started out the year, calm, two shots for the calm, one loser, break even, Boeing was a winner, Tessa was a loser first one, and then a big winner. Did Tessa a lot this year? WBA lost by one, Q's one, that was earlier in the year. Remember, the market was very bullish. KSS was a win, Footlocker lost, Sixth lost, and then the second one to win. EXAS is always a nice one. I prefer to do one trade a day. If you've ever been in the room for any open houses or trials, you know that. So that was a nice one on the 13th. WFC was a loser, JPM loser, off the 15th, Apple lost, Spy won, Q's won, Apple won. Spy won, Q's won, and the IBM was a loser on the 17th. Close in the 20th, UIL was a winner, no trades in the 22nd. Again, you'll learn in the class, I will not do anything if it doesn't rate per my system. Nothing, nothing at all. So there are days when we may not get any good gaps. May not get any good long-source shorts. 23rd, DM was a loser. Second one winner, CMCSA was a winner. DFS was a nice winner on the 24th. Win was a rough ride on the 27th, two losers. Then DFS, small winner, Spy break even, AL loser, Spy was a winner on the 27th. Then MMM was breaking even winner, PFE two winners. It was a nice one on the 28th. AMD was a winner, once and done, love those. Then to close out, January, Facebook was a loser, Microsoft loser, Cree won, and DD was a big one on the 30th. And the last day of the month, WWE just didn't work two losers, I called it a retake. And again, I go over that in the class too, in the Golden Gap course, I discuss what you need to be looking for for a retake and whether or not to do it. CBX was a winner, Facebook was a winner, two on there, that was January. That was to start off the year. And remember, this is all before COVID. February 3rd, no trains, again, nothing met the criteria. 4th, Disney was a loser, Microsoft winner. 5th, MRK lost, Ford won, Snap won, that was in the 5th. TWLO was a loser, Cucom, loser, Microsoft winner. Then February 7th, Goose was a loser, Marvell winner, T2 was a winner. February 10th, Lilly lost, T2 won, Twitter, big winner. The 11th, UA lost, second one worked, Qs were a winner, and Lyft on the 12th. That was a good gap. 13th was Ntap, loser, Cisco loser, Ntap, another loser. Again, retake there, didn't set up and follow through with the Ntap. 14th, Yelp lost, Cisco won, EXP lost, and both. Then there was a last one there, but overall the EXP did not work right. Cag won on the 18th, Spy won, and Apple on the 19th. 20th, LB lost, Six lost, Apple lost, Spy lost, BA breakeven, MS won, Six lost, Viacom won, AAN won, and STMP won. So you can see here why there's most of the days, the best days are do one and done. So 220 was a rough day. The AAN really was the one. Viacom lost then on the 21st too. It just did not do what it needed to do. FSLR was a winner and BA was a winner. So sometimes what I'll do is like a continuation gap. I'll look at it to do it on the day. If it doesn't follow through big enough the way I wanted it to, sometimes I'll go after the second day, or if I do it the first day and it loses, then I'll watch it the next day. So sometimes if I don't get the follow-through I want on the one day, it's quality continuation gap. Again, I reviewed that too in the trends class where you were looking for something to have a bigger move, which sometimes it does and sometimes it does not. In that case with the Viacom, I remember it had a baby move in the 20th and then lost in the 21st. Most of the days when I'm looking to do a gap, I am looking for a big move. I mean, that's ideal. Gaps have a lot of volume. Gaps have a lot of momentum. I'm talking about the gaps that rate hyper in my system. 224, AL1, solid, boom, out. These are the good days when they're fast and quick. 225, EXAS was a winner. Tol was a winner in the 26. Tol doesn't move that much. So that was a good for that stock actually. 227, Spy lost, Q's lost, Microsoft lost, AL lost, then it was break even. CCL 1, Spy 1, Q's 1, BA 1 and 2 traits. BA we did a million times this year. CCL we did so often this year. This was coming into the thing here right, this was right before COVID too, don't forget. BYND was a nice winner in the 28th. An earning season was at this beginning part of the year too. March 2nd, Twitter lost, two trades, then the third one worked. Then on March 3rd, CCL lost, Q's lost, CCL had two good ones then late. CCL 1 in the fourth, BA 1 in the fifth, Microsoft was a winner in the sixth, Spy lost, BA lost and a Spy winner. No trades in the ninth, didn't meet the criteria, 10th was Stitch Fix, lost, BA won. Again, BA we did a million times this year. I think it was, I don't even know if we ever went long at the whole year, I think everyone was assured. The 11th, Spy lost, Spy won, BA winner. It was just, BA's almost in every one here. And the Q's winner. Off the 12th and 13th, room was closed then. Spy winner, no trades in the 24th, 25th, 26th. 27th was BA winner, 30th was CCL winner, BA was a winner in the 31st, then April 1st. And again, this is, remember, back with COVID, beginning of it, big winner in CCL and RCO, JPM, second one lost, BA had one loser, Goldman had one loser and another big winner in BA. I mean, BA is all over here. 4-2, CCL 1, BA lost, BA won, BA won, Spy won on the 3rd, and then room closed over the April period. CCL was a winner, no trades in the 14th, Spy lost, Spy won, BA winner, MS won on the 16th, BA won on the 16th again, BA. No trades of the 17th, another BA winner in the 20th, CCL lost, UAL lost, and Disney lost. 21st, IBM lost, BA lost, Spy won, Q's won, BA won again on the 21st. And again, this is what I was talking about earlier about continuation too. April 22nd, BA won, Netflix lost in both, UAL won. Another airline, 423, BA lost in two, Walmart won, Spy won, BA small winner. 424, BA lost, Q's lost, BA won, 427, BA won, UPS, was a good one on the 28th, and ACAM on the 29th. Then on the 30th, that was, yeah, we're about a month into it now. Twitter lost, Twitter big winner, BA, BA, UPS winner, MCD winner, Spy winner, TDoc winner, another UPS winner, and a diamonds winner. I mean, sometimes, and again, I go over this too, in the trading room, you have something called a power trend, a power trend, a power trend day. And when you have a power trend day, you can really hit it hard. May 1st, CCL was a winner, Spy was a winner, Q's lost, May 4th, BA won, Love won, BA lost, UAL lost, Spy lost, JPM break even, Spy lost, 5-5-W lost, BA won, AAL won, those airlines this year, 5-6 was BA won, Matt won, May 7th, save lost, and both, JPM won, Grubb, Grubb hub won, 5-8 was AAL lost, BA won, Spy won, CCL won, BA won, again, May 11th, BA, Spy lost, UAL won, May 12th, new trades, again, if it doesn't rate 20 points or more per my 26-point rating system, I'm not doing it, I'm not doing anything in it. And it's okay to take a break and take a day off. I mean, it's been an active year. May 13th, CCL won, BA won, May 14th, Spy won, BA won, May 15th, JPM lost, Spy lost, JPM won, and Spy won, two retakes on that, no trades on the 18th, 19 JPM lost, CCL lost, BA lost, Spy lost, 5-20 Urban won, big one, 5-21 Target won, BBY 2, one loser and one winner, 5-22 Room closed, new trades on the 26th, Twitter on the 27th, ANF on the 28th, HPQ won, that's always a fun stock to trade, 29th, big loss, Twitter won, no trades in the first and second, diamonds again in the spy on June 3rd. Look at the volatility in the market this year. There was so many good trades in the market. I don't know if I've ever done the market as much as I have, except for this year. I mean, you know, but it's been that kind of ride. Today's an example of that. June 4th, no trades, work was a winner, 6-8, no trades, 6-9, AAL lost, and the second one worked, BA worked. GES on the 10, Starbucks, that's always a fun one to train. June 11th, diamonds won, Spy won, BA won, no trades in the 12th, June 15th, Spy lost in two, June 16th, WW1, CCL won, June 18th, Spy lost, BA lost, Spy won, and then the BA won again. Off the 19th, 22nd, BA lost, CCL lost, CCL won, and BA won, there was two retakes from that day. Apple won on the 23rd, 24th was BA again, and CCL again, did that a lot this year. June 25th, BY and D lost, AAL lost, and BA won. June 22nd, Nike won, June 29th, no trades, June 30th, BA won, Mu won, July. Gosh, it seems far away, but here it is. July 1st, FDX won, BA won, BA won again, then the room was closed for the holiday, Apple won in the 13th, Spy lost in the 14th and won, second retake worked, C worked, and WFC lost. Goldman was a loser on the 15th. BAC lost, CCL won, Q's won. On the 16th, July 17th, Netflix won, no trades in the 20th. July 21st, Urban lost, KL lost, Netflix won, and won twice. Snap was a nice winner in the 22nd, then lost to the 23rd, Microsoft lost in the 23rd, Netflix big one on the 23rd. INTC won in the 24th, and BA won on the 27th. And again, this was earning season two. July 28th, Hog won, MCD won, the other one didn't work, and then another winner, MCD. eBay won on the 29th. July 30th, BA lost, BA won, Spy lost, Spy break even, eBay lost, Q's lost, two in the Q's lost, and a small winner in BA. Then on July 31st, Facebook won, Apple, big winner, big one, August 3rd, Snap won, August 4th, SPCE lost, Apple won, and then Disney was a good one on the 5th. August 6th, WBC won, August 7th, Babbo won, we haven't done that in a while. August 10th, no trades, August 11th, Q's lost, Microsoft lost, big winner in Microsoft then, that tank today actually too. August 12th, no trades, August 13th, Cisco, August 14th, Bindu, August 17th, no trades. August 18th, KSS was a winner, August 19th, Target was a loser, Target was a winner, another winner in Target. August 20th, Babbo lost, and then BA lost too, BA won in the 21st, no trades in the 24th, PLCE won on the 25th, no trades in the 26th, off in the 27th, and then no trades in the 31st. This was the beginning of September then, September was a bearish month, BA lost twice on the 1st, Facebook lost Walmart won, 2nd, Facebook lost twice, then a big one, then another big one in the SPI, this is September 2nd, CN won on the 3rd, room closed on the 4th, then September 8th, SPI lost in 2, BA won, TIFF won on the 9th, BA won, and that's Lulu, should be Lulu on the September 9th there. And then 9, 10, no trades, 9-11 was Apple, 9-14 no trades, 9-15 CCL, 9-16 Apple won, 9-17, BA lost, Q's lost, Goldman lost, Apple lost, Facebook lost, Q's lost, Apple won on Facebook won, that was a wild day. And so again, you know, the best days are one ticker symbol and you know, a couple thousand dollars really, 9-18 off after a day when you don't have a good day, it's always good to take a day off. Then back on the 21st, hit it beautifully, huge one in the SPI, huge one in the diamonds, solid trade in the Q's, all winners back that week, 22nd, no trades, big one in the Q's, September 23rd, 19 to 50, beautiful. I mean, I've just been reading this market so well, like even today. September 24, SPI lost, BA won, 25th, SPI lost, JPM lost, Goldman lost, JPM breakeven, no trades on the 28th, diamonds huge, 30th was mute works, no trades on October 1st, SPI was a breakeven on the 2nd, nothing on the 5th, I was off on TV and a beautiful, beautiful short today in Apple and actually I called that before the market tanked. I called that very early today and then it really, really tanked and that was a fabulous read on Apple and really a fabulous call. So what is an advanced trader risk? Again, it's an average of about $2,500. You can risk a small amount, you can, okay? These are all equity trades. Equity trades called in the live trading room, so you must have a brokerage account to be able to take these trades on somewhere long, somewhere short, okay? And you can contact a broker on your own, I'm not a broker, to find out more information, you have to have charts and you have to do the class, okay? In order to get these trades and be in the room. Do you have to risk $2,500 a trade? No, you don't. Can you trade with a beginner risk? Yes, yes you can. You could take a small account, a prop account and build it up, build it up from there. No one said you have to risk $2,500 a trade. I've been doing this since 2008, it's almost 2021, it's 2020, so for 12 years I've been doing this. So you see? And actually I could be risking even more, but I think once you get to a very, very comfortable risk amount, sometimes you just wanna just be in that comfort zone. I'm so focused on my read, like even the way I read this market today. You know, when you get to a point where you're so comfortable, you can do really well. You can hold the conviction, you can let trades ride out. And again, every time I'm always using a stop, it's a limit order stop, and I talk more about that in the class. You have to have a fixed risk in trades, even when you're doing the day trades. So just to talk here a little bit about, you know, what different types of accounts. There's retail trading accounts, there's prop accounts. So for example, if you have a $40 stock price and have 2,000 shares, you need 8,000 in buying power because you're taking the trade on margin. Okay, whether you're going long or short as an equity trade, okay? You can open up a prop account if you want. So for that example, okay? If you had a $2,500 proprietary day trading account, you'd have 10 to one margin, you have 25,000 in margin. So you'd need 8,000 in buying power. You'd be able to take a trade like that with 200 shares at a $40 price, okay? If the stock moves a dollar in your direction, again, using the same example with 200 shares, you can make $200. $200 a day equals $1,000 a week. And most people are not making that trading. Most people are losing because they don't know what they're doing. One of the reasons that I've developed successful traders who are with me in the room and on the Gap Options newsletter is they've done all the classes. They're on the Options letter or they're in the trading room and they're listening to the things I'm saying and learning every day and getting better. You can day trade with a beginner account and the risk, the only difference is your share size really is smaller. So I just want people to understand you can trade whatever risk makes sense for your size of your account. It's what you can afford and we're always using the limit order stops. You can grow a small account into a larger account. It's about the idea of working for yourself and not only that, financial freedom and the sky's the limit. Sky's the limit. This has been an incredibly active year. Not just for day trades options, I mean incredibly active. I just was here, the market gave it, the year's not up yet. We got three more months to go and I've been on fire, on fire, particularly with my read of the market which has been absolutely incredible. I mean I had so many nice emails from people today because of the way that I read this market and people were in shorts. So if you want to learn my strategy, the Golden Gap course is a class that I do where I teach it. It's a two day course on Saturdays and Sundays. I usually teach it once a month. Some months I may not if I'm super busy with something but the next class is in October and if you want to sign up it's a good time to join because it's earnings season and it's an active time to train. So the class is called the Golden Gap course. The class tuition is $69.99. Everyone pays the same. You must do the class in order to join the live training room. The class is online. If you want to sign up, you can email me for the forms. You can put it on multiple credit cards if you need to do that. People have emailed me, you know, the most important thing is understanding what to do before you trade. You should never risk one dollar in the market before you know what to do. Now having the information which is invaluable will really help you make money in the end. And one of the reasons, again, I'm just gonna go back to the market that I call this market so, so well. Even today is because of my knowledge and the information that I have in my gap reading abilities to predict price action to be able to tell that the market of these stocks that I called would sell off. I know that because of the gap-