 What's up guys? How's everybody doing? Marco's all over the place today. Pay some nice gains off the spy puts. Nice, nice. What's up? What spy puts did you get? What's up Jawa? Just messing with the mic right now. How's the, how's the volume? You guys hear me okay? All right, I got the mic set up. 435, 1011. Yo, risky, dicky. That's today. That's today. Super risky, dicky, but it looked like it paid off. We hit 434 at the end of the day. Huge move to the downside. What's up, Kip? Spendo, how are you doing? Let's take a look at the market today. It's kind of weird. FCX moved up today. It's probably a shortening opportunity here because if the market is going down, the dollar is going up. There's no reason for commodities to be up. So that should be going down. When group is seeing some recovery, oil as well. It's kind of odd in that sector too. A lot of mix man, a lot of mix. So a lot of things that are down, a lot of things that are up. Southwest airline got wrecked today with like their workers being off and stuff. They had to cancel a lot of flights. FT going downside. T-Mobile continued to die and Gap as well getting wrecked. Wow, AT&T got smashed today. Amazon too. So we saw a lot of good setups on Friday. A lot of bullish setup to the upside, but then they got wrecked man. They're going downhill. A lot of the financial sectors seem like a reversal to the downside as well. Let's check out the earnings side to see if we have any earnings for today. What's up? Good afternoon, Mario. Horace, how you doing? Depressing? Just buy puts then. Buy puts. Short the market. Short the market, Spindle. Don't let depression get to you. Beat the depression. Oil is still dead well. Interesting, interesting. Let's check out the earnings. No earnings today. It's Columbus Day. Happy Columbus Day. Hope you guys, if you guys have kids, probably have some good time to spend with your kids today. Beat your kids around too much because the market is pooping and stuff. Got some big earnings tomorrow. Got Fastano, which is like in the construction industry. And then we have smart global holding. It's like a chip sector stuff. Yo, what's up, fiat world? And then on Wednesday we got the banks starting out. So we got JP Morgan, Delta, BlackRock, first Republic Bank. So you got some of the banks heading. Got Bank of America on Thursday. Wells Fargo, Citibank, Domino's looking for recovering that. Morgan Stanley and TSM. So this week, I will say I'm probably most bullish on TSM and Domino's for some recovery there. Close out a lot of stuff in profit. Congratulations. Good job. Yeah, I was a little worried. I mean, I start some long positions on a late Thursday and Friday morning. So I don't know if you guys are here on Friday. You know, I was like having a little bit FOMO. I was like rushing to open put positions because I've shared this chart a few times on like Friday. So I was like, I was having some FOMO on Friday opening put positions because I was scared because we had this rejection, man. Look at this trend line, right? Bam, bam, smack, right? And then some more smack here. And again, again, with the other smack, you know, if spy was a girl, I would say she liked getting smack. That's true. TSM could potentially turn around the chip market. So, you know, we've seen that reversal, like a lot of rejection here on the side. Like smack it like an old money. So, you know, we've got a lot of rejection. We're finding some support in this range. So like, if I just extend this line over, right, you can kind of see a finding support there. So this line is like the top from October 3rd and October 5th. Those are, so you can see us finding some small support there. And we've been able to hold it a little bit, bounce off, hold it, you know, bounce off. So we'll see how that holds. But if it doesn't, like, if it continues to break under there, then we could potentially see 426, you know, on spy. That's an ideal target. I don't, I mean, it's an ideal target. I don't really want it, but I'm okay with it. You know, I'm okay with, like, getting it. So I hitched a little bit. I was having like massive FOMO. So if you guys saw me on Friday stream, took me like 10 minutes to start the stream because I was having FOMO. I was like, literally trying to buy the put contracts for spy on Friday. And that was to add a little bit today. But it was a spread. So it was like really hard to fill since it was a spread. So a spread is two contracts. And it was tricky, man. Oh, shoot. Yeah, well, you went to the restoration hardware restaurant. Which one? The New York one? That was talking about. In Manhattan, said food was meh. Oh, in Dallas. What'd you get? What'd you get? Lobster roll and truffle fries. Dang, I thought you would get the steak, bro. Lobster roll. But yeah, I feel you. It's like, it's probably not like, it's probably not the best place for food because the prices aren't even that high for the food, honestly. But the environment, you know, like, it's nice. It's all right. At least you can check it off the list. Be like, I've done it. The ribeye was like 35, right? Oh, you don't do ribeyes? How come? It's too fatty? I feel you. I feel you. Sometimes like, a lot of people love ribeyes, but I'm not, sometimes I'm not a big fan of ribeyes, too. I'm like, I, I, typically, if I had a chance, I usually like, get New York strip. A5 beef, bro, if you're ever in it. That's true, bro. If you really want fat, get the, get the A5, get the wagyu. Yo, you guys ever hear like, people eating so much wagyu that they have stomach issues? You guys ever heard of that? Because, because one time we went to this wagyu place in New York, right? And oh man, I don't know how much we blew. I think we blew like, I think we blew like $600, $600, $700, right? On a wagyu estate. And we just got so much wagyu, man, but I didn't even eat that much because I like, I kind of hate like, not too crazy about like fatty stuff. Like butter discusses me, you know, I guess it's like some of a mentality sometimes, but butter discusses me sometimes. So, but there's a few exceptions. Like I would, I wouldn't mind butter on the lobster roll, but just butter on the side would discuss me. So, but anyways, we've got like so much wagyu, man. And, and like everybody just, just shoving wagyu down their throat, you know, like so good wagyu. And I'm just telling that in like a few pieces, I couldn't stomach it because it was just so fatty, man. It's just like, if you guys eat like really, really fatty, like A5 wagyu, it's like, it's like wagyu. Wagyu is just like, it's like melting the piece of butter in your mouth. Oh, it's like, it's just like fat, man. It's just like so fatty. Fancy name, like wagyu, melted butter is fire. So I guess to eat their own man, to each their own, right? So after eating like three, four pieces, yo, I could not, I could not do it. I couldn't do it. Like, I couldn't, I just couldn't, man. I was like, yo, just give me some fries. You know, I just ordered some truffle fries and I just like ate fries for the rest of the night while everybody was like shoving their face to a wagyu. So then the next day, the next day, like everybody is like messed up. Like they're like, they're like, yo, I think we got food poisoning. I don't know how we can get food poisoning from like a $700 steakhouse, but we got, I think we got food poisoning. Everybody is telling me like they're messed up. Like they have stomach issues and stuff. They're like, yo, they're like, yo, are you okay? I'm like, I'm good, man. I don't know what you guys are talking about. We went to a fancy restaurant, everything looked legit. I don't know why you guys hurting and everybody is like, everybody's like dying, right? They're like, they're like lying in bed. They think they got food poisoning and they got like a food virus because they couldn't move their stomach hurts and all that stuff. And then apparently, we learned that later on, like apparently we learned that later on that if you eat too much fat, your bodies can't, your bodies can't handle it. So I think one of you guys said here before, right? Must be American thing, wagyu stomach aches. Enzyme, it's Lou for your colon. What's this? What is it called? Yeah, you got to try, you got to try some wagyu, man. Just shove it. It is, right? Hungry. It does get, it does get signalling. So you got to take this ahead of time. Is that what it is? But like, why do they serve you so much wagyu if they know people can get sick from it? Like, don't you like, I don't get it. Like, like they know they're serving like 99% fat. Why don't they just at least like warn people, let people know. That's so weird, man. Oh, that's true. That's true. Interesting. If only we talked to you guys before we went there, it would have been a whole different experience. It would have been so fucked up from it. What's up, Ravi? What's going on? Check out HYLN. Sure. Let me bust out the list. All right, so setting up the chart list. This is the wake of October 11. So if you guys have a stock that you guys want us to check out, let us know. Put on here. We'll take a look at it. And then I'll share the spreadsheet with you guys so you guys can check it out later on as well. Shall we start with spy today? I feel like the spy chart kind of belongs on this. Let me put the spy chart. What's up, Ian? What's going on? So we got requests for Nike, requests for what's that? IONQ? Yeah, a lot of blood today. A lot of blood. Of course, Sully, you can edit the spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is just for you to copy and paste the link. It's not for you to edit. What if somebody's come here and they just go like this, boom, and they delete everything? Be so silly, man. Let's check out the first one. Where did my Bazingo go? So you got CCO, we got chewy. Is the music just changing by itself? All right, let's check out HYLN. Check out this Highland Company, man. We're, oh my gosh. Oh my gosh, look at HYLN. Oh my god, Kip says that it's not even a bag anymore. It's a tired dumpster. Damn, Ravi said he got smoked in this. Who hasn't kind of smoked in this, bro? I feel you, man. I think everybody got smoked in this. All right, so we got some support over here. It just broke too. What the hell? I can't even hold the support, man. Because like, I got the entire stat. I don't know how I show this, bro. Oh my gosh. Why did it drop so hard today? Insider selling three electric vehicle stocks under $10 that Wall Street Bits Predict will rally by more than 55%. They got it downgraded to $5 from some firm. Goddamn. Let's check it out. Oh, it's not bad. I thought it was like $5 already, boys, but it's still like $690. Yo, I thought it was like $5, man. I thought it was like dead. I see it. So this morning, HYLN shares the trading lower after UBS downgraded the stock from neutral to sell, and lowers price targets from $14 to $5. Oh, why? Why? I mean, I'll be honest with you, I bought this before. I still have like 200 shares from like $10 cost average a while back. And it's the name of the game, man. A lot of these special acquisition stocks, they've been going on these downhill moves, and we lost that big support. So this was the support that we held from April. We held it again in May, and got blessed back to $13, and then we came back and we held that support again in mid-August. But now that we're finally breaking under that support, it's going to find the next leg down. So kind of like over here, like last time when it found that support multiple times in that range there, and then it finally broke down. It's, you know, it next leg down to the next level. So I will say like, I will say honestly, bro, Ravi, your best case, like depending on how big your bag is and how heavy it is, and how much you believe in the company. If you believe in the company, you like the company, and you like, you believe in their vision. Your best case here is wait for it to find the bottom, wait for it to, you know, find some support. And by finding support, you want to see like, you want to see it drop to the point where it doesn't drop as much anymore, and it sets up like a little bit reversal pattern like it did over here. And then you just dollar cost average, man, dollar cost average, and add a little bit of bigger position. And, you know, as long as you believe in the company, you think it's going to do well and come back up. That's all you could do, man. But in terms of technical wise, I think it could possibly do the same thing that it did in March. So be a little careful. Be ready for that. Alternatively, you can also sell cover calls against it too. You want to hedge it a little bit, you know, like, you know, a lot loses money and things like that. That's all I can say, man. That's all I can say for it. Looks like I could do the same thing it did in March 4. Good luck, man. Oh, we both doesn't allow cover calls. Damn, what a scam. OBLG. I got you, my brother. What else we got? BV. Oh, BV, that big dumpster. Yo, wasn't BV the socks that started like this whole downfall? Like, I swear, I'm pretty sure it was the BV IPO that started the whole, like, downfall of like the China stock market. Like, it started the whole downfall of all the China stocks, if I remember correctly. Kips it because they took a big short position properly, realizing they couldn't make money. I don't think it'd be long. Yeah, next earnings, they got to show what's up. Check out Nike next. Now, PRC stopped, oh, you mean like when they stopped the IPO of, um, and that was when all the China stocks fell? Yeah, that's true. That was the other time when all the China stock fell. Party City stock holder. Welcome back. Indeed, indeed. Hopefully Uber could use the help too, because if DD turns it around, Uber would go up too, because Uber has a, has a decent sized stake in the company that they exchange for a while back. So Nike, um, ever since the news like of the, um, of the fact three and the ER situation came out, they've been on this downturn downward slope. So a lot of rejection on this trend line here. So we've got three rejections already. We had a nice bounce off the support here. So I think that that was like one of the gap areas too, or prior, like the after gap area, if I remember correctly, something like that. Oh, this line, this line is drawn from the, not from the gap. This is, this is a huge gap right here. It hasn't been filled yet. I'm still waiting for this gap to fill. But this line is actually drawn from January, February, February and March. So it's drawn from the tops like this quad. What's five? What's the, what's the, what's the word for like five X? What's after quad? I don't even know, but this like five topper, this five X top, you know, over here. So here, here, here, here, right? So didn't even draw this here. Quinn, this, uh, Quinn top. You know, thank you for that. Penta, which one is it, man? Now Penta is like eight, right? Isn't it? All right, more. Oh, Penta is five. You're right. Quinn duplicate. It would be Penta. Yes. So, so then anyways, you know, we got, we had that top there. So that was like pretty good resistance a while back. And then we gap above that resistance. So it kind of makes sense a little bit that when the stock came back down, it found support at this, you know, at this hardcore resistance that was here for a while back, you know, so the next level I'm looking for it to break is that if it gets the rejection from here, if it hits here and then just kind of rejects, I don't think that support is going to hold anymore. I think that support is going to break through. And next level I'm looking for is for it to come back down and fill this gap all the way at like 135s. Makes me almost kind of want to get like, like maybe like $140 puts at this range for like January, because I feel like it's bound to fill, like that's three months, you know? Like it's bound to fill in like three months, I think. That's, I feel like there's enough time, man. Let me see. Let me see, man. How could it not? What is my target? Target is 135. You open a position at 147 at long? Whoa. So it says if I bought a put, it would cost like $1,100. 82% return on the risk. If I do a bear put spread, I could get 128% return on the risk. But it's hella expensive. That means I would probably want to short it. Why he says it would short it for 160? I don't want to do that. Short it from 150 to 135. Yeah. It would cost like 4.95. It just goes to shows. These algorithms kind of sucks. Like you still need a human perspective. I remember you asking me about Nike last week. So that was a good long from this range. You long from this line too, right? Because I remember you asking me about it. So that's a good area to long. This is a good area to take profit. A 153 area particularly is a good area to take profit. I mean, if you want to take it a little bit further and you want to like, you know, that smack it over here, 154, 155. That's also a good area to take profit because it was so beat up last week that it was, you know, bound to like, it had to bounce because the RSI was just so beat up. You know, RSI was on the bottom. I think I mentioned a little bit about that too. So that's why sometimes you don't want to short like a dead cat. You don't want to kick the dead horse because it's like, it's bound to bounce a little bit, you know, if it gets so beat up. It's what you call the dead cat bounce. So 153 to 154 areas, a good area to take profit. Could it go further? Yeah, probably. But you know, the rest of the war isn't there anymore. So that's the chart for that. I hope that helps. Let's take a look at IONQ. What is this? A lot up down. Did they just IPO or something? No, they didn't just IPO. This is a special acquisition stock that just finished the merger with a special acquisition. So Ian, you know how before we just looked at this other stock, Hyland, Qualcomm, I got you here. Add it to this. So despite the good stuff like quantum computing, track records of innovation, deployment, a lot of good things here, man. This ideally would be the investment of the future. This is like based on the wording, based on the things they're saying. I don't see how this wouldn't succeed in the future. This sounds like something that is like, this sounds like one of those Motley fool videos. A thousand dollars. If you had just invest a thousand dollars in IONQ, in 10 years, you would have a hundred thousand dollars. That's pretty much what I think of this company. It's cool and stuff, but the only thing is, the other thing is, I do know that a lot of these special acquisition stocks, there's a lot of BS behind it. There's a lot of like big projection, you know, that like they tend to over project. So a lot of these stocks that comes through the SPAC mergers, the SPAC mergers, they usually have a valuation of five years ahead already. So let's say they just finished this merger and acquisition in 2021 of October, right? They have already priced in at $10 price point, how the company was going to do by 2025. So investing at that $10 mark or whatever mark it was prior to the merger, that's already like a very high price point. I think I, from what I've seen, from what I've seen, a lot of these companies typically go back down to around $5. So I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of sure sellers are hitting it because it's a very successful strategy. If you look at it, almost every stock that finished the SPAC merger, almost every single stock that finished the SPAC merger, it's done this exact pattern. I kid you not, it's done this exact pattern. Spike up before the merger to $11 to $12, in this case $13. Spike up and then came back down. It's almost so consistent that it's like, why isn't anybody shorting it? So like another example would be like Money Lion, they just finished a merger recently. This is a great example to that theory. So they chopped around $10. Prior to the merger, they spiked to $10.60 to $11 and then it came back to the $5 range. So you're smart. You obviously noticed it. It's a common theme. So that's why I would always advise a lot of people to be careful of the SPACs. A lot of these companies are interesting and they could be potentially very good companies. But just watch out. If you like them, try to pick them up around that $5 level. Otherwise, just be a little bit careful. If you want to risk playing the short squeeze, just remember, it's a very risky thing. So you can draw the trend line from the top side here. If you want to look for breakouts or areas to take profit because, you know, consider this top line as the resistance line. So if it makes a lower low and they come back here, that's probably where you can take profit. So I'll put that on the list here. I hope that helps, man. CCL, let's take a CCL next. Because at the end of the day, my goal is to help you guys preserve capital, you know, so that at some point or another, you guys will eventually be very successful and make money. So one of the things, you know, I'm trying to do is just educate people on SPACs and like, you know, I don't want to see people get wrecked. I don't want to see people lose like money pointlessly because first for some of you guys, money is not easy to come by, you know. Right, so we got to preserve this capital, continue to build the wealth. All right, spend out, take care. Indeed, kid. So Coronable has been having issues, you know, like personally from the valuation perspective, I think they belong somewhere between the 10 to like $15 range. That's why I think they're worth from like fundamental and valuation approach. I think that's where they're at. Obviously, the stock is much higher right now. There's a lot of news going on. There's a lot of, you know, different factors. There's the whole situation with the whole COVID vaccine and everything. And that's been driving it up and down. So we had a, we saw a huge squeeze in a lot of these these reopening stocks and things like that. But even with airlines right now, we're seeing that not, they're not as bullish that people think they are, you know, they're not only getting squeezed by the COVID situation, they're getting squeezed by the labor shortage, you know, so it's just so many factors, man. Like they just can't catch a break, man. Can't catch a break. But let's forget the technique. I mean, let's forget the fundamental side. Let's talk about technicals, right? The technical perspective, we have a rising, you know, rising trend line here. If you're bullish, this would be the area to buy. If you think this is gonna, you know, if you think we're gonna see some recovery in the market, or we're gonna see some money rotate into the travel sector. I mean, winter is coming. So I don't know. But if you think, you know, if you think like the travel sector can get hot, if you think that, you know, the vaccine plays are an opportunity here. And we could see some recovery here. So watch for that trend line. But if we break under the trend line here, so this trend line is at 2340s. So if we fall under 23, chances are we're gonna climb back down again. And I think naturally at some point or another, I believe we're gonna climb back down to that $13 level. I don't know when, but I believe that the market itself will eventually find the correct valuation for this. So that's like carnival 23.4 area to see some support near the 23.4 area. If that doesn't hold, good luck with that trade. I hope that helps. Check out chewy. I think Spindle is looking long on this position. She's praying for some recovery. She's looking for that candle to hit the VWOP. But it's breaking. It's like it's breaking a little bit on the support here. So looking a little bit iffy. Chewy has been dying for, for God knows how long for like a whole month. Chewy's been dying since September. After that last earning hasn't done that great, couldn't find support at all. So it's just been running down and down. I think the only that sets really could save Chewy is, uh, next earnings, man, um, in December. That's probably gonna be the next catalyst. As we break down the support, I think it could potentially keep going. Next level is, I don't know. Next level, got small level of 59. Maybe a 51s. Shoot. I hope not. Spindle is gonna get wrecked if this happens. But this could, there's a possibility. DCA, FFD1. That's all I can tell you, dollar cost average FFD1. Next FedEx. Check that out. I thought FedEx was finding some recovery last time, but no recovery. Um, very hard company to draw a support line at because there isn't really much support between this range and this range. Since it just like, just, just, it just like started running like a dollar, $2 every day. So it's very hard to find support when it does things like that. Um, one of the next level we're looking for is maybe like 207 and 188. There's really no reason why FedEx was selling off so much because they had a pretty decent quarter. Um, they said, you know, orders are coming in like crazy and things are still very, very hot. The only problem is they don't have the workers to fulfill their needs. So that's why it kind of dropped a little bit. Let me see. Has a, okay, RSI is already high. So chances are it's probably gonna next leg down at this point because RSI is already getting topped out. If RSI was like already beat up, there could be another possibility for a bounce, but it's probably gonna set up for next leg down. Are you guys bearish or bullish on it? Um, what was that CP? OBLG. What is an OBLG company? Multi-stream collaboration technology and managed service for video collab and network stuff? For Cisco? Are they looking at stocks? It looks like they're looking at stocks, yo. What is this? Ethereum? Kind of weird. It's an interesting company. Um, not much short right now. Only less than 1% shorted. Price of sale is 2.5. Tangible book value is at 39 cents. Um, it's a tech company. Valuation could get crazy if it wants. So it got a little bit trendline right now. I think you could see some buying opportunity at $1.48 if it continued to value the trendline and keep bouncing off the bottom of it. Uh, but if it breaks, it can break back down to like 90 cents area. Interesting company. Next support, $1.48. Resistance to $18. Hope that helps. Alright, let's check out DD. What was it that asked about this DD? Oh, I mean, I mean, look at it from this perspective, right? At least DD is finding support at the $8 level. Oh, not $8. This is what? $7? $7.20. At least DD is having support at $7.20. So it's finding some support there. Um, as long as that holds, you're pretty good. Um, so I got this little range here for you. I keep buying the dip. So Dave, it was Dave in the ad phrase. Like keep buying the dip on DD, but hoping it's done the dip. I feel you, brother. I feel you, man. That's all you can do if you believe in the company and you like the company. As a long term investor, I would advise you to keep averaging down, you know. Um, but yo, definitely, please, please, man, definitely take some profit if it comes back to this $10 area. So I decided not to trade Chinese companies and also blacklist the MU. Dang, blacklist the MU, yeah. I feel you. Sometimes that's what you gotta do, man. I mean, there's so many stocks to trade. Why, why, like, why bother, right? Why bother trading the stuff that you don't like? There's so much opportunities. Like the selections are endless, but DD looks like he's been doing this move pretty well. It's finding support on the bottom of the line here, which is the $7. And it's been having a little bit trouble breaking above the $10 area. So if you got, you know, if you cross average between sevens, eight dollars, and it comes back to the $10, whatever shares that you bought down here, sell that up here, you know. And, and then if it comes back to like $18 and you have shares from like $11, you good. You can hold on to those. That's how I would play it. Don't, you don't have to be out with everything, you know, at like 12, just like sell the ones that you got at the lows at this level here. Because it looks like this is some of the level that has been struggling at the last two times. So chances are, it's a plus. Second 20. Oh, you have every call options that you can cross everything down. And the S, which is thought on SOLXL, semiconductor ETF. So we've got two triggers. We're going to look up now, look at Qualcomm and XLSL. So anyway, that's the thought on DD. I hope that helps, man. Good luck. Oh, snap up to 40. Shoot. What's up, turbo laxative. I got you. Last one, man. Last one. So you made it. That was going to be last picker for the day. I'm going to look at SOLXL and Qualcomm. I mean, in a way, I feel like we didn't drop enough on the semiconductor ETF. Kind of like the Q's. I feel like semiconductor ETF has been like, hasn't really had that big of a drop while the whole market was dropping really hard last week. So we could potentially see some move further down. Over here, we did lose that yellow line support. We tried to break back above it. It didn't happen. Coming back down a little bit. So if market remains bearish, it would most likely come back down a little bit further in terms of semiconductor ETF. But we do have catalysts this week. And this is going to be the big one because this is the mother of all semiconductors, right? TSMC. They're like one of the biggest chip makers in Asia, if not like the whole world. So they're going to have earnings Thursday morning before market open. And curious to see what they say, what their guidance is, what the shortage is looking like, what's the backlog? And what's the progress on their factories and how they're going to deal with this whole situation? So if what they say is good or improving, if they say, yeah, I understand we have shortage, but we're dealing with a situation where we have been able to make our output more efficient. We're doing a great job with it. And we're getting Apple and AMD's chip order out as fast as we can. And everything's on schedule. Then always well, always well, right? If they say things like that, then always well. But if they say like, oh snap, we're screwed. We have like double the increase of back order and things are so backed up now. And we got labor shortage and China is about to destroy our factory. We don't know what to do. It's over. Then, you know, gonna see a black Thursday, you know, market's gonna crash. It really depends on them. It really depends on what they're gonna say. Yeah, that's true. And there's also the whole, you know, whole shortage over there too, right? So the whole like energy crisis. So it really depends on them. I think it's not a bad idea to hedge because chances are it's not looking good. Like chances are it's not looking good. I probably lean a little bit more to the bearish side. Even though I did long some TSM, I was looking for earnings run up. But things look a little bit scary, man. You know, so there's that. So this is not exactly SOXL. This is SMH. I picked SMH because SOXL is a three time ETF. And sometimes three time ETF has natural decay. So the chart is a little bit harder to chart out. This is the regular one. So it doesn't have that decay. So I hope that helps. Let me look at Qualcomm as well. But I would probably say the answer is very similar, you know. Qualcomm is also another semiconductor company. You know, we're at a good level. We're at a good level. So it's like, I guess you can even consider this whole area of the manzone, right? The manzone is where people could potentially buy the stock, right? Where people look for opportunity to buy. I would say this whole area is the manzone right here between this 121 to 125 area. So obviously if it's in the manzone and you're bullish, you go long. You go long here. If you're bearish, you go short here, expecting a breakdown. So it really depends on how you feel, whether you have, you know, maybe you guys have the insider information that you know what's going to happen with the semiconductor company. Or sometimes you just got to go with your guts, yo. Just got to go with your guts. If you feel good about it, go for it, you know. Impulse decision. But I mean, I would also say that if you're going to go long, please, please buy enough time, please go like one month out, right? If you're going to go long here, please at least get like November, you know, calls and stuff. So you don't get burned as badly. I'm looking at the stock and 1119, 140 calls. We're in reasonable bounce because if it recovers, we're probably going to come back to 138. So it looks good. You look good, man. It looks good. And like I said, multiple times before, man, fortune favors the bull. So despite what I'm saying here, what I'm worrying about, sometimes, you know, if you got the balls and you feel it, you feel right, and you're right, it's going to pay out. It's going to pay out good. Kind of like SoFi, man, like shit. I think we were looking at SoFi last week. Last week, October 6th, we looked at this, right? It was at a good area. It was sitting at the support, you know, on Friday, it came back down at the support of the trend line somewhere around here. Let me see, what did it hit on Friday? So Friday, you know, came back, hit the support around here, and this trend line different. So, you know, we came back, hit that support, and then today, beast, you know, like just big, big deal, don't move over, right? So it made that beast move up. I was too scared to do it because market was kind of, kind of bearish. Market was looking sucks. So I didn't have the balls to make the move, but for those of you guys that did, it paid off. It was a good buy at the support area. And, and obviously it bounced off the support area because it was a good area to buy, but I just didn't feel right with the market sentiment. So I didn't get in, but we did talk about the play. And if you guys got in, they paid off well. Now I'm looking for a firm to come back down. Maybe we can come back again. If a firm can come back again, I definitely get in 110, 108 area. Come to Bobby. Check out the last one, Val. What is Val? Iron company, right? Iron or? I remember correctly. So I had the trendline drawn already. This is the support I drawn all the way from January 2020. So, so previously it was a resistance, right? So if the stock price is above the pre the line, then the line is support. If the stock price is below the line, it's a resistance. So as of right now, the stock price is above the line. So that means this is a support line. Now this line up here was a previous support line here, but now that the stock price is under, this is now the resistance line. So as you can see, it's played out pretty well. It bounced off this line that we drove from last year. If you're bullish, look for the move back up here. You know, the test at $16 range, but a little bit iffy right now with the whole dollar move and things like that. So if you think the dollar is going down, then the whole mineral sector is going to go up. Everything from copper, iron, steel, gold, silver, corn, wheat, sugar, lumber, natural gas, crude oil, everything, right? But the dollar remains strong, you know, causing a deflation, everything's going to go down. So, I mean, and obviously the other factor is the commodity issue, like shortage of supplies. And a lot of these mining companies are having a problem with that, especially with COVID. A lot of these mining companies are getting wrecked because I've been investing in mining companies. I'm trying to catch the move back up, but a lot of them are getting wrecked. I've been following the earnings reports and a lot of these mining companies aren't making as much money. They aren't finding as much minerals because COVID is mandating them not to work. It's not allowing them to mine. So it's a little bit iffy, man. A little bit iffy there. Yeah, naturally, the dollar should be dropping naturally. So a good area here, $13.57. Where did you get in at? Gold, silver, et cetera? Damn, so you're investing a lot of commodities then. Yeah, I'm a little bit worried. Let me show you something. I think gold and silver is a little bit okay right now. But I think a lot of these other mining companies like copper and iron, I think they might be in for like a little surprise. So I think we might be looking at something like this. So you see like over here, go hit that top a while back at August 2020. It's been on this downtrend move, right? Kind of in this downward pattern because the expected move has already happened. And you know, they're like the hedge funds and the money makers, they've been like, you know, keeping this down. Naturally, these should be going up a lot higher, but they've been keeping this down, pushing down. So we're seeing a lot of moves down, a lot of the commodities lately. So that was gold. We're looking at silver right now, copper. Copper is still like pretty strong. So that's why fcx is still pretty strong. But if you look at some of the other commodities like soybeans, they've been going down slope. Same thing with corn coming on this down slope, sending up almost a head to shoulder pattern. And then we even have like lumber that was one of the craziest commodities that kind of like, you know, came back down really hard, setting up that bigger head and shoulder now. So it's about to get a smack down here. So I think, I think a lot of other, the commodity can potentially follow the situation where it's gone up so much, it could have a little correction coming back down. So a little bit scared on that, but ideally they shouldn't be. Ideally they shouldn't be. Ideally they should be going up because dollar is losing value. If the dollar is losing value, commodity should be more valuable. That's pretty much it. I'm going to move in some water. I'm going to end it here for today. We'll be back here tomorrow to check out some of the other earnings reports like smart global holdings and fasteno. And then once we've got some interesting stuff, man. So thank you guys for stopping by and hanging out. And have a good night. Take care.