 All right, this is weekend mentoring for October 9th. Yeah, James says shots. Yeah, no, I think I'm gonna lay up shots for this one. Welcome to weekend mentoring. How did that show? No, I'm not getting hammered for this one, but it's a wrong webinar for that. But yeah, we have some good charts for this one. There's been a lot of variety. I tried to get a good variety of like longs, shorts, and just kind of like comments on the market. Steven, if you wanna join, just raise your hand. I did my best to try and like get a variety. And yeah, that's what I've been kind of working on. I just wanna see, does Steven wanna come in or? Okay, I see Steven, yeah. We'll just let Steven in before. Skrillex under moderator. That's funny as shit. Yeah, we'll just wait for Steven and then we'll get started. Thank you, host. But yeah, I tried to include kind of a variety. What's up, Steven? Steven's on. Steven, where are you right now, bro? I'm in Riga, Latvia. Oh, you're in Latvia? Yeah, I'm going to Ukraine probably Wednesday or Thursday. Oh, that's cool. That's crazy. Yeah, so I think the way that we'll do it is we'll do it me, Austin, Vic, and then Steven. And cause last time it was really well-organized just going one by one. Everyone's saying their point, everyone going through. So yeah, to get started, this is the CEI chart for that day, just for kind of full context. Obviously we don't really have a lot of pre-market range. We ended up breaking out of that going higher, death candle lower, and then that's about it. And this is the way this member traded it. And I guess there's a couple of things that I kind of wanna talk about. And this one, I wanted to kind of talk more so about just kind of using your lines instead of just blindly chasing. I think the weekend mentoring link is the same every single time, just so you know, the link will never change. It's the same meeting every single time. And so just how I kind of wanted, what I kind of wanted to talk about is that when you're making a plan and the market's opening up, like what lines are you gonna be kind of looking at for a short seller? Probably three bucks, maybe like 290 area, right? Those are the lines that you're kind of looking at in the morning as a short seller. So when I see a chart like this and you kind of get stopped out, it's more so just trading on the fly, like we talk about every single weekend mentoring that you don't wanna do, right? You should have a plan in place. Like maybe like, you just wanna have a good plan in place and that's kind of what I kind of wanted to talk about is that you can preset into 90, you can preset into three, and then maybe a stop over three and that's something that you could do. But instead, you're kind of getting these chase entries lower, just kind of seeing some red tape and you're like, oh, I'm gonna chase this because I think it's gonna go lower and then you end up getting squeezed on, right? So that's something that you can kind of work on. I don't know, Austin, if you wanna kind of talk about this one, obviously, after kind of death candle, good trades, some kind of scalp stop out, you know, I don't know if this was along here maybe, maybe it was along, I'm not really sure or maybe he just held short after hours, I don't know. But yeah, that's what I would kind of wanna talk about. Yeah, it's just very clear that this person didn't, wasn't trying to trade off of a line, was trying to, you know, was trying to get that confirmation of outcome to, you know, oh, once three is resistance, like that I'm willing to get short as opposed to, I mean, like thinking that three is going to hold because it's a line and having an order there, like a stopout, I think the stop is okay, but yeah, the entries are just not very good. There's kind of two types of trades that you can do. And number one is like, you get that initial spike out of the open, you have your lines, you preset into the orders, you cover into the depth and that's your kind of trade idea, right? And so I think, you know, it's a big kind of mixup when people are kind of mixing up the death candle at the open and getting trapped, like, you know, similar to CEI, right? You see a small pullback at the open, you're like, this is the death candle, this is the death candle, you get emotional, you short into it, and then all of a sudden you're squeezed out where you should have been shorting into normally, right? So I think there's kind of like, there's kind of different scenarios, like a good death candle you're going to know, and also a good death candle or good pullback or good kind of short end to weakness is usually going to come around kind of this time and it's usually going to look something like this. So I think it's really kind of important to kind of say to yourself, like you shouldn't really be looking for a death candle at the open, you know, you should be looking for a death candle on a runner that's like doing some good volume that is kind of up extended overview app. That's a good time to kind of look for a death candle, but right at the open, you know, you're never going to hear Alex say, blindly shorting into weakness, you know, you're never going to hear him say that. So that's why on that CEI trade, I was like, bro, you could just preset three have a stop over three. And maybe that guy could have made, you know, 10 cents, right? If he said, oh, three nineties covering, right? So I think in that kind of scenario, like a trade like this is good, but you have to be willing to kind of look for it and be really kind of patient for it. And I think it's just a good habit to just not be blindly chasing weakness all the time. As for this one, I think it's a good trade, you know, he just kind of waited for the demand to kind of heater out and for the stock to kind of unwind rather than getting in a fight with it early and becoming emotional and then having that trade set up later. So I mean, he said $3 is major support, kind of broke through it, was expecting some panic under three. I mean, I like it. I think it's a good trade idea, you know, it's a safer trade idea with a stop kind of overview at. And yeah, something that's good. Yeah, I don't love this one for a couple of reasons. Like I don't mind the execution. Like I don't know what the tape looked like. I don't know if it looked like it was hammering. I don't really trust the tape in the first three minutes anyway. So, you know, given that I have a bias on not trusting the tape and taking a tape kind of trade at the open, I kind of can't like use that to counterbalance why I don't like it. And why I don't like it is, I mean, there's a daily level and pre-market support at 280. And you can see higher, lowest building pre-market trying to hold three. And if you just draw a line here from, you know, where the top of the range is 320 to the bottom of the range is 280, you're kind of shorting dead mid range and 280 can easily hold. And if it does, you don't have a lot of room to be right. This is kind of, this is like, well, you know, like if you were playing poker, you know, and you have second to bottom pair and you're making a bet, who's gonna call you that you're gonna win, right? You're making a bet. And the value is so thin that, I mean, you're, you know, there's just, there's not a lot of room to make money. You know, like if 280 holds and you shorted three of 20 cents max to make money, max. And that's assuming that you get the bottom and what if it holds 290 that and you have a three average and what if it just traps you at three? So I just, I don't see a whole lot of room to make money. So that's why I don't love it. Again, I don't know what the tape looked like, but again, I have kind of a discount, a discount on the tape level at the open anyway. So I don't love it. It worked out, but I mean, I think the market kind of helps you here because there's a lot of times where this just holds and just, you know, if we're in a market that wants to see high a day, you're going to be short from three when it sees 320.