 Okay, can everybody hear me? Omar, I didn't have the screen up. I was grabbing coffee and actually I'm gonna do a little lecture here for the room and I'm taping it, I'm gonna put it on YouTube. How many of you, and be honest with me, I'm talking to the room people, not the trials here, how many of you didn't do this today? Be honest and tell me if you didn't do this today and if you didn't do it today, I want you to tell me why. You did not, you were the one that wanted me to look at this. Why didn't you do it? You came and you did it. I just want to hear from the people that didn't do it and if you didn't do it, I want to know why. I, John, it was your idea for me to look at this, your idea for me to rate this. You were the one that wanted to do it. Look at how this is moving so fast, look at that. You got scared by me because I said it was gonna be volatile but it rated good and then it swushed and then I ended up doing it. Big Thud didn't do it, the stop he thought was too large. All right, well, at least you're being honest. It's just two people didn't do it. I wasn't 100% sure that I was gonna do it because of the fact that it was gonna be very volatile but when it rated well, I said, let's watch it and then when it opened and swushed, I said, we're gonna do it. I mean, this should have been the reason that everybody should have done it and that's why I'm taking a survey. I'm taking a survey to see who didn't do it regardless of whatever I said in the morning which I said it's gonna be very volatile and I was absolutely right but the volatility worked in our favor. It went down, it swushed, which we wanna see. So when this did it, everyone should have been all in regardless of the size of the stop, regardless of the fact that I didn't even know if this would even work but we got the confirmation when it opened. So there's two things here I wanna talk about. If swushes and sets up, we should always do it. Yes, are you asking me a question or are you telling me that's what you feel, discipline Dave? The answer is yes, every time it sets up that you get a swish, you should do it. Even if you're not sure before the gap, you should do it when it does. Oh, that's what you feel and you would be right. That's how I feel. You can tell the way I speak, that's absolutely true. The way that I speak, I didn't know if I wanted to do this today, why? I said it in the morning in the room because the volatility, I knew this would be volatile today. I knew this would be volatile and I wasn't sure which direction. Then I rated it and I was surprised. I was shocked that it rated 20 points. I couldn't believe it but it did. And like I said, I highly doubt a lot of day traders probably are sure of this today but I have a system for a reason and I gotta follow it and guess what else? Nothing else rated good today. Nat was 17 points even though it worked. MCD was 19 points. I remember at 1950, 50 chance of working at a family at MCD to have worked but it really didn't meet the rating which was 20. So when something tells you that it rates well and then you get the confirmation in this setup then you do it. Regardless of the way that what I thought was gonna happen which was that it was gonna be volatile and I wasn't wrong, I was right except for the volatility played in our direction. If you didn't do it, it's okay but I want some of you to learn something from this in here. Not just the people that didn't do it but everyone. That's not what I'm gonna lecture about here in a minute. What I'm gonna lecture is which actually looks like a couple of people weren't here today, specifically Steelheart. Steelheart isn't in the room today, don't know if he, if he's doing something, he's an attorney, I'm gonna email him afterwards but BMI did not work on Friday. BMI didn't work. If you did the first train, you lost. If you didn't retake it later in the afternoon you didn't make any money on it. It did go, it did work. It ended up working on the day, the gap worked, it fell the way I said it would but if you did the first train and BMI and Friday you lost. If you didn't train today and come into the room or didn't do this because of Friday then that's what I'm gonna lecture about. And the lecture is that you gotta be here and you gotta show up and you gotta be here every day and you gotta do the same thing every day according to the reading and the setups if you wanna do well. And that is something that some of you were doing and it's something that some of you are not. And so the bottom line is when you decide to do this and you want to do this you can't pick and choose the days that you come into the room based on what happened the previous day unless you have an appointment. You have an appointment, you have to do something, you have to go to the doctor, that's different. But if you are gonna commit to trading then you gotta be here and money's here on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. You gotta be here, you gotta do it. You gotta be here, you gotta do it. When I call it, when I give it, when I do it, you gotta do it with me and you gotta do it when the gap rates per the system and you gotta do it when it sets up. And not only that, you have to risk the same amount of money which some of you don't do. Some of you will not have a good day then the next day you will risk more, which is wrong. Some of you will not have a good day then the next day you will risk less and that will work and be huge and that is wrong. You have to get up and you have to do the same thing. The one thing that many, many people say, you have to trade like a robot. You have to, that's why you have to be disciplined. You have to trade like a robot, none of us are robots. That's impossible, that's ridiculous. People that teach like that and say that are insane, quite frankly, as far as I'm concerned. I'm not a robot, that person that's saying that isn't a robot and neither are you. And no computer has the intuition that I do to see something alive, time to call it and no computer ever will. So no automated system is ever better than me at what I do but I'm telling you and you once you get to know it but I'm telling you the thing that you do need to be exact about and the same every day is doing it when it rates and doing it when it sets up. You don't have to be a robot trading without emotions because that's impossible because you're a human being that exists on this planet. You have a heart and you have a mind and you have emotions. So stop pretending you don't but you will risk the close to the same amount of money every day, that's your plan of action. You will do the gap when I call it, you will do the gap when it rates well and when it doesn't you won't, you will be here every day. That's it, how hard can that be? That doesn't mean you're an emotionless person but that's the discipline that's required but it's not discipline where you trade without emotion because that's idiotic. It's crazy, it doesn't make any sense, it doesn't even work. So don't even try it and people try their whole lives to say well I'm not doing it because it's my fault because I have too many emotions. Wrong, of course you do, look this is still going, this is hilarious. In fact it held 50, here you can do this again if you want and it's not even a kamikaze anymore. I called a kamikaze back here, I said 56.25, did anyone do it? If you did it, if you did it you could have been out. It broke 55, I missed that because I walked away. Look at this now, you could do this again. Yeah we'll go over the entry in this again, Susanna but the lecture I'm trying to make here is that it's not about trading without emotions, it's just about trading with the consistency of your plan of action with what you're doing. Your plan of action every day should be consistent with the money that you risk and that you be here every day and then you take the trades when they rate over 20. That's what has to be consistent. There are days in my voice where I definitely like something more than others and you can see that and you can tell it and you can feel it and you can hear it. This today I felt would be very wild to trade. I wasn't wrong. It worked in our favor though. I'm not against wildness if it works in our favor but I didn't know that until it opened. But when it opened it swished, there was no reason that everybody shouldn't have done it. Now it looks like everybody did but two people but some people didn't show up this morning because Mondays typically are slow, I get that because this didn't work on Friday, right? It did work, it ended up working for the reason I discussed which we lectured in the morning and I said this isn't gonna get bought today by institutions either at flat lines or it breaks and goes and it gets sold off and that is what happened. It did break and go and got sold off and it never went anywhere up but it took a long time. I hate when that happens myself. I don't like it but sometimes it does but anyways, if you make a decision based on a previous day but something happened in the past about what you're doing this week then you miss out on something. Whether it means you don't show up but you risk more, you risk less or do something different and that is where some of you have to get it right in 2017. You're either in or you're out and if you're in it doesn't mean trying to work through the emotions that you have because you have emotions. It means deciding that you're gonna just do what you say. You have a system I taught you and you don't have to think. You don't have to think. I give you the points. Then I tell you where to take the trade. You don't even have to think. You have to think about one thing which is figuring out your share size which some of you have gotten or getting better at. Some of you were good at and some of you were struggling with that last year but I think some of you were definitely getting better at it and that's good. That's a good thing. It's a great thing. JL Trader is back in a 55, 5519. Where do you have to stop? 5519? I don't know where you're getting that. If you're not consistent in your plan you'll struggle with the roller coasters of emotions. Yeah. But I'm telling you that everyone has emotions. So what do you mean? If I taught for 25 years and traded for the rest of my life it wouldn't matter. I would always have emotions. You would always have emotions. It's like a ridiculous philosophy to say you're gonna trade without emotions. Let me tell you something. If you paid for a system that was automated and you put your money up with that system and that system was up money you'd be happy and if that system was down money and losing you'd be upset. You're trying to tell me that if you had a system that was pressing the buttons you'd have less emotions. No, you wouldn't. You would blame the system. You'd have someone else to blame besides yourself when you lose. But you would still have emotions surrounding that automated system that is taking your trades that you purchased or bought because it has to do with money. And let me tell you something. There's a lot of emotions surrounding money. This is why a lot of things in the world sometimes sometimes your emotions surrounding money is what creates things for you. It can create good things or it can create negative things. Money in and of itself, the way you feel about it the way you think about it will create what it happens in your life. If you're thinking negative about it in a fearful way then you will create that. If you think positive about it in a happy way in a joyous way in a loving way then you will create that. And therefore you will feel happy and satisfied and have money and make money and your money will grow. But if you're in fear the money will go away and disappear. And you just gotta know that about yourself about when you make choices about things. I mean, this is about everything. Like you wanna go on a vacation and you're afraid, oh my gosh, this is an expensive vacation. I don't know if I wanna spend this much money but I really wanna go. But I'm worrying that it's too much. Should I put it on a credit card you say to yourself? So then you don't go and you feel miserable and you work so hard and you haven't had time off in so long you need to relax and you're in a bad mood. Or you go and you have a terrible time because you're worried about the money that you spent. You never really relax anyways. I mean, I could think of a hundred million things that I could relate emotions and money to. But trading is so, it's like the whole, it's like everything. It just comes all together in trading because it involves money. It's like a heightened emotional ball about money. And what I find absolutely ridiculous and hilarious and absolutely insane is how so many people teach and talk and talk and talk and talk. Traders that talk, people that teach everybody, everybody, brokers that act like all the world's problems would be solved if people would just trade without emotions. It is absolutely impossible. It is impossible. You are a human being and you have emotions to even say that is impossible, okay? That's like me saying tonight, this evening, I'm gonna fly to Mars. I'm gonna come back then tomorrow morning after I visited Mars and had a nice dinner and then I'm gonna trade in the morning. I'm not gonna do that. That would be impossible. I have no physical way to get to Mars. I don't even know if they're putting any money into the NASA anymore. I can't go to Mars tonight. I can't, it's impossible. I can't have dinner on Mars. I don't even know if I'd survive Mars. Even if I did, I'd never make it back to trade tomorrow morning. I'm not going to Mars tonight. That's impossible, okay? But trading isn't impossible, but it is impossible to do it without emotions. And it also is just one of these things where if you're not here doing it every day consistently, how do you expect the results to be there? They're not gonna. Your risk is now $200. Share $700 you took. You follow your risk. You like the way you calculate. It's very good and concise and easy to follow. Yes. You just manage your emotions by following a consistent plan. Well, but I'm saying it's two different things. The plan is you're gonna do this. The plan has nothing to do with your emotions. Your emotions are your emotions. You know, that's it. But the plan is you're taking the trade when it rates 20 points or more, if it sets up. And you be here money-pissing Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Or every day I have the room open. That's the plan that has to be set. Whether you get out because you have to go somewhere or you don't want to back up or it's very volatile or it drops so hard so fast, you think it's gonna back up. Or I mean, all of this, you know, fine, who cares? It doesn't matter. And that's the point I was trying to say earlier this morning, who cares where you get out? Who cares where you get out? You're up. If you can consistently get it right, which I do, and take the trade entry right and be up immediately, who cares where you get out? Who cares? Who cares how many hours it is? Who cares how many dollars it drops? Who cares? If you get a made another $2,000, who cares? You will care more when you don't get out and you're up $1,500 or whatever and you lose it. And then you lose the $1,500 you're up and you lose the money and the trade that you actually risk. That is not right. That is not good. So some of you in your head about this, and I know because when I was doing some things last year, thinking about increasing my size, I've been back and forth in my head about it. It doesn't matter. I'm less and less and less am I talking and teaching about our units. It does not matter. We get it right. Just do it. It doesn't matter how much you make its money. It's money that you didn't have at 8.30 this morning or yesterday or the day before. And now you do. Courage is about acting in spite of the fear. Yes, that's why you do need courage. That's true. Let me just see if I missed anybody's things. You took a quick loss in MSR, which is not working out. I made up for the loss with Q-Com. Good, good, good, good. Anyways, there are days where some of you have conviction and stuff that I don't. Like I didn't like this. Look at it, it's working here now very late. Again, I wouldn't have done this and I wouldn't have called it and I didn't have time to read it. I didn't have time to rate this. Look, this did set up here. It did set up. It did set up. Let's look at the market. Oops, that market's a little bit red. Anyways, this is a good lecture today. This is a good lecture today. And if you didn't do it, fine. Everybody did, but two people. MCD works, some of you did that. But the point I'm trying to make is that you gotta be here every day to get it. And you gotta follow the system. And even though I was like, I don't really know if I wanna do this today. And I said it, I'm like, oh, I know it's gonna be volatile. Do I really wanna deal with this in a Monday? Do I wanna deal with something that's a crazy, crazy in a Monday? When I really don't usually like to trade Mondays at all, as all of you know. But when it rated and I'm like, oh, geez, it rated good. I guess we're gonna watch it. Doesn't make sense to watch something that doesn't rate good over something that does. I have a system, I'm following it. And when it opened and swished, I said it in the first, this swished in the first three seconds. Three seconds into the open, I said this is swishing. I didn't tape the room today, I shut up. It might have been one second into the open. I noticed it swished. In three seconds, in one second, in two seconds, in a second, the stock was not down all the way here, but it was like in here. I mean, it did it. Can you find the top losers? I don't know your, you have to call the platform place. I use this Orbis because I like them the best. I just think this is very easy and simple here. Everyone should have it, but I don't know where to find it in your platform jury because I don't use it in that. I only use it in this. And I've used, I use these charts and I use this top 20 list because I like it. And actually, they just did an update here, which I have to do this week finally on the charts here. You should have it if you don't just call the customer service. Well, then you might not have it. I don't know, because I've never used it. I've never used it, I've never even asked because I have this and I get this for free. So what can I tell you? Freestockcharts.com is free. I don't know any other free services. Well, you're here in the room, though. You're here in the room, freestockcharts.com, Yahoo Finance. I don't know what other free things to tell you. Koala Bear is writing something here. Denise Scholl showing emotional areas of the brain lining up with making trading decisions. Sure, all of that. The brain is related to your emotions. I don't know exactly what you're saying there, exactly what the whole thing is, but everything, your body, your brain, your emotions, all of it, it's all tied together. It was a good day today. I guess we're gonna have a good week. I wanna say one more thing about Amazon. Does anyone know what I'm gonna say? Does anyone know what I'm gonna say before anyone says it? Or does anyone wanna guess what I'm gonna say? About Amazon? Hello, am I talking to myself? Does anyone know what I'm gonna say about Amazon? Chief says no. Options, no, I don't see anything here yet, but guess what? They changed the earnings date again. They did it last Thursday one week before. They changed it. And no, I'm not in this, but that's the second time they did it. Can you believe that? They changed the earnings date one week out in this again. And I'm not in it, but remember last year, I don't remember when it was. If it was second or third quarter last year, I don't remember what it was. It wasn't the first quarter. I don't remember when it was. They changed the earnings date one week before and I was in an option to take it into the earnings. I wasn't, I didn't see anything in here and no one should be in this. But if we were, we would be screwed because they changed the date again the second time. Can you believe that? I probably will never, never take this ever again before the earnings, unless it's after the one week. That's a second time they changed it. Can you believe that? Can you believe it? Found out Friday. I found out Friday, actually. My broker told me. I was like, you have got to be kidding because I wasn't in it. Wasn't in it. I wasn't doing anything in it. Can you believe that? That's a second time they changed it. One week before. So if we had been in something here, we would be running our, running our run around to try to get out of it today or tomorrow or we would be screwed to get it, to get it before the earnings now because I looked at it, it's crazy expensive. It doesn't make any sense. There's nothing to do here. No. But can you believe that? That, that is screwy. Twice they did that. I thought that was interesting and nobody probably even paid attention, I guess. But I've been watching these things and looking at them, I don't see anything yet. Susanna, you haven't missed any options trades. I haven't called any or done any at all. But we might have done this. We didn't. And if we had, we would be running around to get out of it. I did end up getting out of it that one time they screwed me last year. I get out of it and I get out of it that day. The Monday after I found out, I get out of it that day with profit. But it, I mean, can you believe that? I was like, you've got to be kidding me. Yeah, I'll confirm with your email address to Susanna because you should be on everything. But everything got, everyone got the password today, I guess, except for Aaron. I, you know, so I think we're good for this week. All right, listen, have a good day. Everything is, looks great in our lives. Oops. And we can go on with the week. Okie doke. Oh, look at this. Here it goes. 55, 54, 53, 52, $50. Q-Con. Have a good day. You're welcome. Okie doke.