 All right, good morning, cyber traders, welcome back. Today is Thursday, the 19th. Hope everybody's doing well. It was a, I don't know what's going on at the mark. We're down about 300 points. We were down yesterday. Things are not looking good. You can see that Dow Jones obviously has been taking, had a nice, nice rally. And sure enough, you're hitting those highs right around 35,600. Now we have just now below. We're right back right here in the middle, which is right around here, which is not looking good. And I'd be honest with you, a lot of people are asking me, and I told you this a while ago, that for doing this for 25 years, everyone always asks like, oh, the market's gonna crash. And it's not, I said, listen, market's not going anywhere. The only, because inflation and this and that, and everybody's like, oh, maybe, because you're a Trump fan, maybe you're a Biden fan, whatever it may be, or the change in the economy. So listen, these corporations are not stupid, okay? All they do is they make things smaller and they just worry about their profits. They go out of business every three months. But the only thing that can bring down this market is that there is a catastrophe, okay? We see what's going on with COVID a little bit. It's coming back a little bit from what they say. And then also you see what's going on in Afghanistan. And now a lot of people, it's not even about Afghanistan, more or less, which is obviously a big issue. And I hope you guys have been paying attention to that. But it's around the rest of the world that people look at the United States and they're like, all right, well, if they can get away with this, can we get away with that? And you know what? That's what's concerning. So I think that people are starting to get a little nervous and they're starting to say, you know what? You know, maybe I should get out of my stock because let me tell you something. If you look at this run right here from February, I mean, this thing has not had a correction yet. I mean, we went from 30,000 to 35,000. Hell, if I go literally from last year, we were down to 18,000. We literally doubled, okay? Doubled what was going on. So don't be shocked if you also want to take things off the table. So I would be really concerned about that. Like I told you, that's my only fear when it comes to worrying about the market and everything else. But regarding about yesterday, it was no Tuesday. It was no Tuesday. I was actually a little disappointed because I wanted to get a couple of shorts off but my broker didn't have my shares to short and we'll talk a little bit about those stocks. And then we'll talk about some of the things that are moving this morning. Now there were a couple of things that did make some nice little moves yesterday. I just want to talk about it because it was a really shitty day yesterday. I'll be honest with you. FRPX, I actually lost, a hundred bucks, I'll be honest with you. You know, I did well on Tuesday but this stock right here, the VRPX where we sent out the email, I mean, this stock had such a beautiful run and you could see this thing literally ran from like $4 and it went to like 16 and next day it went all the way to 26. Now, I wanted to short this thing. I couldn't get the short off. I mean, listen, I always say everything. I don't care what the news is, greatest news regarding about cancer drugs, whatever it may be, pharmaceutical stocks. But a company, a good friend of mine always taught me and he said something. Everybody's learned from great traders. I never stopped learning just like you. Some of you guys tell me, I don't know if everybody remembers Tom Sosnov. He's the founder of Thinkorswim. He's the founder of Tasty Works. And he always taught me the evaluation of this. He looks at it, he goes, all right, so let's just say, cause there's a book value and a P ratio on company. I'm not here to teach you stuff like that, but he looks at the stock and I'll tell me, he goes, all right, so let's say the stock is worth $40 billion, $4 billion, right? The market cap on the stuff, $4 billion. So now in two days, in two days, the company is now worth $36 billion. That's how much money the company had grown and has built. Think about that. This is the, I'll give you a very, and listen, you could take this and remember this always. Imagine you bought a house and you got lucky, right? You got lucky the building, you know, that you just hit gold, right? Bought a house for a million dollars, right? Bought for a million dollars. Two days later, that house went to $40 million, $40 million. Okay, now, do you still want to own that house? At 40, you just paid a million. But, and you just hit, you damn right, Wayne, you damn right you yourself. It doesn't ask for every seat to like, you know what? I'll buy it back at two million, all right? Even I'll be doubled what I originally paid, but if it has an ass out there that wants to pay, God bless you keep it. And that's really the best way I kind of can explain it to you guys. And that's why when you see these things go up, you're like, damn, I wanna short the stock. And by the way, when you see these big high flyers run up and you miss them, and you know we miss a lot more than we get, just look at the bright side. You could short it. So do your homework, try to find companies, you could short the stock because these are great stocks to short. Some of the brokerage firms won't lend it to you. This is why we always recommend to have a couple of different brokerage accounts and you didn't have to short a lot of it. Hell, if you just shorted 100 shares, 100 lousy stinking shares, let's say you got off at 30 and right now you cover at 17, what is that $3,000 investment, right? You cover right now, would you make yourself close to 1500 in two days? People can't even do that, you know, in a month, more or less a year, but or even like we're doing in a day. But anyway, that stock was one of the really nice stocks that moved yesterday. It's one of the kind of refresher on that. PMCB, by the way, there was a bunch of them too. We're gonna go back to a bunch of them. Here's another one, okay? Huge runner, don't know what the hell happened with this stock right here, but look at this thing. We had a nice little pop, right? Had a fun day yesterday with the stock. It went from like 550 all the way to 850 and it kept going up and now look at it. This is why when I look at stocks and I tell everybody and you hear me say this and this is a phrase that will always be a staple of Falstow-Puglici. You can't go broke taking profits, okay? Because you could turn around in one second and boom. Now not only did it go down where it started at but it went below that, all right? So talking about a catastrophe. So this is what you have to be focused on when it comes to trading. And listen, there's a couple of else out there. We had that one, OTRK. Here's another one. Well, this one's just going down just regardless, okay? It's just going down. SGOC, this one right here. We did really well with this stock yesterday, right? Remember this one right here? Beautiful run up, kept getting halted. Went from like 430, look it went all the way up to about $8 up 100% came crashing down. Can't go broke taking a profit. And then one last one I want to bring up. This one right here, SCSN. Nice little move, had a nice little pop with the $6. Look, it just came straight crashing down. Can't go broke taking profits. All right, so let's forget about the past. Let's focus on the future. Let's see what's going on today. There are a couple of stocks that are making some decent move this morning. It's nothing spectacular. I want to start off with this stock right here, the BIOC. This stock had a really nice push this morning in pre-market. You could see how it literally went from 36 all the way to about 445. Now, the only thing that got me nervous right around this stock is that there was a big iceberg order hovering around 425 and he just got filled. I'll show it to you right here. See this guy right here? So you had a little bit of an iceberg order right here around 450, which is a whole number which we know about. This guy got filled. This guy was out there for a little while and it kind of gets me a little nervous when I see that big order right there and getting filled. So not really a good sign. So let's see how that holds up, but it doesn't look like. Listen, I'm not gonna sit there and question a guy that had a big iceberg out there. He got filled, I'm out. And we all know that from what's going on. But anyway, we're gonna still keep an eye on it. I mean, there's not much out there, but we'll keep on it. We had this one of stock that's also moving that's gapping up pretty nicely. What's nice about this stock is I'm not really seeing any orders out there, but you are getting a little bit of an iceberg order. A guy that's holding right here, you could see him right here for about a 1070. He kind of keeps holding there. A little bit of an iceberg order right here around 1088, but I had a really nice move. Just made a nice pop right now. And you could see the stock is just building beautiful falstil flags, breaking out, really nice move. Once again, these are things that we teach you here at Cybertrain University. So if you're watching YouTube or Facebook Live, do you wanna learn how to play this game? Once again, you gotta subscribe to us. And people that are doing trials, you gotta listen. This is how you gotta play the game. It looks like that guy just got filled. So this one obviously looks like, for everyone that's trading, if you logged in late, it looks like the best one out of a mole so far. And I know a bunch of you guys already did pretty well with that one. Couple of other ones, S-O-N-N. Cheap stock, it was gapped up huge this morning. You could see that right there. Look at that, thing went from like a dollar all the way up to about 260, came back down. But she's got a lot of good volume. It's a good level one stock. It's a good stock to get your feet wet. And you know what, if you're a beginner trader, you're nervous, this might be right up your alley. Robinhood, okay, remember that one. We did pretty well with that stock in Robinhood. We killed it on that one. That was the one that went public. And then all of a sudden, went from like $35 all the way to $85. Remember that one? Well, we knew that was gonna be a short coming in. Unfortunately, can't short a stock as new IPOs. But you know what, she came down a lot, but she's moving up a little bit. She's not one of these typical pharmaceutical stocks that when they get beat up, they don't come back, which we know about. But I wanna keep an eye on that one. And obviously with the market going down, keep an eye on a lot of these triple shorts, these ETFs. This is probably the only time I would ever trade ETFs. So other than that, not really that much out there. Not really that much out there. So other than, it's okay to short. Okay, if people get nervous, you should be more concerned about trading an option to worry about shorting. So just don't, but there's opportunities out there. You see it, hit it. Anything I'm missing, I did not call out. Traders, anything else? You know what, Ron, I saw Macy's. It's the third biggest mover out there. I'm just a little nervous to trade. I mean, I know that we got a lot of earnings coming out this week. I just went down market. I wouldn't wanna be playing games like Macy's or any go and go anything along, unless there's some big news. The only stock that's really doing pretty well is that it's been really moving nicely. It's a long-term play, is that BJ's. I know a lot of you guys are looking at that. All right, guys. So with that said, we're gonna start commentary in the cyber group room. Once again, once the market opens up, if you're watching YouTube, Facebook Live, we'll be back here at 2.30. Just don't forget to subscribe us and like us and friend us. And also we share us traders, trial members. Just look, listen and learn, like we always say. And then hopefully, you know what? You like what you see. And hopefully we get to get the opportunity to make this part of our team, okay? Good luck, everyone. Happy trading. Be safe.