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Then I'll open the floor to you guys, you know, you guys can just throw tickers at me and I'll, you know, try to review the stocks that kind of went. I traded some of them. I don't remember which ones already. But I traded some of them. But yeah, we'll go over and kind of look, you know, with hindsight on our side, what kind of happened? We can analyze like good opportunities on the charts and where I think we're, you know, good long and short opportunities. And you know, all that stuff. Then we'll get into the webinar after the weekly rant. And this is a Q&A webinar. If you have questions at any time, feel free to ask them. I will try to make it, I will try to answer the questions. But if I miss it, just keep reposting it and I'll get to it. And then we'll Q&A at the end if there's still questions. So let's go. All right. So like last week, right, I mean, it was obviously, it was the week before the inauguration, right? And that's like, that was, I think that's the final kind of uncertainty that was looming. And so like, we also kind of got that news that the, like the vaccine had suddenly been beefed, like supposedly that the vaccine was beefing up the handle, like the new, like European strains of the, of the coronavirus. So that, that initially it put a little fear in the market, but then like we got that tweet, those tweets from, from the company saying, no, we're all good. And then we saw the market shot up like that day for the next day. And so, you know, the market liked that stability and, you know, like we were basically showing strong bullishness in that slow, up, slow choppy uptrend that I thought that we would have because, and I thought it'd be choppy because there was still one more looming thing. Right. We still have the January 20th inauguration and we still have opening up too. I think that's also in the horizon, you know, we have to open up slowly and who knows, you know, as we slowly open up more, like there's always that lingering fear of like, what if there's more cases, are we going to lock that? Like, I think that's slowly and slowly and slowly fading farther and farther away. But it's still lingering. And I think that's what's given that choppiness in addition to the fact that we're at all time highs when GDP obviously does not reflect that. So there's that shakiness right up here. But I thought after the January 20th inauguration that like, you know, after yesterday that the spy could have a less choppy time as we have less uncertainty in our midst. And so that's what I thought, you know, I didn't see the spy going anywhere. It's clearly, you know, I didn't see it going to, and I meant in this week, right? I just thought choppy up until there's a smoother path. And so this week, you know, it's almost like a buy the new scenario. Buy the news isn't really a phrase used by traders because the phrase is sell the news. Nobody, when you buy the news, you normally lose, right? But in this scenario, I feel like the market got what it wanted. The market got what I mean by wanted is uncertainty removed. The market got what it wanted. And so because there was lingering uncertainty, there was still some pricing that had not happened, some stability pricing that had yet to come. And basically, I think that that's what happened. Instead of being a sell the news, we were buying the news. And that's because normally stocks for, you know, whatever it is, whatever the asset price is, it could even be an index fund like the spy, right? Whatever the price, we talked about this last week, right? Like about pre-pricing, when stocks like the pre-price moves, right? Sell the news is when, you know, the news happens and we're already at the correct price and profit taking has to happen. In this case on the spy, there wasn't that much pre-pricing. You know, like, let's see here, there wasn't too much pre-pricing going on. Right? I mean, you know, we were pulling back, we were already showing hesitation, which is not necessary. You don't normally see that in sell the news scenarios. Normally in sell the news scenarios, you get something maybe like this. Right? You get something like this, this kind of stuff. Up, up, up, up, get the news and then it sells off. I don't know what this was. I forget already. But it's only like that, sell off, right? This is more of a sell the news sell chart. When we slowly grift up and we have cells along the way, that's not really necessary. That doesn't look like a sell the news scenario. And that's why I don't feel like we had the need to sell off once the uncertainty was removed. It was the first, yeah, is that what it was? Yeah. Oh, it was. No, you're right. And of course, yeah. So it's like leading up, leading up, leading up and sell the news. Right. And so this is like, I didn't even know that. But yeah, this is a sell the news. I just picked it because it looked like one on the chart. This is a sell the news. Whereas this doesn't really look like it's just choppy, slow, grinding up. That doesn't show a whole lot of pre-pricing. That just shows a trend, right? And so in this particular case, I believe that, you know, the anticipation for the peaceful transfer, right? The anticipation for the peaceful transfer, not the recovery. I still think that the recovery, I think that the recovery has been majorly pre-priced. But I think the recovery, I mean, that's what we're at all time highs and GDP doesn't follow. That innately shows you that we have pre-priced the future already. That's for the recovery. But for the peaceful transfer, I don't think that we necessarily, like there were still some of that debate there. We got the news, we got the spike up on the spike yesterday. And I think we held on to it today, right? Yeah, we held on to it today. So that shows confidence. And now, you know, I think that it was kind of subdued based off, you know, current, you know, unfortunately, you know, politics plays a role in the market, right? But off, you know, the current high political climate, recent events that are going around, I think some of that barrier has been broken. Hey, guys, my name is Tosh Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors and moderators of my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in the MIC, MIC in general, text me at 213-458-5997. This is not a robot. It was me directly on the other end of my business line and we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you depending on your trading needs. Hit me up. Back to the video. And now I think that we can actually see a little rally. I don't think it's uncommon to see rallies after uncertainties have been quelled. And the things that are on my mind is $400 psych level. Now, I think, like, you know, any good news that comes out in the next, it doesn't really matter what it is. The market likes to combine good news and really push. That's what the market likes to do. Like, if there's this going on, uncertainties remove, and we got good news and blah, blah, blah, we're all at all time highs, let's break out, let's buy, let's go, 400 magnet, right? And so, like, any kind of good news right now, I think is going to be stronger just because, you know, like, it almost feeds off, you know, good news has a momentum effect. And, you know, any good news that comes out, like in the next week, I think it kind of pushes us up. I think we could have a little bit of a rally. The thing is, is that I do think a $400 test would be premature, but I think, like, I easily think we could get into the 390s, where are we at, 384? I think we could get into the 390s in the next week or two, for sure. I do think it would be premature and it would pull back, but just, you know, we're in, you know, like it's a momentum market, I think news could fuel a move up. So that's what I would be expecting. And, you know, of course, barring anything huge, that's what I see. And so last week in the small cat market, right, the thing was what's an offering, right? What was an offering? It didn't even matter. Socks were offering and Bingo did it. It's like, I think Bingo had its fifth Bingo of offerings for the week. Yeah, SC&S offered, Bingo offered, FDFT offered, everything offered. And Socks are just brushing it off and creating new runners or using the same ones and using those as dips. So that was the theme last week, right? And so last week, I guess that, like, because that Bitcoin setback, this market, like, and I know I'm gonna say it could have gone up or down, but normally the market tends to follow this buy, sell, dead kind of market. And so we were kind of starting to head into said that, but I did think that this time could have been a little bit different. I really thought the day twos were gonna tell the story. Last week, like I thought that this week, day twos were gonna tell the story. If this week, day twos gapped and crap, then yeah, we would head into that sell market the following week. But if the day twos continued, then instead of turning that corner into sales market, I think that we would get a little bit stronger. And this is kind of what happens. Like every support, it's almost like a stock tour. Every time it's supposed to crash, if it doesn't, it makes a new leg higher. And so like now we're in a stronger buyers market, I think than we were in last week. So, and I said what shorts really need to see in order to see that sellers control market. And you guys who have been with them, I see long enough now know, you guys can truly tell the difference. This is a buyers market compared to August, you know, July, August, September, that shit was a fucking sellers market, right? Like everything that gapped up just fucking sold, right? And now you guys, you know, if you have survived long enough, you guys can really see the difference between buyer sentiment and sellers sentiment. I mean, literally this is just buy, buy, buy, buy, buy. And so what shorts really need to see, like one or two major, I mean like major fails, right? And I still think that's true before we see the shorts market again. And I do think that that market kind of reigns supreme. And so, or that premonition like held true. And so this week, this week, the theme of the market is take a number because, I mean, literally there's too many runners to go around. There's, I mean, there's just, there's literally just too much, too many runners. And like you can't watch them all. Like I literally like, I have no idea I have no way of like keeping track of everything. So you really have to work on your narrowing down game this week in small cap land. Like I forgot like this today, I mean, this could just be me, but I actually forgot about OBLN. Why? Because we had ADTX. We had, I've been saying it wrong all day. BBIG, BBIG, right? That's the way I remember it. BBIG, we had BBIG, ADTX. We had that, what was it? I'll think of it. Yeah, we had all of these stock gene, that's what it was. We had, yeah, gene, ADTX and BBIG right at the open. And right, and like those are the main three. And you can see like there is still opportunity if you're a short seller, but you have to pick the loser. You have to pick the loser. And one thing that you have to be careful of as a short seller in this market is picking the loser too early. You shouldn't be picking the loser in this market until well after the first 30 minutes. Like it's going to take 30 minutes before we finally give up. And we can look at gene. And I think I called out in gene. I think I called it out at 1015 is when I finally called out the nail in the coffin, right? I think what time was it? Little operator. How do I check here? What time did, I'm just curious, like what time I did it? Shared in main. Let's see. Geez, I'm gonna have to move this over. What's going on here? I don't know why it looks so weird. Yeah, so okay, so 515, that's 1015 market time. Right, so gene so far the loser to ADTX and BBIG. I didn't call that until 1015, 45 minutes after because let's fix this back here. Okay, so 45 minutes after. And I wanna know what the chart looked like here. The 1015, you can see that it, like gene, like when the stock's still doing this, this stock can still come back guys. The thing is that ADTX and BBIG were strong. So you can start to assume that gene might be the loser here, but I wouldn't have like sized the fuck in yet because like it was starting to look like the loser, but like this could easily have gone here or like this higher low holds and then it goes. But I waited until kind of this failed. This 1015 mark right here, where is it? 1015, yeah, so I waited until this failed and then failed to bounce before I even thought that this was over. Well, all right guys, solid, solid stuff. I'm gonna stop the record before I lose it. I'm just so terrified. Right on guys, thanks for watching. Thank you so much for watching our video. If you wanna 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. If you have any questions about MIC or any general trading questions, please text Tosh using the number here. Also stay up to date by watching some of our most recent videos right over here.