 One of the most common questions I get asked is, you know, how do I start day trading? So what me and my mentor about it for our viewers on YouTube is create a free mentorship course that reveals our 12 secrets that every single brand new day trader should know before they get started. But please take note that there is limited seating every single week. So please reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co. The link is in the description. Kind of an interesting webinar that I was going to make because I kind of already made one on thesis building and I went back and looked at that one and that one was really kind of basic. So I was like, I could definitely expand on that. So if you haven't seen that one, you should. It's really kind of a simple one. It should, you know, it should be pretty easy to understand basically for the beginner. That webinar will help you if you're binging this on repeat. So watch, make sure you watch that one first. Which, you know, really you should have. You shouldn't be hand picking stuff. You know, like ideally you kind of watch them all in order because you know, there's progression there. But anyway, anyway, so we're going to go over the market sentiment, then we'll go over all the movers of the week and kind of, you know, pick the best ones, like pick the worst ones, what were the best spots, the opportunities that were available for some of the some of the movers that happened this week, some of the main ones. And then we'll get into visualizing ideas, kind of crafting that thesis, you know, honing you a little bit more so you guys can have better ideas. And Q&A all throughout the webinar, but definitely in that time I'm sure there'll be some Q&A. So other than that, that's it, let's get going. So definitely pretty typical, pretty typical market in the spread, you know, we kind of got this like one third to two-thirds spread of winners versus losers in the small cap line, which is ideally exactly how you want it. That gives shorts and longs both opportunity because, you know, if all the socks are running, shorts are just getting run over. And if there's like no stocks running, then longs are just going to lose interest and we're going to have no runners soon. So this is basically the perfect kind of mix that I like. This is the market that I find the most enjoyable. Where socks are constantly popping, nothing's going batshit super crazy that kind of, you know, when she goes batshit crazy, it's really fun. But like the thing is that, you know, it's like when you're in a trade, like the market sentiment, the market cycles are, it's just like a stock chart. I just had a quick, oh my god, rerecording, but I remember. But it's almost like a stock chart. These market cycles, they come, you know, it's when if you're riding a trend on a long, I mean, or a short, but really on a long, because it could go up a lot further, right? Shorts go in a trend, but they ultimately find the bottom because it's not going to trend to zero, right? So long trends are normally longer, but you find yourself in a trend, you don't, you want that trend to just, you want that trend to go for as long as it can before it goes parabolic, because once the stock was parabolic, the trend's over, right? Once that stock was parabolic, now it's fucking time to sell. You kind of have to sell in that because if you don't, I mean, this is where the blow off is. This is where the emotion is. This is where the exhaustion is. This is where, you know, everybody fomos in because they've watched the trend form and they finally just can't take it anymore and they buy, buy, buy, buy, buy. That's signaling the end of the trend, that end of that steady easiness. Now it's like fucking time to act. So while that batshit crazy market is kind of fun, it normally means that like, okay, backlash is coming and you know that like opportunity is probably going to dwindle for a little bit. And so that's kind of the way I feel. So I prefer that we have this market forever, but it never, you know, it's never going to be that, it never stays the same forever. But this is my favorite market. And so I hope it continues well in the next week and the week after. Everyone should eventually build into, build into trying new things, but everyone's got to, you kind of got to develop your niche first, right? That's kind of what I talked about in that, in my podcast with James and Harry. I mean, I definitely think it's worth, worth it. And I like to swing, but you got to find that niche. You got to, you got to get that backdrop first before you try longing or try swinging or the force thing. Anyway, but yeah, you know, and basically I thought that because we were cooling down that like, you kind of have to be a little bit of range bound in your targets. And that kind of happens when range kind of dwindles. So, but we got our mover and it's, it's, it's bull time again. So the theme for this week is this audit, even the odds. And so when I, when I wrote this, I had this clip in mind. See if it's loud enough. You know, it's, it's, it's Disney and I got to input Disney. And I've been, I've been put at Disney in almost every webinar. I think Shang was in the last one. Finding Nemo was in one of them. But anyway, definitely MRA and even the odds. Oh yeah, your highness. But yeah, and that's what MRA did, right? Last week it was cut, we were found again in the cell territory and MRA just kind of pulled us back over. And now we're in what I like to call the everyone's market because this market is literally for everyone. The control is even nobody like short, literally you have to fucking watch out now. Longs are getting stuff too, like CUAN didn't, did not break range at all. They're still a battle. Like we were in a Longs dominated market then on MRI and today we were in a Longs dominated market. This, this would have fucking went to play. If we were, if we were in a Longs dominated market, that would have been bye bye, see you later. We're at 20 again. But we're not like, I wouldn't call this a Longs dominated market, but it's not a short, right? That's it's exactly in my opinion, the middle, you know, shorts, you know, look, shorts aren't, Longs aren't happy because this didn't happen. Shorts aren't happy because we reclaim, you know, when nobody's happy, right? That's called a compromise. Right. So one thing that I've, one theme that, you know, kind of that I've noticed in this market is, you know, what I'm just calling like concentrated squeezer names. It's, and we kind of saw this with a little bit with ORPH and GLTO and ALF and now MRI and there was one more. There was one more that I missed in the short, but in this like almost like Reddit mean stock like fashion, it seems like kind of what I'm calling the normal market, like non mean stock, like the the market that, you know, the small cat market without mean stocks has kind of adapted this kind of third thing on the Longs, which I didn't really see before. Maybe, maybe it was there and I just didn't notice, but I'm definitely kind of noticing it now is that the, the anything that squeezes likes to become a little kind of mean stock for squeezing and it's, you know, like everything, but