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And since I think it's not discussed before, I mean, you know, you guys probably heard, you know, a lot of us talking about it daily, but there's not a single kind of explaining about that kind of more in details. And so I just wanted to address that. So today's topic is gonna be trends following or like a house with two trade trends. And this is, you know, this is one of the strategy that sometimes I use, apart from, you know, following the lines, drawing your lines and pivots and all that resistant support, right? This has been kind of one of my strategy and sometimes I use this as an indicator. And you guys have seen me a lot post it in the main chat as well when, you know, it's pretty easy to kind of draw a trend. So you can, you know, you can say if the stock is following, you know, a certain kind of trend on that day, you know, as long as it's short, right? And when the trend kind of broken, you know, for me as a short buyer straighter, I'm more interested in those disregard or like apart from the lines and I'm drawing, right? And because a lot of the time I trade my, like my trades are based on line-to-line kind of strategy. And on some certain stocks, it's like the stock is really strong on that day. I try to, you know, keep it simple basically. And I try to kind of draw a trend line. And so I can have an idea of how the stock is going to move demand and supply. And based on that, I kind of form my thesis or plan my trades based on that when I keep with the lines, of course. Let's get into this. I'm going to bring up some of the examples here. This isn't, you know, pretty kind of straightforward. And I think everyone, you know, could do that. And as you can see here, YT and YT Yan went up like on Thursday in the pre-market from 7 a.m. all the way to like, you know, this like 9, 70, right? In here, I mean, as the days goes by, the chart kind of form itself. So that's why we always suggest for you to be kind of patient. That's why we suggest you don't trade in the pre-market. So you let the chart form, right? And then you have like clear resistance or kind of support to kind of base all your trade off. And it's, you know, it's much easier than instead of trying to get to the top here. And let me put it like this. And you know, you try to get to the top here, you're going to get stopped out. Like if you want to get to the top here, you're going to just stop out here, get to the top here, you got to stop out here. And then, you know, it's like ongoing, ongoing. And, you know, it doesn't kind of lead you to anywhere. And you're basically just anticipating the move. And so that's why we suggest you here at MIC to kind of avoid those. Just be patient and wait for the chart to form, right? You know, ideally in the pre-market, just wait for that and then can I target that open, right? So as you can see here at 7am, it went all the way to like 9.70. And then it's just like grinding here. This is, for me, it's more like a line of sand. Yes, the top is temporarily set 9.7. So if I want to trade this, right? What would it be? I mean, okay, so if I want to trade this, the top is set, it went down to like eight. So the top is set now 9.70. If I want to trade this, I'm going to use that first resistance short, right? Which is pop into that 9.70 and you know, short into that resistance, maybe a risk over that, maybe use a whole and a half dollar mark, maybe 10 line and stop out over that, right? That will be my strategy. Hey guys, my name is Toss Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors and moderators at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in MIC, MIC in general, text me at 213-458-5997. This is not a robot, it is me directly on the other end of my business line. And we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you depending on your trading needs. Hit me up, back to the video. You know, and again, front side shorting requires front side covers, right? Same as Austin says, all like Bob says. Based on that, I know exactly what I'm looking for, right? But if not, you know, that will be, you know, one of my strategy. The second one is I wait for the stock to kind of broke the support or like let the stock kind of broken first. And as you can see here, the line, you know, could be pivots here as well. Seven, you know, that's where the support is, right? You know, you could say, you know, the last support of the stock, maybe the death line, whatever. And right at the market open, it dipped into that support and then just bounce right back. As the days goes by at the open. So about the trend, what I would like to see is, I wanna see the clear trend line to see where stock is kind of holding, bouncing. Basically, you know, you could do a channel trading based on those. But what I would like to do is that I try to draw my lines or like a draw a trend line. You know, it's just really simple, right? You put it here at the line right here. And then if you draw it like that, as you can see, this is the trend line. Stock is like grinding higher and higher and higher. And also we'll put, you know, like high lows, high low highs low. This is to me more like an equilibrium kind of point right here at this, okay? So as you can, you know, as you draw a trend line like that, you could see the equilibrium kind of point right at this one. So it's two scenarios, right? What would happen to this stock? Stock is putting, you know, high lows, high lows and low highs, low highs, low highs like that, high lows, high lows. So two scenarios, it's gonna happen here, okay? So basically to me, this is the line to send. I have no idea which directions stock is gonna go, right? So why do I need to anticipate? You know, if you short down here, you're gonna end up, you know, stopping out. Over here, if you long over up there, you're gonna stop out over here. I mean, this is like poor emotions for those, you know, like kind of newbies and traders kind of anticipating the move, right? The longs anticipating the breakout over here, the short anticipating the breakdown over this line, right? And every time it got safe, support resistance, support resistance. And that's why, you know, Bao, I think Bao did trade on that and he was basically scalping. The channel here right here is like eight and then you could have a decent range here, eight to maybe 7.5, be safe, maybe seven. So 7.2 and 8.2, that's like almost a dollar. It's a dollar kind of range. You know, imagine if you could scalp that, you know, once, twice, three times, four times, you know, fifth times almost, you know, five times a dollar, let's say being conservative here is like 50 cents, five times is like 2.5 dollar, right? But let's just say you're gonna be really patient, okay? You're gonna, you determine the trend. As you can see, this is the trend, this is the trend, right? The equilibrium point is right here. So because you don't know which direction stock's gonna go and you wait for that moment, okay? You wait for that equilibrium kind of point. After this, it's like, you know, to me the range kind of tight ends, you see? The bigger range here and then smaller, smaller, you know, range kind of tight ends. So this point stock's gonna do two things, right? Either it's gonna pop up or either it's gonna wash down. Based on that, this is what I call kind of confirmation for me. And after all this and, you know, like long and short today fighting each other, here is the kind of equilibrium point for them to say, okay, so this, at this point either stock's gonna go up or stock's gonna go down, right? That's a confirmation for me. So I hope, you know, this video is helpful guys and then, you know, just more, just, you know, an extra kind of tool for you to add in your playbook. And if you use it right, it could be beneficial to your trading as well. So I hope it's helpful if you have any questions, you know, hit DM me anytime. And I see you guys on the next one. Take care. Thank you so much for watching our video. If you want to see more of our videos, please subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking the button here. We do our best to post a new video every single day. If you have any questions about MIC or any general trading questions, please text Tosh using the number here. Also stay up to date by watching some of our most recent videos right over here.